Canada Child Benefit
Tax-free monthly family payment with 2026–27 maximums of C$679.75 under age 6 or C$573.58 from age 6 to 17.
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Tax-free monthly family payment with 2026–27 maximums of C$679.75 under age 6 or C$573.58 from age 6 to 17.
New name for the GST/HST credit, with tax-free quarterly payments and a 25% increase beginning in July 2026.
Non-means-tested disability benefit with daily living and mobility components at 2026–27 rates.
£86.45 a week for eligible people providing at least 35 hours of care, subject to earnings and benefit rules.
Federal monthly discount of up to $9.25, or $34.25 on qualifying Tribal lands, based on income or programme participation.
Earned federal student aid through part-time jobs for FAFSA filers, with limited campus funds and school-managed positions.
DOE-funded home efficiency services for eligible low-income households, with local providers, audits and priority rules.
Summer grocery benefit for eligible school-age children, usually $120 per child, with automatic enrollment or state applications.
Non-repayable federal student aid of up to CAD $4,200 for eligible full-time students, assessed through provincial applications.
Healthcare student funding in England: £5,000 Training Grant, possible specialist payment and placement support through NHSBSA.
State-run cash assistance and employment services for low-income families with children, with local income rules, benefits and participation duties.
Federal monthly payments for eligible older, blind or disabled people with limited income and resources, with 2026 maximum rates and reporting duties.
Free or low-cost state health coverage for uninsured children above Medicaid income limits, with year-round applications and comprehensive benefits.
Income-related support for people over State Pension age, with weekly top-ups, disability or carer additions and online, phone or postal claims.
Fortnightly income support for eligible people looking for work or temporarily unable to work, with residence, means tests and mutual obligations.
Local rental assistance with income screening, waiting lists, housing inspections and an income-based tenant share.
State-administered health coverage, financial and non-financial eligibility rules, application routes and renewal responsibilities.
Free local early learning, health and family support for eligible young children, with programme-specific enrollment and waitlists.
UK living-cost support with savings limits, monthly assessment, housing and child elements, and an online claim process.
Updated income thresholds, at least 72 subsidised hours and the Centrelink claim process.
Practical guide to the Federal Pell Grant: FAFSA, eligibility basics, 2026-27 maximum award and how schools calculate aid.
Practical SNAP guide: EBT cards, state eligibility rules, application routes and how to check benefit information.
Clear guide to Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters: full scholarships, cross-country study, application timing and the official catalogue.
Guide to the Fulbright Foreign Student Program: country-based applications, benefits, eligibility basics and placement models.
Applications open 4 August and close 6 October 2026; prepare work-experience, course and leadership evidence.
Practical guide to LIHEAP: energy bill help, crisis support, local application routes and documents to prepare before contacting the official office.
WIC explained clearly: eligible categories, income and nutrition-risk rules, local agency application and documents families may need.
FSEOG guide for high-need undergraduates: school participation, FAFSA consideration, limited funds and award limits explained clearly.
Australia Awards guide: eligible countries, development focus, official application route, award conditions and the two-year return requirement.
DAAD EPOS guide: selected development-related courses, eligible profiles, two years of professional experience and course-specific application steps.
Refundable federal tax credit for low-income workers, with a basic amount, disability supplement and automatic advance payments.
Federal dental coverage for eligible residents without private insurance and family income below C$90,000; 2026–27 applications are open.
Fortnightly income support for eligible people aged 16–21 who are looking for work, subject to income, assets and participation rules.
Tax-free benefit for a child under 16 who needs extra care or has mobility difficulties, with care and mobility components.
Free or reduced-price school lunches through participating schools, with direct certification or a household income application.