Provides technical assistance to community partners to ensure high-quality service delivery for homeless Veterans.

Focuses on developing evidence-based models to end Veteran homelessness. It shares findings to improve local program effectiveness.

Provides educational resources and training materials for providers and Veterans regarding homelessness prevention and recovery.

A directory of local employment coordinators who work specifically with homeless Veterans to find job training and placement.

Conducts research and develops models to improve services for homeless Veterans. It provides technical assistance to programs nationwide.

Provides grants to public or nonprofit organizations to provide legal services to homeless or at-risk Veterans. This helps resolve legal issues that act as barriers to housing.

Provides a wide range of benefits including disability compensation, pension, education, and home loan guarantees. It is the primary agency for managing Veteran benefits.

Provides grants to community agencies to operate transitional housing and service centers for homeless Veterans. It offers a stable environment for recovery and reintegration.

Provides bail support and legal defense resources for community members in Portland who are facing criminal charges.

A community-led fund that pays bail for individuals in Pima County to help them return to their families and jobs while awaiting trial.

A service that provides a 24/7 hotline to connect individuals who have been arrested with legal support and bail assistance resources.

Provides bail assistance to low-income individuals in Nashville to ensure that poverty is not a barrier to freedom while awaiting trial.

A community-based organization that pays bail for low-income individuals in Memphis to help them avoid the harms of pretrial incarceration.

A non-profit law firm that works alongside communities to promote economic justice and provides bail assistance to help individuals return to their families.

Offers legal support and bail assistance to community members in Baltimore, focusing on those impacted by the criminal justice system.

Provides bail and legal support for individuals arrested while participating in social justice movements and low-income community members in need of bail assistance.

This fund provides bail assistance to low-income individuals in the Richmond area to help them secure their release while awaiting trial.

The fund pays bail for people who are incarcerated in Philadelphia because they cannot afford to pay, helping them maintain their employment and family connections.

A community-led fund that pays bail for individuals in the Kansas City area to help them avoid the negative impacts of pretrial detention.

This organization provides bail assistance and holistic legal support to low-income individuals in Harris County to ensure they are not kept in jail due to poverty.

A nonprofit organization dedicated to paying bail for individuals who are incarcerated solely because they cannot afford to pay, promoting a more equitable justice system.

The fund provides bail assistance to low-income individuals in Louisville to help them return to their families and communities while awaiting trial.

This fund provides bail assistance to people who are unable to afford it in King, Snohomish, and Pierce counties. They aim to minimize the harm caused by the cash bail system.

A community-based bail fund that provides financial assistance to help individuals secure their release from jail while awaiting trial. They focus on supporting low-income community members.

The Minnesota Freedom Fund pays criminal bail and immigration bond for those who cannot afford to pay. They work to end the criminalization of poverty and the cash bail system.

This organization pays bond for people who are unable to afford it, allowing them to return to their families and jobs while awaiting trial. They also advocate for the abolition of the cash bail system.

Provides housing and legal support for women returning from incarceration. They focus on helping women regain their independence and navigate legal hurdles.

Offers legal aid services to the community, including assistance for those navigating legal challenges. It is listed as a resource for legal aid in the Texas region.

Provides legal advice and representation to individuals with arrest or conviction histories. They focus on removing legal barriers to housing, employment, and public benefits.

Provides federal resources, toolkits, and funding information for reentry programs. It offers guidance on expungement and reducing recidivism through community-based support.

The Reentry Services Unit provides legal assistance to individuals returning to the community after incarceration. They help clients address legal barriers to housing, employment, and public benefits.

Coordinates with the Department of Corrections to provide educational and vocational training to incarcerated individuals and support for post-release education.

Provides financial aid resources and information on college access for Delaware residents, including those re-entering society.

Supports the 'Second Chance' initiatives to increase access to higher education for incarcerated individuals and provides resources for successful reentry.

Manages state financial aid programs and supports educational pathways for incarcerated and formerly incarcerated individuals through state institutions.

Provides information on financial aid and educational opportunities for all Alaskans, including those seeking to return to school after justice involvement.

Provides vocational and academic education to incarcerated individuals and offers support services for students transitioning to technical colleges upon release.

Partners with the University of Maine system and community colleges to provide degree-granting programs to incarcerated individuals and support for reentry.

Supports educational opportunities for incarcerated individuals and works to ensure credit transfer and support services for students returning to college after incarceration.

Oversees initiatives to provide college-in-prison programs and supports the successful reentry of students into the Massachusetts public higher education system.

Provides resources and policy support for postsecondary education programs in correctional facilities and assists with the transition to campus-based learning.

Supports the expansion of postsecondary education in Illinois prisons and provides pathways for students to continue their education at community colleges upon release.

Coordinates college programs within correctional facilities and supports the transition of formerly incarcerated students into community and technical colleges across the state.

Provides integrated college and career advising, financial aid counseling, and scholarships. They specifically work to support justice-impacted students in navigating barriers to postsecondary education.

Provides education, training, and resources to prepare ex-offenders to enter or re-enter the workplace. The program aims to help participants secure gainful employment.

A specialized curriculum that trains participants in twelve specific competencies to assist offenders in making informed career decisions. It focuses on workforce readiness and reentry success.

An introductory program focused on the basics of welding techniques. This program is state-approved and designed to lead to industry certifications.

A comprehensive welding program covering metal cutting, arc welding, and MIG welding. It is a WIOA-approved program designed to prepare students for immediate employment.

A centralized directory of registered apprenticeship programs across Colorado. It helps users find vocational training opportunities in various skilled trades.

BridgeWorks provides industry-recognized training in construction, technology, and advanced manufacturing for returning citizens. The program includes 8-16 week tracks with professional certifications and direct employer placement.

Provides instruction and preparation for the HiSET exam. The school supports adult learners in achieving their high school equivalency goals through structured classes.

Offers adult education and test preparation classes for the HiSET exam. These programs are designed to help students gain the skills necessary to pass high school equivalency testing.

A program of instruction in literacy, numeracy, and problem-solving skills designed to help individuals function independently. It serves as a pathway to adult secondary studies and High School Equivalency preparation.

Provides Adult Basic Education and HiSET preparation for residents to earn a High School Equivalency Diploma. The program also utilizes digital tablets to provide access to educational and job-training resources.

Offers GED preparation classes within local detention centers and adult education centers. The program helps students develop foundational skills in reading, math, science, social studies, and writing to earn a high school equivalency credential.

Provides free official practice tests in English and Spanish for all five HiSET subtest areas. These resources help learners check their readiness and familiarize themselves with the exam format.

An online toolkit providing resources for career planning, education, and financial stability. It is specifically designed to help youth and young adults navigate their future.

Offers free tax preparation through VITA and comprehensive financial coaching services. These centers help community members improve their financial health and access tax credits.

A comprehensive toolkit designed to help individuals returning from incarceration manage debt, fix credit reports, and navigate financial products. It provides practical guides for financial empowerment during the transition process.

Supports cross-system collaboration to improve responses to people with mental illnesses who come into contact with the justice system.

Focuses on providing mental health resources, counseling, and support services for Latino children and their families.

Provides mental health support and family wellness programs specifically designed for the Hispanic community in high-risk areas.

Connects individuals with mental health professionals who are committed to social justice and providing care to the Latinx community.

A national database that helps individuals find therapists, psychiatrists, and support groups specifically tailored to the needs of the Latinx community.

A national directory and resource hub that connects individuals with Latinx therapists and provides mental health education to reduce stigma.

A directory of bilingual and bicultural mental health providers across Iowa to ensure language and cultural barriers do not prevent access to care.

Offers affordable medical and mental health services to the community, focusing on accessibility for low-income and uninsured individuals.

Provides health and wellness services including mental health support, counseling, and peer-led groups for the Latinx community and other marginalized populations.

A centralized resource portal for Texans to find mental health services, crisis support, and information on how to navigate the state's behavioral health system.

Provides culturally responsive clinical mental health services and support for families and individuals in the community. They focus on holistic wellness and trauma-informed care.

Offers comprehensive support for individuals returning to the community, including access to mental health services, substance abuse treatment, and vocational training.

Provides specialized information and enrollment assistance for American Indian and Alaska Native populations regarding Medicaid, CHIP, and Marketplace coverage.

A tool to help parents enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP find dental providers for their children. Ensures children receive necessary oral health screenings and treatments.

A searchable database to find treatment facilities that offer medication-assisted treatment for opioid and alcohol use disorders. Includes resources specifically for those in the criminal justice system.

A state-run program providing comprehensive health coverage for Minnesotans who do not qualify for Medicaid but need affordable options. It covers doctor visits, hospital stays, and prescriptions.

Provides affordable health coverage to consumers with incomes at or below 200 percent of the Federal Poverty Level who are not eligible for Medicaid or CHIP. It ensures access to essential health benefits.

Provides health insurance coverage for low-income Arkansans, including the Arkansas Works program. Offers access to primary care, mental health services, and substance abuse treatment.

A state-run initiative that contracts with providers to assist homeless individuals with SSI/SSDI applications. It also helps connect applicants to other state benefits like SNAP and Medical Assistance.

Provides application and employment assistance using the SOAR model to help individuals navigate the Social Security disability application process. They work with communities across the state to provide technical assistance and direct support.

CareerOneStop provides an online toolkit specifically for individuals with a criminal record to find employment, training, and career planning. It includes resources for job searching and overcoming barriers to employment.

The Reentry Center provides assistance to persons released from the Department of Corrections or federal prison. It offers various social services to ensure a successful transition into the community.

This program provides assistance to non-violent offenders and their families through education, mental therapy, mentorship, and employment opportunities. It aims to support successful community reintegration.

This program provides a whole-person approach to case management for individuals returning to the community. It assists with GED/education, housing, basic needs, job readiness, and mental health services.

A 24/7 help hotline providing state residents with referrals to detox, inpatient, and outpatient addiction treatment services. It serves as a primary entry point for state-funded care.

A residential recovery program providing a supportive environment for men in recovery. It is part of the state-supported network for addiction recovery.

A nonprofit outpatient treatment center providing comprehensive care for individuals facing drug and alcohol addiction. They offer various evidence-based treatment approaches and support services.

A 24/7 resource for Delaware residents to access publicly funded addiction treatment, peer support, and crisis intervention. It connects individuals to medical, social, and educational services.

Provides low-interest auto loans to low-to-moderate income families who are credit-challenged and cannot obtain traditional financing for a vehicle.

Offers financial assistance for transportation needs, including emergency car repair and other self-sufficiency support for low-income families.

Provides low-income car repair services to help individuals maintain reliable transportation for work. They assist those who need vehicle maintenance to remain employed.

Provides free bus passes to low-income individuals who are actively job-seeking or have recently started a new job. The program helps bridge the gap between job-seeking and receiving a first paycheck.

Provides affordable housing and rental assistance to low-income residents in the American Falls area.

Administers housing assistance programs including Section 8 vouchers and public housing for residents of Boise and Ada County.

Manages affordable housing programs and maintains waitlists for public housing and voucher assistance in the Reno area.

A HUD-approved housing counseling agency that provides financial education, homebuyer counseling, and foreclosure prevention services.

A HUD-approved agency providing housing counseling and support services specifically for seniors to help them maintain independent living.

Provides vouchers to help eligible households pay rent on privately owned homes. Includes specialized programs like HUD-VASH for veterans.

Provides rental subsidies to eligible families and individuals to use toward housing payments in the private market.

Provides affordable housing solutions and rental assistance to residents of the Eastern Shore of Virginia.

Administers the Housing Choice Voucher program to help low-income families afford safe and decent housing in the private market.

Provides public housing and Housing Choice Vouchers to low-income families, seniors, and persons with disabilities in Alexandria.

Offers affordable housing and rental assistance programs to support low-income residents in the Anacortes community.

Manages public housing units and administers Section 8 vouchers to assist low-income households in Everett with affordable rental options.

Provides affordable housing opportunities and rental assistance through the Housing Choice Voucher program for residents in the Bremerton area.

Administers housing programs including Section 8 vouchers and affordable housing development for residents of Kauai County.

The state agency responsible for managing public housing and administering the Housing Choice Voucher program in Hawaii. They provide rental assistance to low-income residents.

A directory of housing authorities and open waiting lists for Section 8 and public housing programs. It helps users identify which local agencies are currently accepting applications.

HUD funds local Continuum of Care programs that provide emergency shelter, transitional housing, and permanent supportive housing. These programs are designed to address the needs of homeless individuals and families.

Provides funding to support the homeless response system, including supportive housing programs. It assists in maintaining and expanding housing stability for vulnerable populations.

Administers contracts for homelessness services including emergency shelter, outreach, rapid re-housing, and housing first programs. It aims to provide comprehensive support for those experiencing homelessness.

Offers emergency shelter and transitional housing, including motel vouchers, for unhoused Delawareans. It serves as a temporary solution for those in crisis situations.

Provides immediate and comprehensive shelter services to homeless individuals and those at risk of homelessness. The program includes supportive services to help individuals and families return to self-sufficiency.

Provides free basic clothing to families and individuals in need. The program is designed to assist those facing financial hardship.

Provides quality donated clothing for men, women, and children. The closet is staffed by volunteers and serves the local community.

Provides new and quality used clothing to school-age children from low-income families. The program ensures students have the wardrobe they need to attend school with confidence.

Provides free warm winter coats or a new outfit for job interviews to men, women, and children. The program operates on a monthly basis to support local families.

Offers a variety of free high-quality clothing and accessories suitable for job interviews, work, and everyday wear. The program aims to help individuals present themselves confidently in professional settings.

Provides basic necessities including clothing for the entire family and baby items such as cribs, car seats, and formula. They support families in need by providing essential supplies free of charge.

Provides free clothing to the community and offers employment opportunities for women looking to re-enter the workforce. They distribute gently used clothing to those in need.

Official portal to apply for SNAP benefits in New Mexico. Provides contact information for the Human Services Department.

Official portal to apply for SNAP benefits in New Hampshire. Provides contact information for the Department of Health and Human Services.

Official portal to apply for SNAP benefits in Nebraska. Provides contact information for the Department of Health and Human Services.

Official portal to apply for SNAP benefits in Missouri. Provides contact information for the Department of Social Services.

Official portal to apply for SNAP benefits in Minnesota. Provides access to the MNbenefits online application.

Official portal to apply for SNAP benefits in Maine. Provides contact information for the Department of Health and Human Services.

Official portal to apply for SNAP benefits in Kentucky. Provides contact information for the Cabinet for Health and Family Services.

Official portal to apply for SNAP benefits in Iowa. Provides contact information for the Department of Health and Human Services.

Official portal to apply for SNAP benefits in Illinois. Provides access to the ABE (Application for Benefits Eligibility) portal.

Official portal to apply for SNAP benefits in Hawaii. Provides contact information for the Department of Human Services.

Official portal to apply for SNAP benefits in Florida. Provides access to the ACCESS Florida system for online applications.

Official portal to apply for SNAP benefits in Delaware. Provides contact information for the Division of Social Services.

Official portal to apply for SNAP benefits in Colorado. Provides access to the PEAK online application system.

Official portal to apply for SNAP benefits in Arkansas. Provides contact information for local Department of Human Services offices.

Official portal to apply for SNAP benefits in Alaska. Provides contact information for local offices and application forms.

Provides food assistance and direct support for SNAP enrollment to residents in Western Massachusetts. They operate mobile food pantries and community distribution sites.

Provides information on specialized food programs for adults aged 60 and older, including home-delivered meals and congregate nutrition sites.

Private program. Provides various community support initiatives including energy assistance for customers in need. It helps eligible households manage their energy costs.

Private program. This program provides emergency financial assistance to customers who are unable to pay their electric bills due to a temporary financial crisis. It is administered in partnership with the Salvation Army.

State program. Administers federal funds to assist low-income households with home heating and cooling energy costs. It includes crisis assistance for those facing utility shut-offs.

State program. This program provides financial assistance to help low-income households pay heating and cooling bills and avoid utility disconnection. It also offers support for heating system repairs.

State program. Provides energy efficiency upgrades to homes to reduce energy consumption and lower utility bills for low-income residents. Typical amount: Up to $12,000

Private program. Offers a reduced rate of 20% on gas and electric bills from November through March for eligible seniors and low-income individuals. Typical amount: 20% discount

Nonprofit program. A last-resort emergency fund that assists eligible utility customers with gas, electric, and water bills to prevent service termination.

Federal program. Provides energy assistance to low-income families in Puerto Rico to help cover the costs of electricity and other energy needs.

Federal program. Provides assistance for heating and electric costs for low-income households. It also offers emergency crisis benefits for those facing utility shut-offs.

Federal program. Provides financial assistance to help eligible low-income households with home heating costs. The program is federally funded and administered at the state level. Typical amount: Up to $2,000

Private program. Residential Energy Assistance through Community Help (REACH) provides emergency financial assistance to customers struggling to pay their energy bills.

State program. Provides assistance to low-income households for heating and cooling costs. The program operates year-round to assist with energy bills and crisis situations.

Private program. Provides financial assistance for electric and natural gas bills to income-eligible, disabled, and senior customers.

Private program. A heating bill assistance program funded by Duke Energy customers and shareholders to help with various heating sources including gas, electric, propane, and wood.

State program. Helps low-income families, particularly the elderly and disabled, by improving the energy efficiency of their homes to reduce utility costs. Services include insulation, sealing, and other efficiency upgrades.

State program. Provides financial assistance to help qualified low-income households pay their heating and cooling utility bills. The program is administered through local community action agencies across the state. Typical amount: $200 minimum to $850 maximum for heating

State program. Provides assistance for the repair or replacement of broken or inefficient heating systems for eligible low-income homeowners.

State program. Provides energy efficiency improvements to homes to reduce long-term energy costs. This includes insulation, sealing, and other weatherization measures.

State program. Assists low-income households with home energy costs, including heating and cooling. The program aims to keep families warm during cold weather months.

Nonprofit program. Provides emergency heating assistance for low- and moderate-income individuals who do not meet federal HEAP income guidelines. Applicants must have been rejected by HEAP and have a shut-off notice if they use electric heat.

Private program. Offers two levels of assistance: a monthly bill credit for basic needs and arrears forgiveness for those in debt. Available to electric and gas customers who have received a HEAP grant.

State program. Provides financial assistance to help low-income families pay for heating bills during the coldest months. It also includes support for emergency heating system repairs and crisis grants. Typical amount: $200 minimum to $1,000 maximum

Local program. Helps pay a portion of primary heating costs during the heating season. It assists households in Flathead, Lake, Lincoln, and Sanders Counties.

Private program. Project Share provides emergency energy bill assistance to help disabled and elderly customers pay their monthly utility bills.

State program. This program improves the energy efficiency of homes to reduce monthly utility costs. Services include insulation, air sealing, and furnace repair or replacement.

State program. LIHEAP provides financial assistance to help low-income households pay for home heating and cooling bills. It also offers an Energy Crisis Intervention Program (ECIP) for households facing immediate utility shut-offs.

Private program. Provides discounts on monthly electric and gas bills for low-income households.

Private program. Provides a discount on monthly electric bills for income-qualified households.

Private program. Offers qualified customers a discount on monthly natural gas bills based on a percentage of household income, plus arrearage forgiveness.

Federal program. The nation's largest residential energy efficiency program, helping low-income families lower energy bills by making homes more energy efficient.

Private program. Helps income-eligible customers lower their utility bills through energy efficiency improvements and home energy analysis.

Local program. A local component of the LIHEAP program designed to help Jefferson County residents offset cooling costs during the summer months.

Federal program. Provides assistance to low-income households for heating and cooling needs. The crisis component specifically assists those with disconnect notices or low fuel supplies.

Federal program. A federally funded program that provides a one-time annual benefit to help eligible households pay for home heating costs including electricity, natural gas, and propane.

Private program. Allows customers to make donations to help others pay their electric bills. It provides credits to households in need of financial assistance.

Private program. A program that provides financial assistance to help low-to-moderate income customers pay their energy bills. It helps with heating and cooling costs.

Nonprofit program. Provides emergency financial assistance to help households pay for heating and cooling costs. It is designed to prevent utility shut-offs for those in crisis.

Private program. A program that provides financial assistance to customers struggling to pay their energy bills. It is funded by donations and company contributions to help prevent service disconnection.

Federal program. Assists low-income households with heating and cooling costs. Provides a one-time payment to the utility company to reduce the energy burden.

Federal program. Provides financial assistance to help low-income households maintain utility services. Helps with heating and cooling costs and prevents shut-offs.

Federal program. Helps low-income households pay for energy services, including heating and cooling. Includes a reconnection assistance component for those disconnected from utility services.

Federal program. Provides assistance to low-income households for heating and cooling costs. Helps prevent energy crises and supports weatherization efforts.

Federal program. Offers energy credit and energy crisis intervention to help low-income families manage their electricity and cooling costs. Administered through local community action agencies.

Federal program. Provides one-time payments to home energy suppliers on behalf of eligible low-income households. Helps with heating and cooling costs during peak seasons.

Federal program. Assists low-income households with the cost of home heating and cooling. Funds are distributed through local community action agencies to help with energy bills and crisis situations.

Federal program. Provides financial assistance to help low-income households pay for heating and cooling energy costs. It also offers crisis assistance to prevent utility shut-offs. Typical amount: $25 minimum; $1,800 maximum

Federal program. Provides grants to help low-income households pay for heating and cooling costs. It is designed to assist with energy bills and prevent utility service disconnection.

State program. Helps low-income households pay for their primary heating source, whether it is oil, natural gas, electricity, or other fuels. It provides benefits to cover heating costs during the winter months.

State program. A federally funded program that helps eligible households pay a portion of their winter home heating costs. It is designed to keep families warm during the cold Colorado winters.

Federal program. Provides financial assistance to help low-income households pay their heating and cooling bills. It also offers crisis assistance for those facing immediate utility shut-offs.

Federal program. Helps low-income households lower their energy burden by providing benefits for winter heating and summer cooling bills. It is a block grant program designed to assist residential applicants.

Federal program. Assists low-income households with heating and cooling bills, particularly during extreme weather to prevent utility shut-offs. It is administered through local Community Action Agencies.

State program. Includes the federal LIHEAP and the state-funded Alaska Affordable Heating Program to help low-income residents cover home heating costs. Provides a one-time annual benefit to eligible households.

Federal program. Provides financial assistance to low-income households to help cover the costs of home heating and cooling. It aims to reduce the energy burden on families and prevent utility shut-offs.

State Agency program. Provides low-cost health coverage to children in families that earn too much to qualify for Medicaid but cannot afford private insurance.

Territorial Agency program. Provides comprehensive health coverage for eligible low-income residents of the Northern Mariana Islands.

State Agency program. Provides employment-focused financial assistance to low-income parents to help them find and maintain employment.

State Agency program. Provides temporary financial assistance and support services to low-income families with children to help them achieve self-sufficiency.

Territorial Agency program. Provides financial assistance to help low-income families pay for electricity bills and address energy-related crises.

Territorial Agency program. A food assistance program that provides monthly benefits to eligible low-income residents in the Northern Mariana Islands to help purchase food.

State Agency program. Provides assistance for heating and electric costs to low-income households. It also offers emergency fuel assistance and furnace repair or replacement.

State Agency program. Provides monthly benefits to help low-income households purchase nutritious food. Eligibility is based on household size and income levels.

State Agency program. Provides temporary financial assistance to families with children to help meet basic needs. It includes work-related support to help parents transition to employment.

State Agency program. Helps eligible low-income households pay for home heating costs. It provides a one-time payment to the energy provider on behalf of the household.

State Agency program. Offers temporary cash assistance and support services to families with children. It focuses on helping parents find work and become financially independent.

State Agency program. Provides monthly benefits to help low-income households purchase nutritious food. It is designed to supplement the food budget of families in need.

State Agency program. Assists low-income households with the costs of home energy, including heating and cooling bills. It helps prevent utility shut-offs for vulnerable families.

State Agency program. Provides temporary cash assistance and employment services to low-income families with children. The program aims to help families achieve self-sufficiency.

State program. Provides food assistance to low-income individuals and families to improve nutrition.

State program. Provides temporary financial assistance to families with children to help them meet basic needs.

State program. Helps low-income families pay their heating bills through cash grants or crisis grants.

State program. Provides temporary cash assistance to families with children to help them achieve self-sufficiency.

State program. Helps low-income individuals and families buy nutritious food.

State program. Provides cash assistance to low-income families to help pay for basic needs like food, shelter, and clothing.

State program. Provides a one-time benefit to eligible Ohioans to assist with cooling costs during the summer months.

State program. Provides assistance to eligible Ohioans to help maintain utility service during the winter months.

State program. Assists low-income households with the cost of home heating and cooling bills.

State program. Provides temporary financial assistance to low-income families with children to help them meet basic needs.

State program. Provides a one-time emergency utility assistance payment to help individuals heat their homes during a heat-related emergency.

Federal/State program. Provides financial assistance to help low-income households pay for heating and cooling costs. It also offers emergency services during energy crises.

State Agency program. Provides temporary cash assistance to families with children who are in financial need. The program focuses on helping families achieve self-sufficiency.

State Agency program. Provides monthly food benefits to low-income individuals and families. It helps supplement the food budget for those in need.

State Agency program. Provides financial assistance to help low-income households pay for their primary heating source. It is designed to help families stay warm during the winter.

State Agency program. Assists low-income households with energy costs, including heating and cooling bills. It helps prevent utility disconnection.

State Agency program. Provides food assistance to low-income individuals and families to ensure access to nutritious food. Benefits are issued via an EBT card.

State Agency program. Helps low-income households pay for home heating costs during the winter months. It also provides weatherization assistance to improve home energy efficiency.

State Agency program. Provides temporary cash assistance to needy families with children. The program aims to help families achieve self-sufficiency.

State Agency program. Offers monthly benefits to help eligible individuals and families buy food and food products. It is a primary resource for food security in the state.

State Agency program. Assists low-income households with the costs of home energy bills. It helps prevent utility shut-offs and ensures families can maintain heating and cooling.

State Agency program. Provides monthly benefits to help low-income households purchase eligible food items. It is designed to support nutritional needs for families and individuals.

State Agency program. A state-funded alternative to Medicaid home care services. It provides cash grants to help individuals purchase personal care assistance and other home care needs.

State Agency program. Provides temporary rental assistance for people with very low incomes and a mental illness. It serves as a bridge while individuals wait for a Housing Choice Voucher.

State Agency program. Provides financial assistance to help low-income working families pay for child care services. This allows parents to maintain employment or attend training.

State Agency program. Helps low-income individuals and families buy groceries to ensure access to healthy food. Benefits are provided via an EBT card.

State Agency program. Provides monthly benefits to help low-income households purchase nutritious food. It is designed to supplement the food budget of families in need.

State Agency program. A federally-funded program that helps eligible low-income households meet their home heating and cooling needs. It includes both subsidy and crisis components to prevent utility shut-offs.

State Agency program. Provides time-limited cash assistance to low-income families with children to help them achieve economic security. It supports families in meeting basic needs while working toward self-sufficiency.

Government program. Helps low-income Iowans buy the food they need for good health. Benefits are provided on an EBT card. Typical amount: Varies by household size

Government program. Provides cash assistance to families with children to help meet basic needs. The program focuses on helping families achieve self-sufficiency through employment. Typical amount: Varies by family size

Government program. Provides financial assistance to help low-income working families pay for child care. It aims to support parents in maintaining employment. Typical amount: Varies based on income and provider rates

Government program. Assists low-income households in Hawaii with purchasing food. It is a federal program administered at the state level to reduce food insecurity. Typical amount: Varies by household size

Government program. Helps low-income families pay for early childhood and school-age care. This allows parents to work or attend school while their children are in a safe environment. Typical amount: Varies based on family income and child care costs

Government program. Provides temporary cash assistance to families with dependent children who are experiencing financial hardship. The program emphasizes work and self-sufficiency. Typical amount: Varies by family size

Government program. Provides monthly benefits to low-income individuals and families to help them purchase nutritious food. It is designed to supplement the food budget of needy families. Typical amount: Varies by household size and income

Nonprofit program. Provides direct financial assistance to insured patients who are financially and medically qualified to help them pay for prescription drug co-payments, coinsurance, and deductibles. Typical amount: Varies by disease fund

Government program. Provides emergency financial assistance to help DC residents prevent eviction and maintain housing. It covers rent arrears and security deposits for eligible low-income households. Typical amount: Varies based on need and program caps

National Nonprofit program. Provides emergency financial assistance to dialysis and transplant patients for expenses like rent, utilities, and transportation.

State Agency program. Provides access to SNAP, TANF, and Medicaid programs for low-income residents. These programs support basic needs including food, cash, and healthcare.

State Agency program. Provides cash assistance to families with children who have little or no income. It includes work requirements to help parents transition to employment.

State Agency program. A federally funded program that helps eligible low-income households pay a portion of their winter home heating costs.

State Agency program. Provides monthly food benefits to low-income individuals and families to help them buy groceries. It is the state's version of the federal SNAP program.

State Agency program. Provides funding to organizations that operate emergency shelters and provide rapid re-housing services. It helps prevent homelessness for individuals and families.

State Agency program. Assists low-income households with the costs of home heating and cooling. It helps prevent utility shut-offs and ensures safe home environments.

State Agency program. Provides monthly benefits to help low-income households purchase nutritious food. It is designed to supplement the food budget of needy families.

State Agency program. Provides temporary cash assistance to low-income families with children. It aims to help families achieve self-sufficiency through work and support services.

Develop interpersonal skills while tutoring students and creating solutions to educational challenges.

Remote clinical role supporting military readiness, requiring licensure in PR, GU, or VI.

Retail management role assisting with store operations and sales floor leadership.

Provides executive oversight for the city's civil service, compensation, and employee relations.

A remote, part-time independent contractor role for testing online promotional content.

A hospital facility is seeking a night shift nursing manager for full-time clinical leadership.

A local restaurant group is hiring an accounting manager to oversee monthly closing processes.

A local business in the Laurelwood Shopping Center is seeking a full-time sales associate.

The City of Bartlett is seeking a Driver II for full-time municipal operations.

The City of Memphis is hiring multiple crewpersons for solid waste collection services.

Provides administrative support for university departments and faculty.

Over-the-road commercial truck driving position for dry van freight.

Entry-level federal law enforcement position focused on border security and immigration enforcement.

Entry-level food service position involving food preparation and customer service.

Part-time role providing assistance and information to the public in city-managed areas.

Supports human resources functions including recruitment, employee relations, and policy implementation.

Performs electrical maintenance and repair on city infrastructure and facilities.

Provides administrative and clerical support for city government operations.

Analyze and evaluate management programs and operations for federal agency efficiency.

Perform residential and commercial plumbing repairs and maintenance services.

Provide overnight care and support for residents in a residential facility.

Physical labor role responsible for loading and unloading freight in a distribution warehouse.

Entry-level federal law enforcement position focused on securing national borders.

Perform administrative and technical procurement support duties for the federal defense agency.

Maintain and repair instrumentation systems at the municipal water treatment facility.

An entry-level role providing on-the-job training to become a certified pharmacy technician.

Provide excellent customer service and assist with retail operations in a fast-paced pharmacy and retail environment.

Conducts field investigations for the Special Investigations Unit in a full-time capacity.

Manages and maintains system infrastructure and administrative operations on-site.

Provides technical cyber security support and system monitoring for state-level clients.

Provides part-time security coverage and access control for designated facilities.

Responsible for patrolling assigned areas and providing security services for various client sites.

This role involves managing communications and dispatching services for the city's airport operations.

Overseeing laundry operations and staff at the Courtyard Boise Downtown hotel.

Performing manual labor tasks related to water management and infrastructure maintenance.

Transporting goods and packages during evening hours for a logistics provider.

Operating commercial vehicles for waste and shredding services in the Boise area.

Providing support with incident prevention and job site inspections for a mechanical contracting company.

Assisting with project coordination and assembly tasks for a safety equipment supplier.

Responsible for ground handling operations including loading and unloading aircraft and baggage handling.

Support financial statement audit engagements as part of a summer internship program.

Assist kitchen staff with food preparation and station maintenance.

Manage parking lot operations and assist customers with entry and exit.

Handle inventory, organize stock, and assist with warehouse operations.

Maintain cleanliness and sanitation of museum facilities.

Prepare and cook menu items in a professional museum cafe environment.

Deliver patient care within the operating room environment.

Provide nursing care for patients at the St. Vincent's Birmingham clinic.

Maintain and repair plumbing systems in city-owned facilities.