Explore verified programs, benefits, and step-by-step guides designed to keep households connected to essential services across the nation.
Low income individuals and families in South Carolina can receive a number of services from their local community action agency. There are applications to government grants that help with bills, free home repair services, job placement prog
The primary low-income energy assistance programs in South Carolina are LIHEAP and weatherization. Financial help for utility, cooling and AC bills and free home conservation will be provided
York, Chester, Lancaster, Union and Fairfield assistance programs
The South Carolina Salvation Army offer emergency help to the homeless, low-income and working poor. Some of the financial resources include money to bills or rent (when available), free food, vouchers for gas or a hotel room and more
Low-income families can get advice from a free lawyer from Legal Services Alabama (LSA). The organization is a nonprofit that helps people across the state. There are lawyers that provide free advice online, over the phone or in person
The federal government Housing and Urban Development (HUD) organization has certified dozens of non-profits across the state. This group of companies have been selected to be HUD approved foreclosure and housing counseling agencies
Families in Alabama who are struggling with paying their credit card or medical bills, who are facing a foreclosure, or who need free or low-cost debt reduction services should look into the services from a non-profit credit counseling
Eviction prevention programs and rapid rehousing in Alabama helps low-income families stay in their home or apartment as well as assists homeless people
Low-income families in Alabama will get help with paying utility bills from the LIHEAP - Low-Income Home Energy Assistance government grant program. Electric, light, and cooling bills can be paid using government grants
Grant money, housing and self-sufficiency programs are provided by Alabama community action agencies. Financial resources are for low-income families and individuals who are faced with a crisis
Many of the employment assistance programs are administered by the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs. The government organization provides services to youth, dislocated workers, seniors, the unemployed, and people who are
Government programs in Alabama, including CCDF as well as the Office of Child Care Subsidy benefit, help low income, working Alabama families either pay for some of their child care costs or get free daycare