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Temporary cash assistance for low-income families with children. Includes job training, education, childcare, and transportation to help achieve self-sufficiency.

Up to $20,000 toward an aviation/aerospace technical training or certification course (e.g., A&P mechanic, dispatcher, ATC). Excludes flight training and college-degree programs.

ROTC scholarships of $2,500-$3,000 for full-time sophomore/junior Army, Navy (incl. Marine option), or Air Force ROTC students in STEM majors. U.S. citizen or permanent resident; full-time sophomore or junior; enrolled in ROTC; STEM major; 3.0+ GPA; demonstrated financial need.

Needs-based award that fills the financial gap remaining after federal and state grants are applied. (Listed under multiple career clusters on the source page.) HS senior or attending an accredited nonprofit higher-ed institution; must have a parent who died as a post-9/11 veteran, or a living post-9/11 veteran parent with a combined VA disability rating of 50%+.

For first-time freshmen recognized by a College Board National Recognition Program (African American, Hispanic, Indigenous, or Rural & Small-Town). Recognized by the College Board National Recognition Program; Jan 15 priority deadline; email recognition certificate by May 1 if opting out of College Board search.

Provides access to employment support services for Social Security disability beneficiaries who want to work.

Federal service preparing veterans and separating service members for careers, providing employment resources, and protecting their employment rights.

NLx, a public-private partnership (DirectEmployers + NASWA) connecting workers with job openings and supporting state/federal agencies and partners.

Job training, career counseling, resume help, skills assessments, and employment services through state career centers and workforce boards.

Federal tax credit for employers who hire individuals from target groups that have faced significant barriers to employment.