How much does TANF pay in Wyoming?

A family of 3 with no other income can receive up to $781 per month in Wyoming (Wyoming DFS — Cash Assistance: Monthly Benefit Amount, as shown on August 25, 2026). Family of three with no income. The DFS page prints no effective date. Families with income get less; the state subtracts countable income from its payment standard.

How long can I receive TANF in Wyoming?

Federal law caps TANF-funded assistance to an adult at 60 months in a lifetime (42 U.S.C. 608(a)(7)). Many states set a shorter limit, and states may grant hardship extensions. Wyoming DFS publishes Wyoming's limit.

How do I apply for TANF in Wyoming?

Apply through Wyoming DFS. Apply at your local DFS office. Visit https://dfs.wyo.gov/assistance-programs/cash-assistance/tanf/ or call 1-307-777-5846.

Can I get TANF and SNAP at the same time?

Yes. TANF and SNAP are separate programs. Most TANF recipients also receive SNAP. Receiving TANF may automatically qualify you for SNAP and Medicaid in Wyoming.

Amount from Wyoming's own page

Do I Qualify for TANF in Wyoming?

2026 cash assistance: who can apply, what the state pays, and how to apply

Wyoming pays up to $781/month in TANF cash assistance to a family of 3 with no other income. Families with income get less: the state subtracts countable income from its payment standard. You must meet Wyoming's income and asset limits and take part in work activities.

Which figure this is: Family of three with no income. The DFS page prints no effective date.

Source: Wyoming DFS — Cash Assistance: Monthly Benefit Amount, as shown on August 25, 2026.

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Max benefit (fam. of 3)

$781/mo

checked August 25, 2026

Lifetime limit

60 months (federal)

states may set less

Work requirement

Yes

Children required

Under 18

Who Can Get TANF in Wyoming

These rules come from federal TANF law and apply in every state. The dollar limits inside them are Wyoming's, and only Wyoming DFS publishes those.

A child under 18 lives with you (or you are pregnant). Child-only cases for relatives raising a child exist in every state.
Your income and assets are under Wyoming's limits. They are low in every state; most families who qualify have little or no earnings.
Adults take part in work activities (a job, job search, training, or community service) on the state's schedule, unless exempt.
You cooperate with child support enforcement when a parent is absent.
You are a U.S. citizen or a qualifying immigrant, and a Wyoming resident.

Federal lifetime limit: 60 months of TANF-funded assistance for an adult (42 U.S.C. 608(a)(7)). Wyoming may set a shorter limit and may grant hardship extensions. If your income recently dropped, apply on your current income, not last year's.