Assistance Listings (formerly CFDA.gov)
This site offers a list of all federal assistance programs open to the public. Search programs offered for any of the following by type, agency, or number:
- State (and the District of Columbia), local, tribal, and U.S. territory governments
- Profit and non-profit entities
- Special groups
- Individuals and families
(General Services Administration)
Benefits.gov
Are you looking for assistance that fits your situation? Just answer some questions in the “Benefit Finder” to find programs with federal partners that may be right for you. (U.S. Department of Labor)
Grants.gov
Do you want to seek a grant? If so, this is the place to look. Here you can find and apply for federal grants from over 26 agencies. (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services)
Federal Employees – Benefits and Flexibilities for Severe Weather and Other Natural Disasters
Get information for federal employees, annuitants, survivors, and agencies affected by severe weather or other natural disasters. You can view Benefits & Policies to learn more about the following:
- Pay and leave benefits for emergency situations
- Health benefits
- Group life insurance claims
- Long-term care
- Flexible spending accounts
- Snow and dismissal procedures
(Office of Personnel Management)
HUD Grantees Information
Find contacts, reports, awards, and other data for entities that receive HUD funding. Grantees include state and local governments, non- and for-profit organizations, public housing authorities, and tribal entities. (HUD)
Local Governments
Search for information about each city and town in the U.S. by state. You can use this information to find help after a disaster. (USA.gov)
State and Territory Governments
Find your state or U.S. territory government website so you can search for services or information. You can also search the websites of Tribal Governments. (USA.gov)
U.S. Government Services and Information
View a list of government services and information that can guide you to the help you need. You can find help online, in your local community, or in your state. (USA.gov)