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Healthy Start Program – Local Maternal and Infant Health Support
Healthy Start connects eligible families in served U.S. communities with locally tailored maternal and infant health services, care coordination, education, screenings, referrals, transportation support, and community resources from pregnancy through a child's first 18 months.
Hill-Burton Free and Reduced-Cost Healthcare
Under the Hill-Burton Act, some U.S. health facilities that received federal construction support must provide a set amount of free or reduced-cost care to patients who meet income criteria. This page explains how to find an eligible facility and apply.
HUD Good Neighbor Next Door: A Current Guide for Eligible Homebuyers
Full-time teachers, law enforcement officers, firefighters, and EMTs may be able to buy eligible HUD homes at half the list price through the Good Neighbor Next Door Sales Program.
HUD-VASH (Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing) – Housing Vouchers for Homeless Veterans
Permanent housing through HUD rental assistance vouchers combined with VA case management and clinical services for veterans experiencing homelessness. HUD-VASH links a housing voucher with ongoing support from VA teams, including mental health, substance-use treatment support, healthcare coordination, and benefits help.
IHS Loan Repayment Program: Up to $50,000 for a Two-Year Service Commitment
The Indian Health Service Loan Repayment Program offers up to $50,000 toward qualified health profession education loans for clinicians who complete an initial two-year full-time service commitment at an approved Indian health facility.
Indian Health Service (IHS) Direct Healthcare
Direct care and referral pathways for eligible American Indians and Alaska Natives through Indian Health Service, tribal, and urban Indian health facilities.
Legal Services Corporation (LSC) Free Civil Legal Aid
Free legal representation and advice for low-income Americans in civil matters including housing, family law, consumer rights, public benefits, health care, education, and immigration. LSC funds independent legal aid organizations across the country.
LIHWAP Water Bill Assistance: Historical Program Record and Current Help Options
The federal Low Income Household Water Assistance Program has closed and no LIHWAP funding is currently available. This historical reference explains what the program did, records its final closeout date, and points households to the current resources listed by the Administration for Children and Families.
Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program – Free Advocacy for Long-Term Care Residents
Free advocacy, information, complaint resolution, and resident-rights support for people living in nursing homes, assisted living, board and care homes, and similar long-term care settings, with access through state and local Ombudsman offices.
Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
Federal block grant delivered through states, territories, and tribes to help low-income households with home energy costs, energy emergencies, and some energy-related home improvements.