Assistance Programs for African Americans

If you are an African American that is having a hard time getting the bills paid, learn more about the programs that are out there to help you and your family.

Cash Assistance for single mothers

The Community Action Agency may be able to provide cash assistance to needy families. If the funds are available, they agency will disperse cash vouchers for payment of utilities, rent, food, child care, and more. Find information on single mother grants by calling (202) 265-7546.

Help with Food for single moms

One Harvest Food Ministries is a faith-based, non-denomination group that works to ensure all families have the food they need through affordable, pre-packaged, pre-paid, boxes of high-quality foods. They have locations throughout the United States and can be reached by calling (770) 446-0000.

Single mother grants with Shelter and Housing

The USDA Rural Development program makes available affordable housing, rental assistance, rent vouchers, and more to low-income families, seniors, and the disabled.  They can be reached by calling (202) 720-2791.

Single mother grants with Energy and Utilities

LIHEAP is a federally funded program that provides cash grants and financial aid to low-income families that cannot pay their energy and heating bills. The organization can be reached for more information by calling (202) 401-9351.

Help with Telephone and Internet Bills

Lifelineis a government program that gives people funds to have a landline, cell phone, or internet services. There is an application and qualification process that must be completed before funds are dispersed.

Help with Childcare

The Child Care and Development Block Grant provides vouchers to low-income families that need help paying for child care services while they work. These funds are generally approved by a state or county Human Development office.

Help with Medical and Dental Care

Medicaid is a government program that provides health insurance to single mothers and individuals that qualify. The application process determines if anyone is eligible based off of income and family size along with regular expenses. Details can be discovered by calling (877) 267-2323.

Help with Legal Matters

Legal Services Corporation or LSC was created by the federal government to make sure that poor individuals can get adequate legal aid when they need it. It is a non-profit organization that has representatives in every state, US territory, and the District of Columbia. Reach them at (202) 295-1500.

Help with Financial Counseling

The Financial Planning Association is available to help people that are having a difficult time getting their finances in order. Many times they will do debt relief counseling pro bono to help in ensuring everyone gets the aid they need. They can be reached at (303) 759-4900 or (800) 322-4237.

Help From Other Groups

Groups like the Salvation Army offer free products for kids including schools supplies. Children can get backpacks, clothes, money for uniforms, and a plethora of other items when they are living in a low-income household. Learn more by calling your local Salvation Army.

There are single mother assistance programs available for those who are African American in the United States. Contact one of these groups to discover how you can get help in times of need.

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