Quick answer
Email us at support@nationalreliefprogram.org. We can answer questions about our guides, fix errors, and handle privacy requests. We are an independent informational website, not a government agency, so we can't process applications, check your case status, or send payments. For those, contact the agency that runs your program.
What we can help with
- Questions about something you read in one of our guides
- Reports of outdated or incorrect information
- Broken links or pages that don't load properly
- Questions about our sponsored partner links
- Privacy requests
What we can't do
We don't run any benefit program, so we can't accept applications or documents, check where an application stands, approve or speed up a claim, or send money. Only the agency handling your case can do that. Use the phone number or website on your notice, benefit card, or the agency's official .gov site. Applying for official programs is always free.
General inquiries
Email support@nationalreliefprogram.org. We read every message and aim to reply within a few business days. Please don't send your Social Security number, bank details, or case documents by email.
Report an error
Program rules change often. If you spot outdated or incorrect information, email us with the page link, what looks wrong, and, if you have it, a link to the official source. Corrections are our top priority, and we update the page once we confirm the change. You can read more about how we check facts in our editorial standards.
Advertising and partnerships
For questions about sponsored partner links, see our advertising disclosure first. Anything it doesn't answer can go to the same email address.
Privacy requests
To use any privacy rights described in our privacy policy, email us with the subject line "Privacy Request."
Frequently asked questions
Can you check the status of my application?
No. We are an independent website and have no access to any agency's records. Contact the agency that received your application, using the phone number or website on your notice or its official .gov site.
Are you a government agency?
No. National Relief Program is an independent informational website. We explain official programs and link to them, but we don't run them or decide who qualifies.
How do I report a mistake on your site?
Email support@nationalreliefprogram.org with the page link and what looks wrong. A link to the official source helps us fix it faster.
Where can I get help right now?
Call 211 for local help with food, housing, and bills. If you are in crisis, call or text 988 at any time.