Government Aid & Money - No Grants Needed

Part 7: Child and Family Resources

More of this Feature • Part 1: No Grants? • Part 2: Small Business • Part 3: Healthcare • Part 4: Work/Career • Part 5: Home/Housing • Part 6: Food/Nutrition • Part 7: Child/Family Related Resources • Federal Grants - No Free Lunch • Government Jobs • Child Care • Food & Nutrition • Health & Medicine • Housing & Homeless • Older Americans • Federal Job Openings • State Job Openings • New: Books on Student Loans and Grants, and Money Management Related Books Compare Prices - Buy Safely Online • "Free Money to Change Your Life" • "Free Money® for Small Businesses and Entrepreneurs" • "Free College Money & Training for Women" • "Free Money for College" • "Income Security & Public Assistance for Women & Children" • "10 Minute Guide to Beating Debt" From Other Guides • Help With Grants • Help From Foundations • Get Out of Debt • Repair Your Credit

Federal Resources

Federal Student Financial Aid Primer
The Student Financial Assistance Programs are the largest source of student aid in America, providing over $70 billion a year in grants, loans, and work-study assistance. Learn about federal student loans and grants, and how to qualify and apply for them.

Administration for Children and Families (ACF)
The Administration for Children and Families (ACF), is responsible for federal programs which promote the economic and social well-being of families, children, individuals, and communities.

Administration for Children and Families: Programs and Services
Complete list of programs offered and administered by the ACF.

Local Resources
Call your city or county Human Services or Health Department. Some localities will have a Family Services Department. In addition, many private child care providers offer special assistance to families under federal or state programs. Just call around and ask. For student loan information, call any college or university student aid office.

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