Families

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Adoption Credit | Internal Revenue Service

Federal adoption tax credit and employer benefit guidance for tax year 2026 returns, including indexed limits, phaseout rules, and Form 8839 filing basics.

Status: Open Type: Tax Credit Amount: Up to $17,670 per eligible child for tax year 2026, including up to $5,120 refundable Deadline: Apr 15, 2027 Location: United States

Child Tax Credit | Internal Revenue Service (2025 Tax Year)

The IRS Child Tax Credit for tax year 2025 is worth up to $2,200 per qualifying child, with up to $1,700 potentially refundable through the Additional Child Tax Credit. It is claimed on a federal tax return, not through a separate grant application.

Status: Rolling Type: Tax Credit Amount: Up to $2,200 per qualifying child; up to $1,700 may be refundable through ACTC for tax year 2025 Deadline: Rolling or ongoing Location: United States

Child Tax Credit | Minnesota Department of Revenue

Minnesota taxpayers may claim a refundable Child Tax Credit of up to $1,750 per qualifying child through their state income tax return, subject to child, income, residency, and filing rules.

Status: Rolling Type: Tax Credit Amount: Up to $1,750 per qualifying child Deadline: Rolling or ongoing Location: Minnesota

Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) | Internal Revenue Service

Updated IRS EITC guidance for tax year 2026 returns filed in 2027, including current income limits and maximum credit amounts.

Status: Open Type: Tax Credit Amount: Up to $8,231 for tax year 2026 (three or more qualifying children) Deadline: Apr 15, 2027 Location: United States

Family Violence Prevention and Services Act (FVPSA) – Free Domestic Violence Shelters and Services

A federal program that funds a nationwide safety system for people experiencing domestic violence, dating violence, and family violence, including crisis hotlines, shelters, counseling, legal advocacy, prevention services, and specialized supports for survivors and family members.

Status: Rolling Type: Benefit Amount: Services are free to participants when they are provided through participating FVPSA-funded … Deadline: Rolling or ongoing Location: United States

Federal Child Support Services (Title IV-D) – Establish, Modify, and Enforce Support

State, local, and tribal child support services supported under Title IV-D can establish legal parentage and support orders, locate parents, modify orders, and collect current or past-due support.

Status: Rolling Type: Benefit Amount: No fixed federal cash award. State or tribal guidelines set the support order Deadline: Rolling or ongoing Location: United States

Head Start and Early Head Start | Office of Head Start

Federal early childhood education and family services program with local enrollment, waiting-list pathways, and current eligibility-rule context.

Status: Rolling Type: Funding Opportunity Amount: Free comprehensive services for eligible families Deadline: Rolling or ongoing Location: United States

National School Lunch Program: More Than Just Free Food

A current 2026-27 guide to free and reduced-price school lunches, household eligibility, local application steps, and schoolwide meal options under the National School Lunch Program.

Status: Rolling Type: Benefit Amount: Free school lunch at no charge or reduced-price lunch Deadline: Rolling or ongoing Location: United States

SUN Bucks (Summer EBT): How to Get $120 Per Child for Groceries

A practical guide to SUN Bucks (Summer EBT), including who can get it, how you apply, and what to do if you are not auto-enrolled.

Status: Rolling Type: Benefit Amount: $120 per eligible school-age child Deadline: Rolling or ongoing Location: United States