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Whether you’re a single mother by choice or circumstance, this site offers reliable and up-to-date information on available grants for single mothers you may be eligible for and how to apply.
Here we track key grants and benefits available for single moms and their families — the likes of TANF, food stamps, LIHEAP, Medicaid, unemployment insurance, among others and we crunch the numbers to analyze how much benefits a single-parent family of three can expect to get in each state.
| STATE | TANF | SNAP | LIHEAP | JOBLESS | CHIP | MEDICAID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ALABAMA | $344 | $785 | $580 | $275 | 317% | 18% |
| ALASKA | $923 | $1,015 | $6,125 | $370 | 208% | 138% |
| ARIZONA | $347 | $785 | $640 | $320 | 230% | 138% |
| ARKANSAS | $204 | $785 | $475 | $451 | 216% | 138% |
| CALIFORNIA | $1,175 | $785 | $1,500 | $450 | 266% | 138% |
| COLORADO | $592 | $785 | $1,000 | $844 | 265% | 138% |
| CONNECTICUT | $833 | $785 | $645 | $721 | 323% | 138% |
| DELAWARE | $338 | $785 | $2,561 | $450 | 217% | 138% |
| DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA | $803 | $785 | $1,800 | $444 | 324% | 221% |
| FLORIDA | $303 | $785 | $1,350 | $275 | 215% | 27% |
| GEORGIA | $280 | $785 | $810 | $365 | 252% | 100% |
| HAWAI’I | $610 | $1,334 | $1,400 | $796 | 313% | 138% |
| IDAHO | $309 | $785 | $1,242 | $532 | 190% | 138% |
| ILLINOIS | $753 | $785 | $2,075 | $578 | 318% | 138% |
| INDIANA | $513 | $785 | $675 | $390 | 255% | 138% |
| IOWA | $426 | $785 | $800 | $739 | 380% | 138% |
| KANSAS | $429 | $785 | $2,232 | $637 | 255% | 38% |
| KENTUCKY | $341 | $785 | $250 | $720 | 218% | 138% |
| LOUISIANA | $484 | $785 | $800 | $275 | 255% | 138% |
| MAINE | $895 | $785 | $1,012 | $623 | 213% | 138% |
| MARYLAND | $624 | $785 | $750 | $430 | 322% | 138% |
| MASSACHUSETTS | $783 | $785 | $600 | $1,105 | 305% | 138% |
| MICHIGAN | $492 | $785 | $2,205 | $362 | 217% | 138% |
| MINNESOTA | $778 | $785 | $1,400 | $914 | 288% | 138% |
| MISSISSIPPI | $260 | $785 | $1,500 | $235 | 214% | 22% |
| MISSOURI | $292 | $785 | $495 | $320 | 305% | 138% |
| MONTANA | $588 | $785 | $3,765 | $732 | 266% | 138% |
| NEBRASKA | $552 | $785 | $1,050 | $564 | 218% | 138% |
| NEVADA | $386 | $785 | $3,136 | $469 | 205% | 138% |
| NEW HAMPSHIRE | $1,291 | $785 | $2,177 | $427 | 323% | 138% |
| NEW JERSEY | $559 | $785 | $1,278 | $875 | 355% | 138% |
| NEW MEXICO | $550 | $785 | $490 | $598 | 305% | 138% |
| NEW YORK | $789 | $785 | $996 | $869 | 405% | 138% |
| NORTH CAROLINA | $272 | $785 | $500 | $450 | 216% | 138% |
| NORTH DAKOTA | $872 | $785 | $1,100 | $786 | 205% | 138% |
| OHIO | $608 | $785 | $811 | $583 | 211% | 138% |
| OKLAHOMA | $292 | $785 | $500 | $539 | 210% | 138% |
| OREGON | $506 | $785 | $750 | $872 | 305% | 138% |
| PENNSYLVANIA | $403 | $785 | $1,000 | $605 | 319% | 138% |
| RHODE ISLAND | $721 | $785 | $1,148 | $745 | 266% | 138% |
| SOUTH CAROLINA | $388 | $785 | $850 | $350 | 213% | 67% |
| SOUTH DAKOTA | $701 | $785 | $2,400 | $553 | 209% | 138% |
| TENNESSEE | $387 | $785 | $750 | $325 | 255% | 105% |
| TEXAS | $370 | $785 | $12,300 | $605 | 206% | 15% |
| UTAH | $662 | $785 | $850 | $777 | 205% | 138% |
| VERMONT | $856 | $785 | $1,843 | $705 | 317% | 138% |
| VIRGINIA | $508 | $785 | $703 | $378 | 205% | 138% |
| WASHINGTON | $706 | $785 | $1,250 | $1,152 | 317% | 138% |
| WEST VIRGINIA | $542 | $785 | $866 | $662 | 305% | 138% |
| WISCONSIN | $653 | $785 | $2,580 | $370 | 306% | 100% |
| WYOMING | $869 | $785 | $2,176 | $624 | 205% | 44% |