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Connecting citizens with federal, state, and non-profit programs designed to alleviate economic burdens. Free, unbiased information.
Our comprehensive database covers various sectors of assistance. Browse the categories below to find specific information relevant to your situation.
Understand the difference between consolidation, settlement, and management plans. Learn about your rights under the Fair Debt Collection Practices Act.
View debt optionsInformation on SNAP benefits, WIC, and local food pantries. Find emergency food assistance locations in your county.
Find food assistanceResources for rent assistance, mortgage relief, and foreclosure prevention. Guidance for Section 8 application processes.
Housing resourcesEmergency financial aid for those affected by natural disasters. Steps to apply for FEMA assistance and SBA loans.
Disaster supportUp-to-date information on federal student loan forgiveness programs, income-driven repayment plans, and deferment.
Student loan guideDirect contact numbers for crisis counseling, domestic violence support, and suicide prevention lifelines.
View emergency contactsWe provide the pillars of support you need to regain control of your financial future.
Understand your current financial standing with our tools designed to analyze your debt-to-income ratio and relief eligibility.
We help connect you with legitimate relief programs tailored to your specific situation, from consolidation to settlement.
Access our vast library of guides and articles to learn about your rights, financial literacy, and debt management strategies.
Navigate the complex application processes for various relief programs with our step-by-step assistance and checklists.
The National Relief Program (NRP) is an independent informational organization. We are not a government agency, bank, or lender. We do not provide loans directly.
All services provided on this website are completely free of charge. We will never ask for your credit card information.
No. We are an independent information resource dedicated to helping Americans understand their debt relief options. While we provide information about government programs, we are a private entity providing unbiased educational content.
All information, guides, and tools on this website are 100% free. We do not charge fees for accessing our database of relief programs or using our eligibility checkers.
We provide comprehensive guides and direct links to official Department of Education applications for loan forgiveness, but we do not process the loans ourselves. We help you navigate the official channels.
Common options include debt consolidation loans, debt management plans (DMPs), and in severe cases, debt settlement or bankruptcy. Each option has different impacts on your credit score and financial future.
You can use our 'Food & Nutrition' section to find local food pantries and SNAP offices in your area. We aggregate data from national databases to help you find the nearest support centers.
Be vigilant against fraudsters who attempt to take advantage of individuals seeking financial assistance. Scammers often mimic official agencies to steal money or personal information.
Legitimate government relief programs will never ask you to pay a fee to apply or "speed up" your application.
Official government emails always end in .gov. Be skeptical of unsolicited calls, texts, or social media messages.
Never share your Social Security number, bank account details, or passwords with unverified contacts.