how do i apply for a schoool voucher for low income families in birmingham al?
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Go to your local division of family services office. You probably qualify for other services as well.
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http://www.fafsa.ed.gov
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The State of Florida website has a section on housing assistance and low-income housing:\n\nhttp://www.stateofflorida.com/Portal/DesktopDefault.aspx?tabid=48\n\nHope this helps!
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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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Hi there.\n\nPlease try this link:\n\nhttp://finaid.org/otheraid/privateschool.phtml
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You will need to get your own. It is not a smart choice to give out that information. Listed below is how to get one.\n\nRemote access to the Alabama Virtual Library is provided as a service to individual residents of Alabama who obtain an AVL card from their local library. Technical support for this program is provided by the Alabama Supercomputer Authority. \n\nSince this service is reserved for state residents, no online registration is available to the general public. Users must first visit their local Alabama public library to request the AVL card. \n\nWith a home access card, an Alabama resident may now access the Alabama Virtual Library from home, office, or other remote site. Simply visit your local public library to request your personal access code and begin using the AVL databases immediately. \n\nAlabama public libraries may issue AVL cards to Alabama residents who meet criteria for (1.) proof of residency, and (2.) eligibility for a public library card. \n\nAlabama public K-12 school systems may issue AVL cards to their students, teachers, and employees. School media centers can provide additional information about AVL cards. \n\nAlabama public two-year colleges may issue AVL cards to their students, faculty, and employees. College libraries can provide additional information about AVL cards. \n\nAlabama four-year colleges and universities authenticate users for access to AVL databases through their own secure campus networks. The academic library can provide information about access to AVL and other online databases.
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Call the school board and ask how and where to apply.  Or call your city offices and ask the same.
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Try the welfare office
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Try this site:\n\nhttp://www.michigan.gov/dhs\n\n(Aid is by state, not county)
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http://www.azahec.org/\n\ngoto this site to apply and get info
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talk tothe financial aid offices at the colelges where your children plan to attend. Ask about an income appeal where they may be able to help you lower your EFC.
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You cant here where I live. You have to go to the community center and apply.
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Fungusbrain's Idea will work - or you can go to a nearby school and just ask them.  They will be more than happy to help and they know their zone better than the district office would.
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look up the website www.co.essex.nj.us  that is the county website, look for the welfare dept or the housing authority they can link you to the right people
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you can get goverment grants to attend collage and as well contact your local dept of human services they can help in this matter as well?
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if you are talking about school go to www.fafsa.edu.gov\nyou can apply for grants there. also if it is for school try talking to the school you want to go to.
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If the school is a public school, then go to www.fafsa.ed.gov and fill out the FAFSA application...which stands for:\n\nFree Application for Federal Student Aid\n\nAnd the government will help you according to your financial needs.  You have to fill in the CORRECT info, b/c you will eventually have to give them a copy of your w2, so they will find out if you stretch the truth even one bit.  If you have any questions, they have a help line where the people are very nice a willing to help you fill out the form.  It takes about 45 minutes to an hour ti fill it out.  You have to fill it out every year with the previous years' income info, and you'll want to get it done by March b/c the sooner you get it done, the more grants and scholarships you can get for school.  So, for example, when you get to the site, if you are stating school in August 2006, you would want to finish the FAFSA application by March 2006...before you start that school year.  And, hence, you would fill out the FAFSA by March 2007 for the school year August 2007 to June 2008.  Make sure you fill out the right year.  \n\nWhen you finish filling out the FAFSA, at the end they will give you an ESTIMATED EFC: Expected Family Contribution.  This is how much you should expect to pay for your education.  The lower the EFC, the better it is for you.  \n\nThere is plenty of help on the web site if you need it.  Good luck!\n\n\nAlso, if the school is a private school, they do not receive help from the gov't, so you should ask them about scholarships.  If money is an issue, though, public schools are just as good as private schools...sometimes better.  (Check into how much each school charges....sometimes a smaller school will charge less, and have more scholarships available.  These ideas will have an impact on which school you choose to attend, if you haven't already decided.  Don't let it be the only item to think about, but cost is important, too.)