Free legal aid and advice Iowa
Low income families that are faced with civil legal issue can get free advice from a lawyer. Find free legal aid in Iowa as available from a number of pro-bono or volunteer attorneys, paralegals and non-profit firms
LIHEAP and weatherization Iowa
Low-income families in Iowa can receive help for paying heating or electric bills, and free energy conservation measures, from LIHEAP as well as weatherization
Loans for people with poor to fair credit scores
Find lenders that offer loans for borrowers with poor or low credit scores or that even lack credit to begin with. Banks, credit unions, fintech companies, online lenders, and non-profits can all offer emergency funds
Free ride programs for seniors
For many older adults, the hardest part of getting care or staying connected is simply finding a ride. There are several national benefits and nonprofits that provide free transportation to seniors depending on their eligibility
Eviction and homeless prevention programs Iowa
Find funds to prevent an eviction in Iowa for struggling and low income families. There are also programs to rehouse the homeless, pay for security deposits, and even help tenants find an affordable place to live
Free day and child care assistance Iowa
Iowa may be able to help parents pay for their child care costs or even get free daycare. There are several conditions to the program, funding is limited, and a waiting list is often in place
Free Home Care from PACE - Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly
Federal government assisted, or even free home care, is provided by the PACE program. The service is for older Americans and it can help keep them out of a nursing home or assisted living facility
Rental assistance in Iowa
Locate charity organizations, churches and government programs provide rental assistance in your area of Iowa. There are a number of agencies that have hardship money to help pay back rent, security deposits, moving costs and also utility b
Salvation Army Iowa financial assistance
Social services and emergency assistance programs are administered by the Salvation Army in Iowa. Some of what they can help with, either directly or by offering referrals, includes money for back rent or utility bills, transitional housing
Iowa mortgage help and foreclosure prevention
Thousands of people across the state are struggling with their mortgage, and Iowa has programs that provide mortgage help and that can also even stop or prevent a foreclosure filing
Free holiday and Christmas programs Hawaii
Find where to get holiday assistance in Honolulu County as well as across Hawaii. Low income households can get free Christmas gifts, presents or toys for a kid, including from Angel Tree as well as Toys for Tots from US Marine Corps
Free baby or infant formula
Find free baby formula for new or expecting low-income families. There are assistance programs from food banks and pantries, charities or government benefit programs listed below that will be near you