Explore verified programs, benefits, and step-by-step guides designed to keep households connected to essential services across the nation.
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Thousands of homeowners in the area are struggling with paying their mortgage. Many families are impacted by the weak job market and have either lost their job or had a reduction in income
Low income families in Tennessee will get a free government phone or money to help pay a bill. The assistance is, in general, for low income households that receive public assistance, the disabled, or senior citizens
Financial assistance is available to help pay for some or all of the funeral, cremation or burial costs of a loved one. Or learn about free cremations for the low income or uninsured from states or even the United Way
Whether you need assistance paying utility bills in Tennessee, or help with conserving energy, the federal government created weatherization and the low income energy assistance program, or LIHEAP, may be your two best options
Low income homes and apartments are available from the Tennessee Section 8 Housing Choice Voucher program. Families, seniors, single people and the disabled can lease out a house from a private landlord
Find Christian credit counselors and agencies that provide debt relief, consolidation services and free financial advice. Low-income families, regardless of their faith, will get help
Find how to get a free legal consultation in Tennessee. Low-income families, seniors, and the working poor can get help with a civil issue
Low-income families in Tennessee that need a vehicle for a job or economic stability can get a free car from charities, government benefits or non-profits
Programs offered from the TN community action agencies providing short term emergency assistance and long term self-sufficiency to low-income families or individuals
Non-profits across Tennessee work to solve homelessness. This can include preventing evictions and/or rehousing people that need a place to live
Find how to get government benefits in Tennessee, including cash assistance, SNAP food stamps and other public aid. DHS will help low income families, seniors and the disabled make it through a difficult period