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Helpful Assistant Programs for People With Lower Incomes

There are specific assistant programs for lower-income families. And taking the time to find them will help you tackle this time in your life!

These are a few assistant programs to get you started, but keep in mind that if you look for places locally, there will be more options!

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Sleep in Heavenly Peace

Amazing program! This program provides a bed for children 3-17. They have over 400 chapters nationwide.

Here is a link to finding your local chapter:

https://shpbeds.org/chapters/

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Internet Assistant Programs

Spectrum has a lower-income assistant program that also includes cell service. Here is that link: https://www.spectrum.com/internet/spectrum-internet-assist

There is also an AllConnect website that lists additional options. ttps://www.allconnect.com/blog/low-income-internet-guide

Check with your local internet provider first to see if they have a low-income discount. You may be pleasantly surprised!

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Discount Cell Service

There is a specific government assistance program called Lifeline. You can find out about that information at this link:

Lifeline Program for Low-Income Consumers | Federal Communications Commission

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Decreased Cost Medication

There are several programs that help reduce medication costs. You can start looking at NeedyMeds.com.

https://www.needymeds.org/

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Car Assistant Programs

There are several car assistance programs available to people with lower incomes.

The first one you may benefit from is TANF-Temporary Assistance for Needy Families. tt ://www.usa.gov/welfare-benefits

Then there are specific programs regarding obtaining a vehicle.

Free Charity Cars: This program is specific to veterans and their families. ttp //freecharitycars.org/

Vehicles for Change: Serving the Mid-Atlantic region.

https://www.vehiclesforchange.org/if-you-need-a-car

Direct Auto Insurance has an excellent guide for assistance.

https://www.directauto.com/learning-center/car-maintenance/organizations-offer-free-car-repairs

An Auto Loan Hardship Program: Bank Rate has an article on this. ttps /www.bankrate.com/loans/auto-loans/auto-loan-hardship-programs/

The Stranded Motorist Fund: For those facing a transportation crisis. ttps: www.strandedmotoristfund.org/get-help/

Additional information and options from tre.org:

https://www.tre.org/car-resources/

In conclusion

There are many state and nationwide programs that will help you with a variety of situations. Take the time to look for exactly what you need to get through this difficult time.

None of us wants to be here, but if that’s where we are right now, there are options. indhelp rg is an excellent place to start:

https://www.findhelp.org/money/financial-assistance–casper-wy

You may also want to consider this previous post. Regarding a single mom and finances. ttps://w .singlemomoutwest.com/single-mom-financial-tips/

Prayers for your journey,

Lacey

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