The State of Indiana offers a wide range of federal and state grants to families in need, but they also cater to the needs of single mothers. If you are a single mother looking for assistance, here are some of your options:
The Women, Infants, and Children program is essentially a nutritional assistance grant. It can help pregnant women, single mothers and children gain access to food supplies, lifestyle counseling and basic healthcare services. You may check you see if you are eligible for WIC by calling the Indiana WIC Hotline at 1-800-522-0874.
The Indiana Medicaid program is a healthcare assistance program, available to low-income families with minor children. Medicaid can help you gain access to quality healthcare services if you meet income requirements. To apply for benefits, you may call the Indiana Medicaid Office at 1-317-713-9627.
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HIP is another healthcare assistance plan for which single mothers may be eligible if they do not meet Medicaid program requirements. The Healthy Indiana Plan was designed for qualified adults that need a health insurance plan. To find out if you can participate in HIP, call the Hotline at 1-877-438-4479.
Low income parents and caretakers may be eligible to receive benefits from the healthcare plan, Hoosier Healthwise. HHW caters for medical and dental care needs at low or no cost to members. To apply for Hoosier Healthwise coverage, you can get in touch with MAXIMUS at 1-800-889-9949.
Child Care and Development Fund
As a federal program, the Child Care and Development Fund (CCDF) can help single mothers obtain child care services for their children while they are working or studying. CCDF is a voucher program administered by the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration, and as such, you may call them at 800-299-1627 to apply for assistance.
Summer Food Service Program for Children
Single mothers may apply for SFSP benefits for their children to ensure that they receive nutritious meals during the months of the summer school holidays. The program is administered by the Department of Education in collaboration with their National School Lunch and School Breakfast Programs. To apply for benefits, contact the office at 317-232-6610.
As part of the aim to ensure that children receive quality postsecondary education, the Frank O’Bannon Grant includes the Higher Education Award and the Freedom of Choice Award, and is available to children of families on a limited income. You may get in touch with the Indiana Department of Education at 317-464-4400 to see if your children are eligible.
Both the Head Start and Early Head Start Programs are administered by the Indiana Head Start Association in an aim to provide children of low-income families with proper, quality education and child care. To apply for benefits, call the office at 317-234-8960.
In a bid to provide low-income households with the ability to become self-sufficient, the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families program provides time-limited cash loans to eligible applicants. The TANF program is available to families on a limited income that have minor children. To see if you are eligible for benefits, contact the DFR Office at 1-800-403-0864.
We hope that this page has been helpful in showing single mothers living in Indiana what grants and resources are available to help the make ends meet.
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