Is there any day care funding for a sigle mom who is 50.00 dollars over the limit?
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yes! you need to go to: donate money2me.com.donate2me.com,\np[aypal.com,get a checking account, govt.grant money to\ncover expenses you have not money to pay. all you need is LOVE asnf money! \n\ngood luck!
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IF $$IS A CONCERN TO CAN GO TO YOUR LOCAL PUBLIC AID OFFICE. MOST CITIES HAVE WHAT THEY CALLED A "WELL CHILD/BABY"                                  ' PROGRAM. THIS SERVICE IS FOR WOMEN AND FAMILIES THAT HAVE LOW INCOME OR NO INSURANCE. AND IT WILL COVER ALL OF YOUR PRENATAL, HOSPITAL, AND DELIVERY COSTS. IT  WILL ALSO COVER YOUR CHILD'S MEDICAL EXPENSES UNTIL HE REACHED THE AGE OF 6 IF NECESSARY
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Ok, first go to your local chapter of United Way. They can help get you in contact with Meals on Wheels who help out very low income families with lunches,and they can help you get in contact with your local food bank.\n Here in Texas,we have an organization called Elf Louise who in turn sponsors the Marines- Toys for Tots campaign each year gathering,wrapping and  giving toys to children of low income families.
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buy a nice card and then make some "vouchers"(paper, colored pens) and have them say things like, "I will do dishes", "i will cook dinner". anything that you can do that will give your mom a well deserved rest from her never ending chores. only do things that you wouldn't ordinarily do. this only costs the price of a card, but you could alway make the card too. i'm a mom and i would like this as my buttheads, oops, i mean kids never offer to help me unless i ask and then it's iffy. you can tell her that all she has to do to redeem her "gifts" is to give you a voucher. the vouchers could always be generic and say ie."any chore" and then she can choose.
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You may be able to get support from your county.\n\nIn Fairfax County, Virginia for example, they have a "Child Care Assistance and Referral (CCAR) program that provides financial assistance for child care to low and moderate income Fairfax County families who are working, or who are in education/training programs and need assistance with paying for the cost of child care. The program pays for child care in centers, family child care homes, or School-Age Child Care (SACC)."   http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/ofc/CCAR.htm\n\nCheck with your county if they have a similar assistance program
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Wow, that's rough.  And I belive that you have your children's best intrests at heart, but before you do something like that talk to their school, there are programs that can help you with lunches and clothes, ect. Plus you should be able to draw social security on your spouse (my sis & I got it after our mom passed).I know it may not be much but something is better than nothing. I'm sure you've explored your options, but where there's a will there's a way.  Please use the foster parent only as a last resort. Loosing one parent for a child is bad enough, loosing two is even harder.  Explore all your options.
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YES they will. Their reasoning is that the money is there for her use if she wants. It doesn't matter where it came from. (at least that's how they think). Her best bet is to call them and make a payment arrangement. It will cost her $50.00 to get started but then they will accept small payments. (for the rest of time)
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it depends what she's expected to do with the money... fun stuff only?  or is she expcted to buy school lunches?  clothes?  movies?\n\nwill you still buy the child books or treats? or is he on his own?  \n\nAt age 8, I started my kid at $2/week, and she got a $.50 raise at age 9 and again at age 10.  I expect that she'll be up to $5 by age 12.  Anyway she is not expected to contribute her allowance toward any regular expenses, and can spend her allowance pretty much how she chooses, within my guidelines.  \n\nGood luck!
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try HEAP for aid for heating bills,go to social services department at your downtown county building or look in the blue pages of your phone book. \n  My sister formerly used such services,as she was and still is a single mother with 3 children and has used assistance for milk,cheese,etc..cannot remember the service she used.\n  Your income is your qualifier,I don't think that child support is included as income,at least it is not used as income for tax purposes.\n  Children will eat you out of house and home,if you don't apply for something,and i am sure you cannot depend on your own business with the economical fluctuations which can be cyclical. \n  Good luck..no one should have to choose between money for food and/or rent or clothes on your back.\n  Also make sure you apply for the school lunch program for your children to receive free or reduced lunches depending..again on your income.\n  I used to live in New York and grew up there,my own mother was a single mom,and I remember receiving reduced lunches at school..although I remember selling my lunch tokens for cash..lol.\n  please ignore all the snobbish comments from Rich bratty Republicans who don't know what it is like to have to struggle to make ends meet.
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Well she should definately go to citizen advice bureau, she'll get good advice from them.\nIf she isn't entitled to the extra she should take it from the childs allowance, clothes allowance etc. She should tell him they have to last longer as she can't afford to buy now because HE has got himself excluded and costing her extra money. She must teach him to take responsibility for his own actions. If he wants to re-gain this clothes allowance, or pocket money or whatever she takes, then he has to get a job to pay her.\nHe is old enough to work, my eldest wanted extra money as I struggle. She got a job to buy herself what I couldn't afford and it was the encouragement for three of my others too. They love their independance and the thought of earning for themselves too. They also appreciate things more now because THEY HAD TO WORK FOR IT!!!!!\nHe has to learn to grow up, she is the perfect teacher to give him that push!\nGive her my wishes, and God Bless YOU for being a thoughtful friend to seek advice.
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some funding source in usa here.it's help you hope\nhttp://www.freewebs.com/getyourloan
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try a store like Target or Mervyn's but don't apply for too many cuz that'll reflect on your record. these stores usually have lower standards and limits because they are internally financed as far as I understand.
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Try to get a consumer loan at MBNA (www.mbna.com), or bank of america (www.bankofamerica.com) and they usually have loans for that reason and amount. MBNA has gold consumer loans and you will be paying about $200-300 a month for a $10,000 loan. Also check local banks in your area. They may be able to work with you to find an affordable amount. If not try to do little by little shopping and try consignment stores until you get full approval.
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Hi jaychist\nTry http://www.lostmoney.com. Good Luck: Blueladybug
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Contact your local social services.... they might be able to help you...that was how I got my job babysitting for low income families on the aspire program. It might be different state to state, but I am sure they will probably be able to steer you in the right direction. Good Luck.
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Heck yeah he does!!  Give him like 6 months to get on his feet then start charging him.  You aren't going to help him any by teaching him that adult life is free.  After I came home from college I lived there for about a year and a half.  My mom gave me a few months to get a job and put some money away then $300 a month after that.  There was no reason I shouldn't be helping out as a working adult.
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Inside Edition did a story on this months ago, and they have a link on their site (listed below).  I found almost $500 belonging to various members of my family!  Good luck!