• Finding a Job (Michigan Talent Bank)

• Getting Training for a New Job (No Worker Left Behind)

• Locating Job and Education Services for Veterans

• Getting Financial Aid for College

• Starting Your Own Business

• Filing a Claim for Unemployment Benefits 

• Writing a Cover Letter and Resume (Michigan eLibrary)

• Filing a Claim for Unemployment Benefits 

• Finding a Job (Michigan Talent Bank)

• Recovering Wages and Benefits Owed to You

• If you are receiving UIA benefits, you may be eligible for food assistance. To learn more, click here. 

• Continuing the Health Care You Had After Losing Your Job (COBRA)

• Getting Health Coverage for Children (MIChild)

• Obtaining Health Coverage for Adults and Children through Medicaid

• Discovering Health Programs and Services You Qualify For

• Locating a Free or Low-Cost Health Clinic Near You

• Getting Emergency Help
Are you facing: foreclosure, eviction, utility shut-off or need home repairs to correct unsafe conditions or restore essential service? The State Emergency Relief (SER) Program may be able to provide immediate help to individuals and families facing emergencies, which threaten health and safety.

• Receiving Cash Assistance

• Getting Groceries from Food Banks

• Lowering Your Food Costs - Apply Online for the Food Assistance Program

• Saving Money on Your Phone Service

• Locating a Michigan Department of Human Services Office Near You

• Finding Services for Veterans

• Protecting Your Consumer Rights

• Learning How the Earned Income Tax Credit Can Boost Your Earnings

• Managing Child Support

• Paying for Child Care

• Finding Resources through United Way 211 Call Centers

• Finding Resources through Michigan Community Action Agencies

• Finding Services for Seniors

• Dealing with a Housing Emergency
Are you facing: foreclosure, eviction, utility shut-off or need home repairs to correct unsafe conditions or restore essential service? The State Emergency Relief (SER) Program may be able to provide immediate help to individuals and families facing emergencies, which threaten health and safety.

• Preventing Foreclosure

• Buying a Home

• Paying Rent

• Finding Shelter if You are Homeless

• Locating Rental Housing

• Handling Shutoff of Gas, Electricity, Phone and TV Services

• Heating Your Home

• Finding Resources through United Way 211 Call Centers

• Saving Money on Your Gas and Electric Bills by Weatherizing Your Home