Low-income resources across the U.S.
This directory links to programs that may help with food support, housing and utilities, child and family care, healthcare resources, and crisis services. Each state page includes official agencies and trusted partners where you can learn more and apply when eligible. We review and update these pages at least once per year.
National resources
Use these links to explore benefits, find local services, and access crisis support. For state-specific “apply” links, choose your location below.
Benefits.gov
USA.gov help with energy bills
HealthCare.gov
USDA SNAP overview
988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
- Call or text: 988
- 988 Lifeline website
National Domestic Violence Hotline
- Call: 800-799-7233
- Text: START to 88788
- Hotline website
All locations
Select your location to view state-specific resources and application links.
A–C Alabama through Connecticut
D–I Delaware through Iowa
K–M Kansas through Montana
N–R Nebraska through Rhode Island
S–W South Carolina through Wyoming
If debt is part of the picture
Many people looking for assistance are also dealing with credit card balances, collections, payday loans, or medical bills. If you want a calm review of options, Money Fit offers nonprofit credit counseling and education. We’ll help you understand what’s realistic, without pressure.
Note: Program availability and eligibility vary. Money Fit does not provide cash assistance and cannot guarantee outcomes.
Last reviewed: January 2026 | URL: /low-income/
