Financial Assistance For Single Mothers

Last Updated on August 24, 2023 by Lori Pace

If you’re a single mom struggling with bills, there are a number of tools and services available to give you financial help.

In this article, we look at institutions that may be able to help you.

Single Mom Financial Help

Cash Assistance

The Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) initiative seeks to assist families in becoming more self-reliant. Their mission is to help single moms care for their children at home while also encouraging work planning. Call (202) 401-9275 for more detail.

Help With Food

You can find food banks all over the world to support single mothers in providing the food they need to feed their families. By visiting the Feeding America website or calling (800) 771-2303, you can find a spot near you.

Help With Shelter And Housing

For those who meet their income eligibility requirements, the  USDA offers loan services. Closing costs, refinancing, maintenance, link fees, household appliances, energy-efficient installments, and other expenses are eligible for the funds. Call (800) 414-1226 to get more details.

Help With Energy And Utilities

Requesting assistance through Single Mother Help will lead to federal funding and grants. They concentrate on assisting single moms in securing the financial support they need to raise their families on their own.

Help With Telephone And Internet Bills

To stay updated and linked in today’s technological environment, you’ll need a phone and access to the internet. Lifeline is a government program that helps low-income people stay connected.

Help With Childcare

Help A Mother Out offers diapers to mothers who need them for their infants. You can contact them by using the form on their website or dialing 2-1-1.

When their mothers are at work, children will attend a quality daycare or afterschool program thanks to the Office of Child Care. The number to call is (202) 690-6782.

By visiting SingleMoms.org, you can learn about a variety of companies that offer child care assistance on both the federal and state levels.

Help With Medical And Dental Care

Medicaid is a health insurance program for low-income households that meet certain criteria. An evaluation process is used to decide whether a child or adult is eligible for the program. To learn more, call the federal insurance Marketplace at (800) 318-2596.

Help with Legal Matters

Find free legal assistance in relation to the state by visiting Legal Services Corporation.

Help With Financial Counseling

Trying to get out of debt when raising children on your own can be difficult. Banks, credit unions, religious institutions, and other organizations, such as America First Credit Union, may be able to assist.

Help From Other Groups

There is an abundance of other charities and groups that are out there to help as well. Get free clothes through places like CraigslistSuper Ads, and FreeClassifieds.

In conclusion, please know it’s okay to ask for support as a single mother when you need it. Also, contact one of these agencies or services for assistance in getting back on your feet. But, if you are looking for a different form of financial help, check out our financial assistance for women page.

Lori Pace
Lori Pace

Lori Pace is a single mother of three daughters ages 7 and under. As a working mom from home, she balances kids, work and two crazy dogs with humor and love. Follow Lori as she honestly gives tips and advice based on her own experiences as a single mom!