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Financial assistance programs Wisconsin.

Find how to get help, grant money, and financial assistance in all counties, cities, and areas of Wisconsin listed below, including Milwaukee and Madison. The government assistance, as well as charities, provide immediate funds for paying utility or energy bills, rent, food, housing and other costs. Families can also receive free stuff including legal aid, medical care, health insurance, and more. Find how apply for financial help near you in WI.

Low-income families can also get free stuff from charities, in addition to emergency financial help. There are free food and grocery programs, gas cards or clothes for work and more in WI. Transportation services, including car payment help or free auto repairs are also offered.

Find grant money to help with bills in WI, free stuff, food and more resources

Wisconsin Shares Free Child Care Subsidy Program - Provides free or government subsidized child care. Low-income parents and single moms or dads will get vouchers, referrals and help with paying daycare bills. The program is for those who are working, training, or preparing to enter the workforce. Telephone number is 608-267-3905 or 608-422-7000, or click here free daycare in Wisconsin.

Government Assistance and Cash - The Wisconsin Department of Health Services helps the low income meet their basic needs. Get help with paying energy costs, medical bills, free food, medications, gas for work, clothes, and other living expenses. A wide variety of government and public resources are administered. Learn more on public assistance in Wisconsin.

FoodShare Wisconsin - SNAP Food Stamps - FoodShare was created to improve the nutrition and health of Wisconsin residents. It is the state’s version of food stamps and is focused on low-income families, single parents, the elderly and others to help stop hunger. The government FoodShare program will help families with limited incomes buy the groceries they need for good health. Call 608-266-1865.

Wisconsin Disability Assistance Programs - Several government and non-profit resources are available. They are focused on assisting disabled residents, their families caregivers. Some of what be available includes food, medical care, vocational training, prescriptions, free government grant money to pay bills and support to caregivers. More on Wisconsin disability benefits.

 

 

 

Legal Representation and Consultations - Wisconsin has several non-profit law firms that provide state residents with free legal advice representation in court. Low-income families and seniors get free consultations. Lawyers and other legal professionals are available as needed. Read more free legal aid in Wisconsin.

Help for Seniors - Residents who are 55 years of age or older have a number of Wisconsin programs focused on their needs. Food, home delivered meals, free transportation and medications can help ensure their health. Job training and energy bill assistance can provide financial relief. More Wisconsin agency aging programs.

Financial Assistance in Emergency - State of Wisconsin agencies, including the Wisconsin Department of Children and Families, can provide help in a crisis. Cash assistance is offered for housing, rent, utilities, health care and more. More on Wisconsin emergency assistance.

Food Banks and Free Grocery Distribution Centers - People facing a hardship can turn to a food bank in Wisconsin to receive free food, groceries, baby formula and perishable items. Each location is a non-profit organization, and tens of thousands of residents get help every year. More on Wisconsin free food banks.

Rent payment help - Each county has dedicated, local community organizations which help low-income tenants pay their rent. A combination of hardship grants, landlord negotiation, legal aid and more is offered. Locate rent payment assistance in Wisconsin.

Eviction Help and Homeless Programs - Federal and state of Wisconsin funds can help pay a security deposit on a new low income apartment for the homeless. Emergency ESG grants may also be used for paying rent to prevent an eviction, transitional housing is available, and other solutions are administered. Learn more on homeless prevention in Wisconsin.

Social Services and Crisis Assistance - If you need help in a crisis, or need case management services, then the Salvation Army may be able to support you. The non-profit charity has limited amounts of money for paying rent, energy bills, food, and other expenses, like medical bills. Or get free vouchers for furniture, gas or a hotel. Read more on the Wisconsin Salvation Army financial assistance.

 

 

 

 

Wisconsin Help for Light and Utility Bills - Several non-profit and government assistance programs are available in Wisconsin that can help the low to moderate income, unemployed, and elderly pay their utility and energy bills. Read more on energy bill help in Wisconsin.

During the winter (and year round) many families face shut off of their utilities and need immediate help turning on their power. Government assistance and grants can help. Find details on turning on utilities with no money.

Rental Vouchers - Very low income families can get help with paying housing expenses and maybe deposits from the HUD section 8 program. It is available in Wisconsin and can address the rental needs of seniors, disabled, and families with children, among others with affordable housing. Click here section 8 in Wisconsin.

Wisconsin Home Energy Assistance Program (WHEAP) - Community Action Agencies and government  organizations manage the federally funded Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) for the state of Wisconsin. The free grant money program is known as WHEAP. In addition to regular heating and electric bills assistance, services provided include:

  • Counseling for energy budges and energy conservation, including weatherization.
  • Emergency fuel assistance
  • Pro-active, scheduled payment plans
  • Read more on WHEAP in Wisconsin.

Mortgage and Foreclosure Assistance Programs in Wisconsin - Homeowners across the state have several options available to them. Mortgage payment help, free foreclosure counseling, immediate loan refinancing and more. Find a listing of state of Wisconsin mortgage assistance programs.

  • There are also several non-profit HUD certified organizations that individuals and families can turn to for foreclosure advice and information on ways to get housing help. Click here to find a listing of the Wisconsin HUD non-profits.

The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) - TEFAP is a federal funded grant program that provides commodities, free food, government commodities such as milk or cheese and help to low-income families. Call your local Wisconsin Human Services office for applications. Read more on TEFAP food programs.

 

 

 

Apply for free or low cost medical assistance in Wisconsin

BadgerCare Plus - A government assistance program for both children under 19 years of age (CHIP) and also for families in Wisconsin who need health insurance. This service can help with paying medical bills and expenses as well as providing low-cost care. BadgerCare Plus is a program for all kids, regardless of income. It is an extensive program that offers access to comprehensive, affordable health care and insurance to many families as well as pregnant women in Wisconsin. Dial 608-266-1865

Free Health Care from Community Clinics - Dozens of community clinics throughout Wisconsin can provide income eligible patients with free or low cost health care services. Checkups, medications, eye or hearing exams and more. Get information on Wisconsin free community clinics.

If you need centers that are focused on offering dental care and cleanings, many non-profits and other organizations focus on providing free or low cost dental services. Read more on how to get help for oral healthcare needs from free dental clinics in Wisconsin.

Government and non-profit medical care is available for low income families and residents without health insurance. Find information on prescription assistance, check ups, and other forms of health care. More uninsured Wisconsin health care programs.

SeniorCare - This is Wisconsin's Prescription Drug Assistance Program for those residents who are 65 years of age or older. This can help residents save money on their prescription drugs, insulin, cancer treatments and related health care costs. Call 1-800-657-2038 for information, or find additional help with medical bills. Continue with medical bill help.

Wisconsin’s ForwardHealth Medicaid - Provides help for those residents that are lower income, disabled, or 65 and older who need help. Medicaid free or low cost government health insurance for vision, eye exams, dental needs and more. The goal is to help the poor, unemployed and low-income in WI. It is part of Medicaid and DHS.. Call 1-800-947-9627

Find debt relief in WI and free job placement services

Debt Consolidation, Help with Credit, and Budgeting Advice - Find which non-profit organizations to call in Wisconsin for assistance in reducing credit card debts, developing a budget, and getting back on stronger financial grounds. Get car payment help, financial literacy and other support. Learn more on free credit counseling services in Wisconsin.

Employment Training, Wisconsin Government Grants, and Self-sufficiency - The working poor, unemployed and low income can contact a community action agency. The organizations can help people apply for grants for housing costs, food and energy bills. Or enroll in job training and employment counseling or get a free car for work. More details on community action agencies in Wisconsin.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Counselors from Job Centers also provide individuals with a number of services. Staff can help a client search for a new job or register them for training so they can gain a new skill or experience. Click here job training in Wisconsin.

Assistance From Wisconsin Cities and Counties

There are many local resources as well. Select a city or county in WI below to find additional financial assistance programs, places for free items, social services and more.

Adams County (Friendship)

Ashland County

Barron County

Bayfield County (Washburn)

Brown County (Green Bay)

Burnett County (Siren)

Chippewa County (Chippewa Falls)

Clark County (Neillsville)

Columbia County (Portage)

Dane County (Madison)

Dodge County (Juneau)

Door County (Sturgeon Bay)

Douglas County (Superior)

Dunn County (Menomonie)

 

 

 

Eau Claire

Florence County

Fond du Lac County

Forest County (Crandon)

Grant County (Lancaster)

Iowa County (Dodgeville)

Iron County (Hurley)

Jefferson County

Juneau County (Mauston)

Kenosha County

Kewaunee County

La Cross County

Lafayette County (Darlington)

Langlade County (Antigo)

Manitowoc County

Marathon County (Wausau)

Marinette County

Menominee County (Keshena)

Milwaukee County

Oconto County

Oneida County (Rhinelander)

Outagamie County (Appleton)

Ozaukee County (Port Washington)

Pepin County (Durand)

Pierce County (Ellsworth)

Polk County (Balsam Lake)

Portage County (Stevens Point)

Price County (Phillips)

 

 

 

Racine County

Richland County (Richland Center)

Rock County (Janesville)

Rusk County (Ladysmith)

Sauk County (Baraboo)

Sawyer County (Hayward)

Shawano County

Sheboygan County

St. Croix County (Hudson)

Taylor County (Medford)

Vernon County (Viroqua)

Vilas County (Eagle River)

Walworth County (Elkhorn)

Washburn County (Shell Lake)

Washington County (West Bend)

Waukesha County

Waupaca County

Winnebago County (Oshkosh)

Wood County (Wisconsin Rapids)

 

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