There is a plethora of grants for single mothers — the likes of TANF cash assistance, food stamps, WIC, child care assistance, to name but a few.

is the state’s welfare program for helping low-income families with children reduce dependence on public assistance and move out of poverty through work.

provides a temporary partial wage replacement to workers who become unemployed through no fault of their own.

provides monthly benefits to those who need food assistance most — the elderly and disabled, as well as Mississippians on public assistance.

is designed to help neediest families in Mississippi achieve self-sufficiency through employment and job-readiness activities.

available for Mississippi’s financially needy students attending state approved public and nonprofit two-year and four-year eligible colleges and universities.

helps eligible Missourians, children and families to buy food and provide nutritional meals for themselves.

provides temporary cash benefits to low-income families with dependent children who have less than $1,000 in countable resources.

helps low-income people and families in Montana with cash assistance to buy the food they need for a nutritionally adequate diet.

is a time-limited cash assistance program for needy families with children under the age of 18 as well as pregnant women.

guarantees that kids from low-income families can eat a healthy lunch while they are at school.

Nebraska’s only need-based financial aid program for postsecondary students attending eligible colleges and universities throughout the state of Nebraska.

helps low-income people buy food but Nebraskans don’t receive SNAP automatically. They must apply and be determined to be eligible.

provides small cash assistance to low-income families with children up to 18 years of age and is limited to no more than 60 months.

or Nevada's Energy Assistance Program (EAP) is designed to help qualifying low-income Nevadans with their heating and electric costs.

helps low-income Nevada families with cash assistance to buy the food they need for a nutritionally adequate diet.

serves low-income families with children by providing temporary assistance and supportive services to help participants become self-sufficient.

provides eligible recipients with monthly benefits used to purchase food items at grocery stores, supermarkets or other participating food retailers.

provides temporary cash benefits to low-income families with dependent children in New Hampshire.

enables eligible low-income individuals and families to receive cash benefits to help pay for food. NJ SNAP is not an entitlement.

one of largest and most generous financial aid programs, with nearly one in every three full-time New Jersey undergraduates receiving awards.

If you worked in New Jersey State within the last 18 months, you have the right to file a claim for unemployment benefits.

is a tuition-free college program that covers up to 100% of tuition and required fees for eligible students to pursue higher education at New Mexico public colleges or universities.

helps low-income families in New Mexico to afford healthy foods. The amount vary depending on size of the family, income, and expenses.

is in place to encourage New Mexico students with financial need to pursue higher education at New Mexico public colleges or universities.

is New Mexico’s version of TANF, is the essential part of the safety net for very low-income families in New Mexico.

provides temporary cash assistance to very needy families with children under the age of 18 as well as pregnant women.

covers those who are not eligible for NY Family Assistance (FA) or have exceeded the 60-month time limit on FA.