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State behavioral health and wraparound services for children, youth, and families with mental health or substance use needs.

For undergrads in a four-year welding engineering or welding engineering technology degree; priority to those interested in careers with industrial gas or welding equipment distributors. 18+; HS diploma; full-time; 2.8 overall and 3.0 engineering GPA; U.S./Canada citizen; priority to AL, GA, or FL residents.

Need-based aid designed to remove financial barriers for Alabama residents attending UA. In-state; Pell-eligible; meet financial-aid deadlines; enroll full-time (12+ credits); maintain 2.0 UA GPA and pass at least 67% of attempted hours.

State agency serving Alabamians with mental illness, developmental disabilities, and substance use disorders; provides career planning, job placement, coaching, accommodations, and retention support.

Subsidized childcare for working families, families in job training, and those transitioning off public assistance. Helps parents maintain employment.

Founded 1995 to fund students pursuing education in residential building trades in Alabama. Alabama resident; enrolled at an accredited AL community college, technical/vocational school, or university; in a residential construction-related trade curriculum.

State loan-repayment program encouraging math/science teacher certification and teaching in Alabama public schools. Graduate of an ALSBE-approved math/science program; valid AL secondary math/science educator certificate; teaching full-time in an AL public/charter school; U.S. citizen/permanent resident; 12-month AL residency; has outstanding federal student loans.

Free or low-cost health coverage including medical, dental, vision, mental health, and prescriptions. Apply any time no open enrollment period.

Nursing scholarships of $3,000 each across three tracks: LPN/Associate Degree Nurse, Baccalaureate, and Masters/Doctoral nursing programs. Nursing students enrolled at the relevant degree level.

Covers four years of tuition plus first-year housing; offered to at least one student from every Alabama high school. In-state student at an AL high school; 3.5+ GPA; application and documents by Jan 15; unconditional UA admission.

Waives tuition and instructional fees (with textbook help) for dependents of blind parents; renewable up to four years with annual reapplication. AL resident 5+ years; head of household is blind with family income at or below 1.3x poverty level; attend an AL public college/university/trade school within 2 years of HS graduation and before age 23.

Need-based program helping AL community-college students transfer to and graduate from UA. Graduate HS in AL; earn AA/AS with 3.0 GPA (or 45+ gen-ed hours at 3.0) from an AL community college; transfer in good standing; 25 or younger; FAFSA with partial/full Pell (EFC 3500 or less).