Financial assistance for single mothers is either through federal or private social welfare organizations.
Who is eligible?
Not all single mothers can take advantage of special financial aid packages. Only those with incomes below a certain level will qualify as persons with low incomes and benefits. To find out whether you can qualify and take of social services in the federal claim, you must complete the registrationAvailable at your local welfare office.
Each program has its own income limits. Whether your income is below the limit depends on the type of income you have, your family, the cost of other special circumstances your family may have. Each program also has resource limits. Things that are transformed (bank accounts, stocks and other properties) are considered cash resources. Only certain non-US citizens may be social benefits. Check with your localOffice for details.
What happens if you are not qualified?
If you are not entitled to benefits, or if your needs are not covered by a particular welfare program, you can take advantage of grants by the U.S. government offered to mothers alone. In return for the grant, you must fulfill a service or perform a task by the grant conditions. There are 900 support programs offered by 26 federal grant for the agencies. Some industries provide agriculture, arts and education. You canVisit http://www.grants.gov and http://www.neh.gov for details on application.
Other sources
Many schools offer scholarships specifically for single mothers. To find out about this, you can use the financial aid office of the school you are building or want to be present.
There also be some private organizations that provide scholarships and financial assistance for single mothers. Singlemom.com has a "financial gifting program." Itawards cash grants to deserving single mothers every month. Many other similar organizations have grant and financial aid information on the Internet.
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