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Teen Parents and Welfare Reform: 20 Questions and Answers
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Detailed questions and answers for social services providers and teen parent advocates on TAFDC teen parent rules, as well as food stamp and MassHealth benefits available. This brochure was produced by Massachusetts Law Reform Institute and revised in March, 2002.
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