Program directory

Every program we check

150 programs across 12 categories. Estimates are typical ranges, not promises - eligibility depends on your state, household, and income.

150 programs

Tax credits

Refundable credits and unfiled returns that often add up to thousands.

Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC)
IRS
A refundable credit for working people with low to moderate income.
Workers with earned income; amount scales with children in the household.
Up to ~$7,830
Child Tax Credit (CTC)
IRS
Per-child credit that can lower your tax bill or come back as a refund.
Parents and guardians of qualifying children under 17.
Up to $2,000 per child
Additional Child Tax Credit
IRS
The refundable portion of the Child Tax Credit paid out as cash.
Families whose CTC is larger than the tax they owe.
Up to $1,700 per child
Child & Dependent Care Credit
IRS
Credit for work-related child or dependent care costs.
Working parents or caregivers paying for care.
Up to 35% of expenses
American Opportunity Tax Credit
IRS
Credit for tuition, fees, and course materials in the first four years of college.
Undergraduate students or whoever claims them.
Up to $2,500
Lifetime Learning Credit
IRS
Credit for tuition at any level, including part-time and job-skills courses.
Students of any age taking eligible courses.
Up to $2,000
Premium Tax Credit
IRS
Cuts the price of a Marketplace health plan, sometimes to near zero.
People buying their own health insurance.
Varies monthly
Saver's Credit
IRS
Credit for money you put into a retirement account.
Low- and moderate-income savers.
Up to $1,000 ($2,000 joint)
Adoption Tax Credit
IRS
Credit for qualified adoption expenses.
Families who adopted a child.
Up to ~$16,800
Clean Vehicle Credit
IRS
Credit for buying a qualifying new or used electric vehicle.
Buyers under the income caps.
Up to $7,500
Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit
IRS
Credit for insulation, heat pumps, windows, and efficiency upgrades.
Homeowners making qualifying improvements.
Up to $3,200/year
Residential Clean Energy Credit
IRS
Credit for solar, wind, geothermal, and battery storage at home.
Homeowners installing clean energy systems.
30% of cost
Unfiled prior-year refunds
IRS
Refunds from past years you never claimed are still collectable for a window.
Anyone who skipped filing while owed money.
Varies
State Earned Income Credits
State tax agencies
Many states add their own match on top of the federal EITC.
EITC-eligible filers in participating states.
10–40% of federal EITC
Property tax & renter credits
State tax agencies
State circuit-breaker credits that refund part of rent or property tax.
Renters and homeowners under state income limits.
$200–$1,500
Credit for the Elderly or Disabled
IRS
A credit for older adults and people on permanent disability.
Filers 65+ or retired on total disability with limited income.
$3,750–$7,500

Cash assistance

Direct payments, emergency funds, and income support.

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
HHS / state agencies
Time-limited cash assistance for low-income families with children.
Parents and caretakers under state income limits.
$200–$700/month
Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
Social Security Administration
Monthly cash for people who are 65+, blind, or disabled with very limited income.
Individuals with minimal income and resources.
Up to ~$967/month
Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)
Social Security Administration
Monthly benefit when a disability keeps you from substantial work.
Workers with enough recent work credits.
Varies by work record
Social Security Retirement Benefits
Social Security Administration
Monthly payments based on your lifetime earnings.
Workers 62 and older who paid into the system.
Varies by earnings
Social Security Survivor Benefits
Social Security Administration
Monthly payments to the family of a worker who died.
Spouses, children, and dependent parents.
Varies
Social Security Family Benefits
Social Security Administration
Payments to family members of someone on retirement or disability benefits.
Spouses and children of an entitled worker.
Up to 50% of worker benefit
General Assistance (GA)
County governments
Small, short-term cash help where the state offers it.
Adults without dependent children who don't qualify elsewhere.
$100–$400/month
Unemployment Insurance (UI)
DOL / state agencies
Temporary income after losing a job through no fault of your own.
Recently employed workers who meet state rules.
40–60% of prior wages
Disaster Unemployment Assistance
DOL / FEMA
Unemployment pay for people whose work stopped because of a declared disaster.
Workers and self-employed in disaster areas.
Varies weekly
FEMA Individual Assistance
FEMA
Grants for disaster-caused expenses insurance won't cover.
Households in federally declared disaster areas.
Varies by need
Recovery Rebate Credit
IRS
Stimulus payments you never received, claimed on a return.
Filers who missed one of the economic impact payments.
Up to $1,400
Child support enforcement
HHS / state agencies
Free help locating a parent and collecting owed support.
Custodial parents owed child support.
Varies
Emergency cash assistance funds
State & county agencies
One-time payments for a crisis: eviction, utility shutoff, or car repair.
Households facing a documented emergency.
One-time $200–$1,500

Food

Monthly grocery support for households, kids, and seniors.

SNAP food benefits
USDA / state agencies
A monthly grocery balance loaded onto an EBT card.
Households under the income limit for their size.
~$200+/month
WIC
USDA / state agencies
Nutrition support for pregnant people, infants, and children under five.
Families with young children who meet income guidelines.
~$70/month + food package
Free & reduced school meals
USDA
Daily breakfast and lunch at no cost during the school year.
School-age children in qualifying households.
~$1,000/child per year
Summer EBT (SUN Bucks)
USDA
Grocery money for kids while school is out.
Children eligible for free or reduced-price meals.
$120 per child per summer
Commodity Supplemental Food Program
USDA
A monthly box of staple groceries for older adults.
Adults 60+ under income limits.
Monthly food box
Emergency Food Assistance (TEFAP)
USDA
USDA food distributed through local pantries.
Anyone under local income guidelines.
Free groceries
Double Up Food Bucks / SNAP incentives
USDA & nonprofits
Doubles SNAP dollars spent on fruits and vegetables.
SNAP shoppers at participating markets.
Match up to $20–$40/visit
Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program
USDA
Vouchers for fresh produce at farmers markets.
Low-income adults 60+.
$50/season
WIC Farmers' Market Nutrition Program
USDA
Produce vouchers added to WIC benefits.
WIC participants in participating states.
$30/season
Home-delivered & congregate meals
Administration for Community Living
Delivered meals and community dining for older adults.
Adults 60+, especially homebound seniors.
Free or donation
Child & Adult Care Food Program
USDA
Meals and snacks at child care centers and adult day programs.
Children and adults in participating care settings.
Free meals
Local food pantry network
Feeding America & local groups
Weekly or monthly groceries with little or no paperwork.
Anyone in need; income rules vary by pantry.
Free groceries

Healthcare

Free or low-cost coverage, prescriptions, and care programs.

Medicaid
CMS / state agencies
Comprehensive health coverage with little or no monthly premium.
Adults and families under state income thresholds.
Full coverage
CHIP
CMS / state agencies
Children's coverage for families who earn too much for Medicaid.
Households with kids and modest income.
Low or no cost
Marketplace premium credits
HealthCare.gov
Subsidies that cut the price of a private plan, sometimes to near zero.
People without job-based coverage.
Varies monthly
Cost-sharing reductions
HealthCare.gov
Extra savings on out-of-pocket costs with a Silver Marketplace plan.
Enrollees under 250% of the poverty line.
Lower deductibles & copays
Medicare Savings Programs
CMS / state agencies
State programs that pay Medicare premiums and sometimes copays.
Medicare enrollees with limited income.
Pays Part B premium (~$185/mo)
Medicare Extra Help (Part D LIS)
Social Security Administration
Cuts prescription drug costs to a few dollars per fill.
Medicare enrollees under the income and asset limits.
~$5,900/year value
Adult Medicaid expansion coverage
CMS / state agencies
Coverage for adults up to 138% of the poverty line in expansion states.
Adults 19–64 in participating states.
Full coverage
Community Health Centers (FQHCs)
HRSA
Primary, dental, and behavioral care priced to your income.
Anyone, insured or not.
Sliding-scale fees
Hospital charity care
Hospitals / HHS
Nonprofit hospitals must discount or forgive bills for qualifying patients.
Patients under the hospital's income policy.
Bills reduced or erased
Vaccines for Children
CDC
No-cost childhood immunizations.
Uninsured, Medicaid, or underinsured children.
Free vaccines
Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program
HRSA
Medical care, medication, and support for people with HIV.
Low-income people living with HIV.
Free care & medication
Title X family planning
HHS
Contraception, screenings, and reproductive care.
Anyone; priority to low-income patients.
Free or sliding scale
AIDS Drug Assistance Program
HRSA / states
Covers HIV medications for people who can't afford them.
Low-income people living with HIV.
Free medication
Substance use & mental health block grant services
SAMHSA
Treatment, counseling, and recovery support at local providers.
People seeking treatment; income rules vary.
Free or sliding scale
Patient assistance programs
Drug manufacturers
Manufacturer programs that supply medication at no cost.
Uninsured or underinsured patients.
Free or discounted drugs
Breast & Cervical Cancer Early Detection
CDC
Free mammograms and Pap tests, plus treatment coverage if needed.
Uninsured women under income limits.
Free screening

Housing & utilities

Rent support, energy bills, repairs, and emergency assistance.

Housing Choice Vouchers (Section 8)
HUD / local PHAs
A voucher that pays part of your rent to a private landlord.
Renters under local income limits; waitlists apply.
Rent capped near 30% of income
Public housing
HUD / local PHAs
Apartments owned and managed by a housing authority.
Low-income families, seniors, and people with disabilities.
Rent near 30% of income
Energy bill assistance (LIHEAP)
HHS / state agencies
Help with heating, cooling, and past-due utility balances.
Households facing high energy costs or shutoff notices.
$300–$1,000/year
Water bill assistance (LIHWAP)
HHS / state agencies
Help with overdue water and wastewater bills.
Households at risk of water shutoff.
$200–$1,000
Weatherization Assistance Program
DOE / state agencies
Free insulation, sealing, and heating repairs to cut energy bills.
Low-income homeowners and renters.
~$8,000 in upgrades
Lifeline phone & internet discount
FCC
A monthly discount on phone or broadband service.
Households on SNAP, Medicaid, SSI, or under income limits.
Up to $9.25/month
Section 202 Supportive Housing for the Elderly
HUD
Subsidized apartments with services for older adults.
Very low-income adults 62+.
Rent near 30% of income
Section 811 Housing for Persons with Disabilities
HUD
Accessible, subsidized housing with support services.
Very low-income adults with disabilities.
Rent near 30% of income
USDA Single Family Housing Loans & Grants
USDA Rural Development
Home purchase loans and repair grants in rural areas.
Rural households under income limits.
0% loans, up to $10,000 grants
HUD-approved housing counseling
HUD
Free help with rent, mortgages, foreclosure, and homebuying.
Anyone, at no cost.
Free counseling
Homeowner Assistance Fund
Treasury / states
Mortgage, tax, and utility help for homeowners after a hardship.
Homeowners behind on payments where funds remain.
Up to $40,000
Emergency rental assistance
Treasury / local agencies
Pays overdue rent and utility bills to prevent eviction.
Renters with a hardship where local funds remain.
Back rent + utilities
Homelessness assistance (Continuum of Care)
HUD
Rapid rehousing, transitional housing, and permanent supportive housing.
People experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
Housing + services
HUD-VASH
HUD & VA
Housing vouchers paired with VA services for veterans.
Veterans experiencing homelessness.
Voucher + case management
Low-income solar & community solar credits
EPA / states
Discounted community solar subscriptions and rooftop programs.
Income-qualified households in participating states.
10–20% off power bills
Home repair & accessibility grants
USDA / local agencies
Grants for roofs, ramps, and safety repairs.
Older or disabled homeowners under income limits.
$5,000–$10,000
Project-Based Rental Assistance (Section 8 PBRA)
HUD
Subsidy tied to a specific apartment building instead of a portable voucher.
Low-income renters applying directly to participating properties.
Rent near 30% of income
Low-Income Housing Tax Credit apartments
IRS / state housing agencies
Privately owned apartments with rents capped for income-qualified tenants.
Households under 50–60% of area median income.
Below-market rent
Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) escrow
HUD / local PHAs
As your earnings rise, the rent increase is banked into an escrow account you keep.
Voucher and public housing residents who enroll.
$5,000–$10,000 savings payout
Housing Choice Voucher homeownership option
HUD / local PHAs
Use your rental voucher toward monthly mortgage payments instead of rent.
First-time buyers with a voucher in participating PHAs.
Voucher applied to mortgage
FHA-insured home loans
HUD / FHA
Government-insured mortgages with lower credit and down-payment requirements.
Buyers who can't qualify for conventional financing.
3.5% down payment
Down payment & closing cost assistance
State & local housing finance agencies
Grants or forgivable second loans that cover down payment and closing costs.
First-time buyers under program income limits.
$5,000–$25,000
Mortgage Credit Certificate (MCC)
State housing finance agencies
Converts part of your mortgage interest into a yearly federal tax credit.
First-time buyers who get the certificate at closing.
Up to $2,000/year tax credit
USDA Section 504 repair loans & grants
USDA Rural Development
Repair and modernize a rural home, or remove health and safety hazards.
Very low-income rural homeowners; grants for owners 62+.
1% loans up to $40,000; $10,000 grants
HOME Investment Partnerships
HUD / local governments
Local rehab, rental, and homebuyer programs funded by HUD block grants.
Low-income renters and buyers in participating cities and counties.
Rent or purchase help
Community Development Block Grant housing help
HUD / local governments
City and county rehab, accessibility, and emergency housing programs.
Low- and moderate-income residents of the funded area.
Varies by locality
Emergency Solutions Grants (shelter & rehousing)
HUD / local agencies
Emergency shelter, street outreach, and short-term rehousing payments.
People who are homeless or facing imminent eviction.
Shelter + short-term rent
Housing protections & transfers for survivors (VAWA)
HUD
Protection from eviction and an emergency move to safe assisted housing.
Survivors of domestic violence, dating violence, or stalking.
Emergency transfer + protection
Fair housing discrimination complaints
HUD Office of Fair Housing
Free investigation and possible damages when you're denied housing unlawfully.
Anyone discriminated against based on a protected class.
Free investigation
Indian Housing Block Grant & Section 184 loans
HUD Office of Native American Programs
Tribal rental assistance, rehab, and low-down-payment home loans.
Members of federally recognized tribes and Alaska Native villages.
Rent help; 2.25% down loans
Farm Labor Housing loans & rental help
USDA Rural Development
Affordable housing built and subsidized for farmworker families.
Domestic farm laborers and their households.
Rent near 30% of income
Lead hazard control & healthy homes grants
HUD
Removes lead paint, mold, and other hazards from older homes.
Low-income households with children in pre-1978 housing.
Free remediation
Home energy rebates (HEAR & HOMES)
DOE / state energy offices
Rebates for heat pumps, wiring, insulation, and efficient appliances.
Households under 150% of area median income in launched states.
Up to $14,000
Utility shutoff protection & arrears forgiveness
State public utility commissions
Seasonal shutoff bans, budget billing, and forgiveness of past-due balances.
Customers on low incomes or with a medical hardship.
Debt forgiveness + fixed bills
Eviction prevention & tenant legal aid
Local courts & legal aid
Free attorneys, mediation, and rent funds to stop an eviction filing.
Tenants facing eviction in participating cities and states.
Free representation

Child care & family

Child care vouchers, pre-K, and support for parents.

Child Care & Development Fund (CCDF)
HHS / state agencies
Vouchers that cover child care so you can work or study.
Working or studying parents under state income limits.
Most of your child care bill
Head Start / Early Head Start
HHS
Free early education, health, and family support from birth to age 5.
Low-income families with young children.
Free program
State-funded Pre-K
State education departments
Public pre-kindergarten for 3- and 4-year-olds.
Families in states and districts that offer it.
Free or low cost
Maternal & child home visiting (MIECHV)
HRSA
Nurse and parent-coach visits during pregnancy and early childhood.
Pregnant people and families with infants.
Free
Diaper and formula banks
Nonprofits & state pilots
Free diapers, wipes, and formula from local banks.
Families with infants and toddlers.
Free supplies
Foster care & adoption assistance
HHS / state agencies
Monthly support for foster and adoptive parents.
Licensed foster and adoptive families.
Monthly stipend
Dependent Care FSA
IRS / employers
Set aside pre-tax pay for child or dependent care.
Employees whose job offers the benefit.
Up to $5,000 pre-tax
WIC breastfeeding peer support
USDA
Counseling and breast pumps for nursing parents.
WIC participants.
Free support & pumps

Education & training

Grants, work-study, loan relief, and job training.

Federal Pell Grant
Dept. of Education
A grant for undergraduates with high financial need - no repayment.
Undergraduates who file the FAFSA.
Up to ~$7,395/year
Federal Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant
Dept. of Education
Extra grant aid for the highest-need students.
Pell-eligible students at participating schools.
$100–$4,000/year
Federal Work-Study
Dept. of Education
Part-time campus or community jobs funded by financial aid.
Students with demonstrated need.
Part-time wages
TEACH Grant
Dept. of Education
Grants for future teachers who commit to high-need schools.
Education students meeting the service agreement.
Up to $4,000/year
Public Service Loan Forgiveness
Dept. of Education
Loan forgiveness after 120 payments in public service work.
Government and nonprofit employees.
Remaining balance erased
Income-driven repayment & forgiveness
Dept. of Education
Caps student loan payments at a share of your income.
Federal student loan borrowers.
Payments as low as $0
WIOA job training grants
DOL / state agencies
Paid-for training, certifications, and job placement help.
Adults, youth, and dislocated workers.
Free training
Job Corps
DOL
Free career training, housing, and a stipend for young adults.
People 16–24 who meet income rules.
Free training + housing
Registered Apprenticeships
DOL
Earn a wage while learning a trade, with no tuition.
Anyone accepted into a registered program.
Paid training
State tuition-free college promise programs
State agencies
Community college or university tuition covered by the state.
Residents meeting state program rules.
Tuition covered
Adult education & GED programs
Dept. of Education / states
Free literacy, GED, and English-language classes.
Adults without a high school diploma.
Free classes
AmeriCorps education award
AmeriCorps
Service year with a living allowance and a college award.
Adults accepted into a service position.
~$7,395 award + stipend

Veterans & military

Benefits earned through military service.

VA Disability Compensation
VA
Tax-free monthly pay for service-connected conditions.
Veterans with a rated disability.
$175–$4,000+/month
VA Veterans Pension
VA
Monthly income for low-income wartime veterans 65+ or disabled.
Wartime veterans under income limits.
Up to ~$1,800/month
VA Aid & Attendance
VA
Extra monthly money for veterans who need daily care.
Pension-eligible veterans needing assistance.
Added to pension
VA Health Care
VA
Comprehensive medical care through VA facilities.
Enrolled veterans by priority group.
Free or low copays
Post-9/11 GI Bill
VA
Pays tuition and a monthly housing allowance for school.
Veterans with qualifying service.
Tuition + housing stipend
Veteran Readiness & Employment (Chapter 31)
VA
Retraining and job placement for veterans with service-connected disabilities.
Veterans with a qualifying rating.
Training + stipend
Dependency & Indemnity Compensation
VA
Monthly payment to survivors of service members and veterans.
Surviving spouses, children, and parents.
~$1,600+/month
VA Home Loan Guaranty
VA
No-down-payment mortgages with no private mortgage insurance.
Veterans, service members, and some spouses.
$0 down payment
Specially Adapted Housing grants
VA
Grants to build or modify an accessible home.
Veterans with qualifying service-connected disabilities.
Up to ~$117,000

Seniors & disability

Support for older adults and people with disabilities.

Medicaid Home & Community-Based waivers
CMS / state agencies
Pays for in-home aides and services instead of a nursing home.
People needing a nursing-home level of care.
Care at home covered
PACE (All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly)
CMS
All-in-one medical and daily care so you can stay at home.
Adults 55+ needing nursing-home level care.
Full care coverage
State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP)
ACL
Free one-on-one Medicare counseling.
Medicare beneficiaries and families.
Free counseling
Area Agency on Aging services
ACL
Transportation, chore help, and caregiver respite for older adults.
Adults 60+ and their caregivers.
Free or donation
Senior Community Service Employment Program
DOL
Paid part-time community jobs and training for older workers.
Job seekers 55+ under income limits.
Paid training
Ticket to Work
Social Security Administration
Free career support while keeping disability benefits during the transition.
SSI and SSDI recipients 18–64.
Free services
ABLE savings accounts
Treasury / states
Save without losing SSI or Medicaid eligibility.
People whose disability began before age 26.
Tax-free savings
State assistive technology programs
ACL
Device loans, reuse programs, and financing for assistive tech.
People with disabilities of any age.
Free loans & low-interest financing
National Family Caregiver Support Program
ACL
Respite care, counseling, and training for unpaid caregivers.
Family caregivers of older adults.
Respite & training

Disaster & legal

Disaster relief, crime victim funds, and free legal help.

SBA Disaster Loans
Small Business Administration
Low-interest loans to repair homes, property, and businesses.
Homeowners, renters, and businesses in disaster areas.
Up to $500,000
Crime Victim Compensation
DOJ / state boards
Reimburses medical bills, counseling, and lost wages after a crime.
Victims of violent crime and their families.
Up to $25,000
Free civil legal aid
Legal Services Corporation
Free lawyers for eviction, benefits appeals, and family cases.
Households under 125% of the poverty line.
Free representation
Low Income Taxpayer Clinics
IRS
Free help disputing IRS bills, audits, and back taxes.
Taxpayers under income limits.
Free representation
Disaster SNAP (D-SNAP)
USDA
Emergency food benefits after a declared disaster.
Households affected by a disaster, even if not usually eligible.
One month of benefits
Increased Cost of Compliance (flood)
FEMA
Helps pay to elevate or floodproof a damaged home.
NFIP policyholders with major flood damage.
Up to $30,000

Unclaimed money

Money already in your name sitting with an agency.

State unclaimed property
State treasurers
Forgotten deposits, refunds, and paychecks held by your state.
Anyone who has moved or changed banks or jobs.
Average $1,000+
Unclaimed pensions
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp.
Pension benefits from employers that closed or were taken over.
Former employees of terminated plans.
Varies
Matured savings bonds
Treasury
Bonds that stopped earning interest and were never cashed.
Bond holders and their heirs.
Face value + interest
FHA mortgage insurance refunds
HUD
Refunds of upfront mortgage insurance after an early payoff.
Former FHA borrowers.
$500–$1,500
Class action settlement funds
Courts & administrators
Settlement payouts you may qualify for as a past customer.
Consumers included in a settlement class.
$10–$1,000+
Uncashed IRS refund checks
IRS
Refund checks that were returned, lost, or never deposited.
Filers who moved or changed banks.
Varies

Grants for organizations

Funding for nonprofits, small businesses, and local agencies.

Community Development Block Grant (CDBG)
HUD
Flexible funding for community development and services.
State and local governments, nonprofits.
Varies by award
NIH Research Grants
National Institutes of Health
Funding for biomedical and health research.
Universities and research institutions.
Varies by award
USDA Agricultural Research grants
USDA ARS
Funding for agricultural research and innovation.
Universities and agricultural organizations.
Varies by award
EPA Environmental grants
EPA
Funding for environmental protection and cleanup projects.
Governments, tribes, and nonprofits.
Varies by award
State Homeland Security Grant Program
DHS
Preparedness funding for state and local agencies.
State, local, and tribal governments.
Varies by award
Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR)
SBA & agencies
R&D funding for small businesses commercializing technology.
Small businesses meeting SBA standards.
$50,000–$1M+
Workforce Opportunity for Rural Communities (WORC)
DOL
Grants for workforce development in rural regions.
Workforce boards and nonprofits.
Varies by award
TEACH Grant program (institutional)
Dept. of Education
Institutional participation in the TEACH grant program.
Eligible educational institutions.
Varies by award

Not sure which of these apply to you?

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Tax credits

Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC)

Child Tax Credit (CTC)

Additional Child Tax Credit

Child & Dependent Care Credit

American Opportunity Tax Credit

Lifetime Learning Credit

Premium Tax Credit

Saver's Credit

Adoption Tax Credit

Clean Vehicle Credit

Energy Efficient Home Improvement Credit

Residential Clean Energy Credit

Unfiled prior-year refunds

State Earned Income Credits

Property tax & renter credits

Credit for the Elderly or Disabled

Cash assistance

Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)

Supplemental Security Income (SSI)

Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI)

Social Security Retirement Benefits

Social Security Survivor Benefits

Social Security Family Benefits

General Assistance (GA)

Unemployment Insurance (UI)

Disaster Unemployment Assistance

FEMA Individual Assistance

Recovery Rebate Credit

Child support enforcement

Emergency cash assistance funds

Food

SNAP food benefits

WIC

Free & reduced school meals

Summer EBT (SUN Bucks)

Commodity Supplemental Food Program

Emergency Food Assistance (TEFAP)

Double Up Food Bucks / SNAP incentives

Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program

WIC Farmers' Market Nutrition Program

Home-delivered & congregate meals

Child & Adult Care Food Program

Local food pantry network

Healthcare

Medicaid

CHIP

Marketplace premium credits

Cost-sharing reductions

Medicare Savings Programs

Medicare Extra Help (Part D LIS)

Adult Medicaid expansion coverage

Community Health Centers (FQHCs)

Hospital charity care

Vaccines for Children

Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program

Title X family planning

AIDS Drug Assistance Program

Substance use & mental health block grant services

Patient assistance programs

Breast & Cervical Cancer Early Detection

Housing & utilities

Housing Choice Vouchers (Section 8)

Public housing

Energy bill assistance (LIHEAP)

Water bill assistance (LIHWAP)

Weatherization Assistance Program

Lifeline phone & internet discount

Section 202 Supportive Housing for the Elderly

Section 811 Housing for Persons with Disabilities

USDA Single Family Housing Loans & Grants

HUD-approved housing counseling

Homeowner Assistance Fund

Emergency rental assistance

Homelessness assistance (Continuum of Care)

HUD-VASH

Low-income solar & community solar credits

Home repair & accessibility grants

Project-Based Rental Assistance (Section 8 PBRA)

Low-Income Housing Tax Credit apartments