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Open CareerOneStopThe Little Lift helps people find free places to start for jobs, food, housing, benefits, healthcare, school, legal aid, utility help, scam warnings, and more.
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Enter a ZIP code to open ZIP-based help where available, then use the category links to reach the correct national, state, local, or county starting point.
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Choose the need that fits. These are starting points that route people toward official, trusted, or widely used resources.
Find local American Job Centers, resume guidance, career tools, and training options.
Open CareerOneStopSearch for food pantries, rent help, shelters, transportation, and local support.
Search FindhelpCheck possible benefit categories before assuming there is no help available.
Use Benefit FinderReach state Medicaid and CHIP contacts or get local marketplace application help.
Find Medicaid contactsSHIP provides free, local Medicare counseling for people with Medicare and their families.
Find SHIP helpFind local offices and benefit information by address, city, state, or ZIP code.
Find an SSA officeStart with federal student aid and compare colleges using public Department of Education data.
Open FAFSASearch for Head Start and Early Head Start programs by ZIP code, city, or state.
Find Head StartFind legal aid organizations and free civil legal help starting points by location.
Find legal aidCheck Lifeline and low-cost internet options that may reduce monthly connection costs.
Check LifelineLearn the warning signs before sending money, personal information, or banking details.
Read FTC guidanceFind free mentors, local SBA assistance, and small-business learning tools.
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