Neighborhood Legal Services, Inc. — Free Civil Legal Aid

Summary: A direct Legal Services Corporation-funded program providing free civil legal help within a defined New York service area. Multiple records are retained where separate organizations serve different regions or populations.

Person seeking civil legal help in the organization’s New York service area

LSC funded-program directory record for Neighborhood Legal Services, Inc.


Neighborhood Nosh Cash Back

A targeted merchant reward or statement credit that must be activated for an eligible payment card before a qualifying transaction.

Disclose targeting, activation, eligible card, merchant, transaction, expiration, and personalization requirements.

Summary: Neighborhood Nosh members can join for free, link a credit or debit card, and earn up to 10% cash back on qualifying dine-in and takeout purchases at participating local restaurants.

Cash back at the member's current Neighborhood Nosh rate on eligible restaurant bills, including tax and tip.

Neighborhood Nosh member with a linked card

Enroll, link an eligible credit or debit card, find a participating restaurant, pay it directly with the linked card, and satisfy the current restaurant, day, tier, review, spend, and payout rules.

Join through the program path, link the card, choose a participating restaurant, and pay directly with that card.

The benefit is earned only when the user makes an eligible underlying purchase.

Disclose eligible merchants or products, tracking or coupon rules, returns, exclusions, and the fact that a purchase is required.

Membership is free. A card can be linked to only one Rewards Network-operated program at a time; PIN debit, third-party payment apps, restaurant-day restrictions, caps, tiers, and review rules may affect cash back.


Nelson-Atkins Free General Admission

Eligibility for a public or specialized library card, collection, lending network, or accessible library service.

Check residence, work, school, property, age, disability, card type, good-standing, lending, reservation, and service-area rules.

Summary: Visit the museum's general galleries and collection with free admission every day the museum is open.

Complete the museum's current check-in or ticketing step and follow posted hours, entry, bag, accessibility, photography, and visitor rules; special exhibitions, programs, parking, and add-ons may cost extra.

Check current hours and visitor information, obtain or reserve a free general-admission ticket if requested, and check in at the museum.

The benefit adds no separate charge, but the user must already have an eligible card, account, insurance plan, library card, membership, employment, or similar relationship that may itself cost money.

Say included or no additional cost, not universally free, and name the qualifying relationship.

No additional program fee; card eligibility, underlying library charges, replacement costs, and venue-specific add-ons may apply.


Nemours Estate — Museums for All Admission

Free or reduced admission to museums, zoos, historic sites, performances, and other cultural attractions through an eligibility or access program.

Check the qualifying credential, exact admission price, eligible party size, reservation rules, hours, and excluded add-ons.

Summary: Nemours Estate in Wilmington, DE is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

Admission from free to $5 per person for at least four people per SNAP EBT card during normal operating hours, subject to the participating institution’s current policy.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Nemours Estate in Wilmington, DE

Present a SNAP EBT card from any U.S. state and usually photo identification. The institution sets its exact admission price, ticket process, party size beyond the program minimum, hours, reservations, and exhibit exclusions.

Open the institution’s linked site and confirm its current Museums for All price, hours, reservation process, eligible party size, and exclusions. At admission, present the SNAP EBT card and any requested photo identification; SNAP benefit funds are not used to pay admission.

The user's out-of-pocket cost cannot be represented by one fixed amount because it depends on provider policy, income, household, geography, selected service, coverage group, subsidy amount, or the underlying program. It may be free, reduced, sliding-scale, or partly paid.

Read and disclose the record's fees and requirements; use the most precise bounded price or variation reason available instead of repeating only that cost varies.

coverage or service-dependent cost sharing

directory of programs with different terms

cost information was necessarily omitted

Eligible general admission is free to $5 per person for at least four people. Parking, special exhibitions, add-on experiences, food, and other purchases may cost extra. Participation and operational details can change, so confirm before visiting.

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Nemours Estate


Neue Galerie New York — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Neue Galerie New York in please see website for children's admission policy) (New York, NY is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Neue Galerie New York in please see website for children's admission policy) (New York, NY

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Neue Galerie New York


Nevada Care Connection — Aging and Disability Help

A locally or regionally administered public or nonprofit service program, often with defined geographic and eligibility rules.

Check jurisdiction, intake, eligibility, capacity, schedule, and whether the record represents a direct provider or referral route.

Summary: Direct access to Nevada’s No Wrong Door, Aging and Disability Resource Center, State Unit on Aging, or equivalent public resource-navigation system.

No-cost information, options counseling, referrals, and access help for long-term services and supports, home- and community-based services, caregiver resources, meals, transportation, benefits, or independent-living supports available in Nevada.

Older adult, person with a disability, caregiver, or family member seeking services in Nevada

Information and referral are generally available to older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers, and families without an income test. Each referred benefit or service sets its own age, disability, functional-need, income, asset, residence, insurance, or program eligibility rules.

Open the linked Nevada access system, enter a ZIP code or location when requested, or use its listed phone, online search, assessment, or local-office path. Explain the person’s needs and ask for options counseling or connection to the appropriate public and community programs.

The core benefit has no required payment, purchase, deposit, paid membership, or pre-existing paid-product relationship under the captured terms.

Still disclose optional add-ons, transportation, parking, replacement charges, taxes, capacity, and eligibility conditions found in fees or requirements.

Information, referral, and options counseling are provided without a finder fee. A referred service may be free, subsidized, insurance-covered, waitlisted, or paid, and may require a formal application or assessment. Availability and eligibility vary by locality and program.

ACL No Wrong Door state-help directory entry for Nevada


Nevada Legal Services, Inc. — Free Civil Legal Aid

Summary: A direct Legal Services Corporation-funded program providing free civil legal help within a defined Nevada service area. Multiple records are retained where separate organizations serve different regions or populations.

Free legal information, advice, brief service, representation, clinics, referrals, or self-help resources for eligible civil legal problems, depending on the program’s capacity and priorities.

Person seeking civil legal help in the organization’s Nevada service area

The serving organization determines eligibility based on geography, household income and assets, legal issue, citizenship or eligible immigration rules where applicable, conflicts, funding restrictions, and available capacity. Help is not guaranteed and criminal defense is generally outside LSC-funded civil legal aid.

Open the serving organization’s official site, review its locations, service area, issue priorities and intake rules, then use its online, phone, clinic, or office intake path. Contact another listed organization if this program does not serve your county or legal issue.

LSC-funded legal services are free to eligible clients, but a program may decline or limit a case because of service area, eligibility, case priorities, conflicts, legal deadlines, or capacity. Court filing, expert, document, or other third-party costs may require a separate waiver or may not be covered.

LSC funded-program directory record for Nevada Legal Services, Inc.


Nevada Medicaid and CHIP Help

A government-funded or administered benefit, service, coverage program, assistance program, or public access route.

Identify the administering jurisdiction and disclose income, household, age, disability, immigration, residence, renewal, fee, and capacity rules that apply.

Summary: Direct state-level access to Nevada's Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program enrollment path and official program information.

Free or low-cost health coverage for eligible adults, children, pregnant people, older adults, or people with disabilities through Nevada's Medicaid and CHIP programs.

Person applying for or enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP in Nevada

Nevada determines eligibility under federal and state rules covering income, household, age, pregnancy, disability, family status, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and the coverage group requested.

Open the linked Nevada enrollment or application page, choose the coverage and application route that matches the household, submit the requested information and verification, and monitor eligibility and renewal notices.

There is no fee to apply. Medicaid is generally free or low-cost, while premiums or cost sharing can apply to some eligibility groups or CHIP coverage. Eligibility, covered services, provider networks, renewal rules, and applicant costs follow current federal and Nevada rules; applying does not guarantee enrollment.

CMS state Medicaid and CHIP enrollment directory for Nevada


Nevada SNAP Food Assistance

Summary: Direct state-level access to Nevada's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program application and official program information.

Monthly food-purchasing benefits for eligible Nevada households, with the amount set under federal and state rules.

Household applying for or receiving SNAP in Nevada

Nevada determines eligibility under federal SNAP rules covering household composition, income, resources, work rules, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and documentation. Expedited processing may be available for households with very low income and resources that meet current rules.

Open the linked Nevada application or official SNAP page, create any required state benefits account, submit the household application, complete the interview and verification requests, and monitor notices and renewal deadlines.

There is no fee to apply. Eligibility, benefit amount, interview and verification procedures, expedited-service timing, recertification, and eligible purchases follow current federal and Nevada rules; submitting an application does not guarantee approval.


Nevada State Museum|Las Vegas — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Nevada State Museum|Las Vegas in Las Vegas, NV is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Nevada State Museum|Las Vegas in Las Vegas, NV

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Nevada State Museum|Las Vegas


Nevada Talking Book Services — Free Accessible Library Service

Summary: Nevada Talking Book Services is a National Library Service Regional Library serving Nevada. It enrolls eligible readers and provides accessible-format library service remotely or locally.

Free braille, audio, and other accessible books and magazines; BARD digital downloads; reader-advisory help; and, where offered, long-term loan of accessible playback equipment or additional local collections.

Person with a qualifying print disability who lives in the library service area: Nevada

Available to U.S. residents who cannot read or use regular print because of blindness, low vision, or a physical, perceptual, or reading disability. Enrollment requires an application and certification by an authorized professional; this library’s stated service area is: Nevada.

Open the library’s service page or its Library of Congress directory entry, request the NLS application, obtain the required certification, and submit it to the network library serving the applicant’s address. After approval, ask about mailed materials, BARD access, equipment, and locally produced collections.

NLS service, eligible reading materials, BARD access, and program playback equipment are free to registered patrons. Mailed program materials circulate postage-free. Borrowed equipment and materials remain program property and must be returned when required; optional commercial devices or unrelated library services may cost extra.

Library of Congress NLS network-library directory entry for Nevada


Nevada Unemployment Insurance Application

Summary: Direct state-level access to Nevada's unemployment insurance claim information or filing system.

Temporary cash wage replacement for eligible workers who performed covered work and become unemployed or partially unemployed under Nevada's unemployment insurance rules.

Worker filing or managing an unemployment insurance claim in Nevada

Nevada determines eligibility using work and wage history, the reason for separation or reduction in hours, ability and availability for work, timely filing and weekly certification, identity verification, work-search requirements, and other current state and federal rules.

Open the linked Nevada unemployment page, file the initial claim as soon as possible after the qualifying job separation or hours reduction, provide complete employment and identity information, and follow all weekly certification, work-search, response, and appeal deadlines.

There is no fee to file an unemployment claim. Eligibility and payment are not guaranteed, benefit amount and duration vary, unemployment benefits can be taxable, and missing certifications or deadlines can delay or end payment. Use only the official linked state service and never pay a third party to file.

U.S. Department of Labor state unemployment insurance office directory for Nevada


Nevada Weatherization Assistance

Nevada Weatherization Assistance Program administrator

Summary: Direct state-level access to Nevada's Weatherization Assistance Program and its local application route for income-eligible households.

No-cost, approved home energy-efficiency and health-and-safety improvements delivered through Nevada's Weatherization Assistance Program after eligibility, building assessment, prioritization, and funding review.

Household applying for Weatherization Assistance in Nevada

Applicants generally must live in Nevada and meet the administering agency's current household-income rules. Priority can apply to older adults, households with a person with a disability or children, high-energy users, and households with a high energy burden. Both homeowners and renters may be eligible, but rental work can require owner approval.

Open the linked Nevada weatherization page, identify the local provider or online application serving the home, submit income and household documentation, complete any required energy assessment, and follow provider instructions and waitlist notices.

There is no fee to apply and approved weatherization work is provided without charge to the eligible household. Funding, waitlists, dwelling condition, landlord permission, measure cost-effectiveness, health-and-safety limits, and local program rules can restrict or delay service; the program does not cover every repair or appliance.

DOE state Weatherization Assistance application map for Nevada


New Bedford Art Museum/ArtWorks! — Museums for All Admission

Summary: New Bedford Art Museum/ArtWorks! in New Bedford, MA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting New Bedford Art Museum/ArtWorks! in New Bedford, MA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for New Bedford Art Museum/ArtWorks!


New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center — Museums for All Admission

Summary: New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center in New Bedford, MA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center in New Bedford, MA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for New Bedford Fishing Heritage Center


New Bedford Whaling Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: New Bedford Whaling Museum in New Bedford, MA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting New Bedford Whaling Museum in New Bedford, MA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for New Bedford Whaling Museum


New Britain Museum of American Art — Museums for All Admission

Summary: New Britain Museum of American Art in New Britain, CT is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting New Britain Museum of American Art in New Britain, CT

Museums for All participant-directory listing for New Britain Museum of American Art


New Britain Youth Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: New Britain Youth Museum in Berlin, CT is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting New Britain Youth Museum in Berlin, CT

Museums for All participant-directory listing for New Britain Youth Museum


New Hampshire Boat Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: New Hampshire Boat Museum in Wolfeboro Falls, NH is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting New Hampshire Boat Museum in Wolfeboro Falls, NH

Museums for All participant-directory listing for New Hampshire Boat Museum


New Hampshire Farm Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: New Hampshire Farm Museum in Milton, NH is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting New Hampshire Farm Museum in Milton, NH

Museums for All participant-directory listing for New Hampshire Farm Museum


New Hampshire Medicaid and CHIP Help

Summary: Direct state-level access to New Hampshire's Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program enrollment path and official program information.

Free or low-cost health coverage for eligible adults, children, pregnant people, older adults, or people with disabilities through New Hampshire's Medicaid and CHIP programs.

Person applying for or enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP in New Hampshire

New Hampshire determines eligibility under federal and state rules covering income, household, age, pregnancy, disability, family status, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and the coverage group requested.

Open the linked New Hampshire enrollment or application page, choose the coverage and application route that matches the household, submit the requested information and verification, and monitor eligibility and renewal notices.

There is no fee to apply. Medicaid is generally free or low-cost, while premiums or cost sharing can apply to some eligibility groups or CHIP coverage. Eligibility, covered services, provider networks, renewal rules, and applicant costs follow current federal and New Hampshire rules; applying does not guarantee enrollment.

CMS state Medicaid and CHIP enrollment directory for New Hampshire


New Hampshire SNAP Food Assistance

Summary: Direct state-level access to New Hampshire's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program application and official program information.

Monthly food-purchasing benefits for eligible New Hampshire households, with the amount set under federal and state rules.

Household applying for or receiving SNAP in New Hampshire

New Hampshire determines eligibility under federal SNAP rules covering household composition, income, resources, work rules, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and documentation. Expedited processing may be available for households with very low income and resources that meet current rules.

Open the linked New Hampshire application or official SNAP page, create any required state benefits account, submit the household application, complete the interview and verification requests, and monitor notices and renewal deadlines.

There is no fee to apply. Eligibility, benefit amount, interview and verification procedures, expedited-service timing, recertification, and eligible purchases follow current federal and New Hampshire rules; submitting an application does not guarantee approval.

New Hampshire SNAP program directory entry


New Hampshire State Library, Talking Book Serv. — Free Accessible Library Service

Summary: New Hampshire State Library, Talking Book Serv. is a National Library Service Regional Library serving New Hampshire; braille readers receive service from Massachusetts.. It enrolls eligible readers and provides accessible-format library service remotely or locally.

Person with a qualifying print disability who lives in the library service area: New Hampshire; braille readers receive service from Massachusetts.

Available to U.S. residents who cannot read or use regular print because of blindness, low vision, or a physical, perceptual, or reading disability. Enrollment requires an application and certification by an authorized professional; this library’s stated service area is: New Hampshire; braille readers receive service from Massachusetts..

Library of Congress NLS network-library directory entry for New Hampshire


New Hampshire Telephone Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: New Hampshire Telephone Museum in Warner, NH is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting New Hampshire Telephone Museum in Warner, NH

Museums for All participant-directory listing for New Hampshire Telephone Museum


New Hampshire Unemployment Insurance Application

New Hampshire unemployment insurance agency

Summary: Direct state-level access to New Hampshire's unemployment insurance claim information or filing system.

Temporary cash wage replacement for eligible workers who performed covered work and become unemployed or partially unemployed under New Hampshire's unemployment insurance rules.

Worker filing or managing an unemployment insurance claim in New Hampshire

New Hampshire determines eligibility using work and wage history, the reason for separation or reduction in hours, ability and availability for work, timely filing and weekly certification, identity verification, work-search requirements, and other current state and federal rules.

Open the linked New Hampshire unemployment page, file the initial claim as soon as possible after the qualifying job separation or hours reduction, provide complete employment and identity information, and follow all weekly certification, work-search, response, and appeal deadlines.

U.S. Department of Labor state unemployment insurance office directory for New Hampshire


New Hampshire Weatherization Assistance

New Hampshire Weatherization Assistance Program administrator

Summary: Direct state-level access to New Hampshire's Weatherization Assistance Program and its local application route for income-eligible households.

No-cost, approved home energy-efficiency and health-and-safety improvements delivered through New Hampshire's Weatherization Assistance Program after eligibility, building assessment, prioritization, and funding review.

Household applying for Weatherization Assistance in New Hampshire

Applicants generally must live in New Hampshire and meet the administering agency's current household-income rules. Priority can apply to older adults, households with a person with a disability or children, high-energy users, and households with a high energy burden. Both homeowners and renters may be eligible, but rental work can require owner approval.

Open the linked New Hampshire weatherization page, identify the local provider or online application serving the home, submit income and household documentation, complete any required energy assessment, and follow provider instructions and waitlist notices.

DOE state Weatherization Assistance application map for New Hampshire


New Jersey Aging and Disability Resource Connection — Aging and Disability Help

Summary: Direct access to New Jersey’s No Wrong Door, Aging and Disability Resource Center, State Unit on Aging, or equivalent public resource-navigation system.

No-cost information, options counseling, referrals, and access help for long-term services and supports, home- and community-based services, caregiver resources, meals, transportation, benefits, or independent-living supports available in New Jersey.

Older adult, person with a disability, caregiver, or family member seeking services in New Jersey

Open the linked New Jersey access system, enter a ZIP code or location when requested, or use its listed phone, online search, assessment, or local-office path. Explain the person’s needs and ask for options counseling or connection to the appropriate public and community programs.

ACL No Wrong Door state-help directory entry for New Jersey


New Jersey Medicaid and CHIP Help

Summary: Direct state-level access to New Jersey's Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program enrollment path and official program information.

Free or low-cost health coverage for eligible adults, children, pregnant people, older adults, or people with disabilities through New Jersey's Medicaid and CHIP programs.

Person applying for or enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP in New Jersey

New Jersey determines eligibility under federal and state rules covering income, household, age, pregnancy, disability, family status, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and the coverage group requested.

Open the linked New Jersey enrollment or application page, choose the coverage and application route that matches the household, submit the requested information and verification, and monitor eligibility and renewal notices.

There is no fee to apply. Medicaid is generally free or low-cost, while premiums or cost sharing can apply to some eligibility groups or CHIP coverage. Eligibility, covered services, provider networks, renewal rules, and applicant costs follow current federal and New Jersey rules; applying does not guarantee enrollment.

CMS state Medicaid and CHIP enrollment directory for New Jersey


New Jersey SNAP Food Assistance

Summary: Direct state-level access to New Jersey's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program application and official program information.

Monthly food-purchasing benefits for eligible New Jersey households, with the amount set under federal and state rules.

Household applying for or receiving SNAP in New Jersey

New Jersey determines eligibility under federal SNAP rules covering household composition, income, resources, work rules, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and documentation. Expedited processing may be available for households with very low income and resources that meet current rules.

Open the linked New Jersey application or official SNAP page, create any required state benefits account, submit the household application, complete the interview and verification requests, and monitor notices and renewal deadlines.

There is no fee to apply. Eligibility, benefit amount, interview and verification procedures, expedited-service timing, recertification, and eligible purchases follow current federal and New Jersey rules; submitting an application does not guarantee approval.


New Jersey State Library Talking Book and Braille Center — Free Accessible Library Service

Summary: New Jersey State Library Talking Book and Braille Center is a National Library Service Regional Library serving New Jersey. It enrolls eligible readers and provides accessible-format library service remotely or locally.

Person with a qualifying print disability who lives in the library service area: New Jersey

Available to U.S. residents who cannot read or use regular print because of blindness, low vision, or a physical, perceptual, or reading disability. Enrollment requires an application and certification by an authorized professional; this library’s stated service area is: New Jersey.

Library of Congress NLS network-library directory entry for New Jersey


New Jersey Unemployment Insurance Application

New Jersey unemployment insurance agency

Summary: Direct state-level access to New Jersey's unemployment insurance claim information or filing system.

Temporary cash wage replacement for eligible workers who performed covered work and become unemployed or partially unemployed under New Jersey's unemployment insurance rules.

Worker filing or managing an unemployment insurance claim in New Jersey

New Jersey determines eligibility using work and wage history, the reason for separation or reduction in hours, ability and availability for work, timely filing and weekly certification, identity verification, work-search requirements, and other current state and federal rules.

Open the linked New Jersey unemployment page, file the initial claim as soon as possible after the qualifying job separation or hours reduction, provide complete employment and identity information, and follow all weekly certification, work-search, response, and appeal deadlines.

U.S. Department of Labor state unemployment insurance office directory for New Jersey


New Jersey Weatherization Assistance

New Jersey Weatherization Assistance Program administrator

Summary: Direct state-level access to New Jersey's Weatherization Assistance Program and its local application route for income-eligible households.

No-cost, approved home energy-efficiency and health-and-safety improvements delivered through New Jersey's Weatherization Assistance Program after eligibility, building assessment, prioritization, and funding review.

Household applying for Weatherization Assistance in New Jersey

Applicants generally must live in New Jersey and meet the administering agency's current household-income rules. Priority can apply to older adults, households with a person with a disability or children, high-energy users, and households with a high energy burden. Both homeowners and renters may be eligible, but rental work can require owner approval.

Open the linked New Jersey weatherization page, identify the local provider or online application serving the home, submit income and household documentation, complete any required energy assessment, and follow provider instructions and waitlist notices.

DOE state Weatherization Assistance application map for New Jersey


New London Maritime Society – Custom House Maritime Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: New London Maritime Society – Custom House Maritime Museum in New London, CT is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

Admission from free to $5 per person for at least four people per SNAP EBT card during normal operating hours, subject to the participating institution’s current policy.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting New London Maritime Society – Custom House Maritime Museum in New London, CT

Present a SNAP EBT card from any U.S. state and usually photo identification. The institution sets its exact admission price, ticket process, party size beyond the program minimum, hours, reservations, and exhibit exclusions.

Open the institution’s linked site and confirm its current Museums for All price, hours, reservation process, eligible party size, and exclusions. At admission, present the SNAP EBT card and any requested photo identification; SNAP benefit funds are not used to pay admission.

Museums for All participant-directory listing for New London Maritime Society – Custom House Maritime Museum


New Mexico Aging Services — Aging and Disability Help

Summary: Direct access to New Mexico’s No Wrong Door, Aging and Disability Resource Center, State Unit on Aging, or equivalent public resource-navigation system.

No-cost information, options counseling, referrals, and access help for long-term services and supports, home- and community-based services, caregiver resources, meals, transportation, benefits, or independent-living supports available in New Mexico.

Older adult, person with a disability, caregiver, or family member seeking services in New Mexico

Information and referral are generally available to older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers, and families without an income test. Each referred benefit or service sets its own age, disability, functional-need, income, asset, residence, insurance, or program eligibility rules.

Open the linked New Mexico access system, enter a ZIP code or location when requested, or use its listed phone, online search, assessment, or local-office path. Explain the person’s needs and ask for options counseling or connection to the appropriate public and community programs.

ACL No Wrong Door state-help directory entry for New Mexico


New Mexico Legal Aid — Free Civil Legal Aid

Summary: A direct Legal Services Corporation-funded program providing free civil legal help within a defined New Mexico service area. Multiple records are retained where separate organizations serve different regions or populations.

Free legal information, advice, brief service, representation, clinics, referrals, or self-help resources for eligible civil legal problems, depending on the program’s capacity and priorities.

Person seeking civil legal help in the organization’s New Mexico service area

The serving organization determines eligibility based on geography, household income and assets, legal issue, citizenship or eligible immigration rules where applicable, conflicts, funding restrictions, and available capacity. Help is not guaranteed and criminal defense is generally outside LSC-funded civil legal aid.

Open the serving organization’s official site, review its locations, service area, issue priorities and intake rules, then use its online, phone, clinic, or office intake path. Contact another listed organization if this program does not serve your county or legal issue.

LSC funded-program directory record for New Mexico Legal Aid


New Mexico Library for the Blind and Print Disabled — Free Accessible Library Service

Summary: New Mexico Library for the Blind and Print Disabled is a National Library Service Regional Library serving New Mexico; braille readers receive service from Utah.. It enrolls eligible readers and provides accessible-format library service remotely or locally.

Person with a qualifying print disability who lives in the library service area: New Mexico; braille readers receive service from Utah.

Available to U.S. residents who cannot read or use regular print because of blindness, low vision, or a physical, perceptual, or reading disability. Enrollment requires an application and certification by an authorized professional; this library’s stated service area is: New Mexico; braille readers receive service from Utah..

Library of Congress NLS network-library directory entry for New Mexico


New Mexico Medicaid and CHIP Help

Summary: Direct state-level access to New Mexico's Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program enrollment path and official program information.

Free or low-cost health coverage for eligible adults, children, pregnant people, older adults, or people with disabilities through New Mexico's Medicaid and CHIP programs.

Person applying for or enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP in New Mexico

New Mexico determines eligibility under federal and state rules covering income, household, age, pregnancy, disability, family status, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and the coverage group requested.

Open the linked New Mexico enrollment or application page, choose the coverage and application route that matches the household, submit the requested information and verification, and monitor eligibility and renewal notices.

There is no fee to apply. Medicaid is generally free or low-cost, while premiums or cost sharing can apply to some eligibility groups or CHIP coverage. Eligibility, covered services, provider networks, renewal rules, and applicant costs follow current federal and New Mexico rules; applying does not guarantee enrollment.

CMS state Medicaid and CHIP enrollment directory for New Mexico


New Mexico SNAP Food Assistance

Summary: Direct state-level access to New Mexico's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program application and official program information.

Monthly food-purchasing benefits for eligible New Mexico households, with the amount set under federal and state rules.

Household applying for or receiving SNAP in New Mexico

New Mexico determines eligibility under federal SNAP rules covering household composition, income, resources, work rules, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and documentation. Expedited processing may be available for households with very low income and resources that meet current rules.

Open the linked New Mexico application or official SNAP page, create any required state benefits account, submit the household application, complete the interview and verification requests, and monitor notices and renewal deadlines.

There is no fee to apply. Eligibility, benefit amount, interview and verification procedures, expedited-service timing, recertification, and eligible purchases follow current federal and New Mexico rules; submitting an application does not guarantee approval.


New Mexico Unemployment Insurance Application

New Mexico unemployment insurance agency

Summary: Direct state-level access to New Mexico's unemployment insurance claim information or filing system.

Temporary cash wage replacement for eligible workers who performed covered work and become unemployed or partially unemployed under New Mexico's unemployment insurance rules.

Worker filing or managing an unemployment insurance claim in New Mexico

New Mexico determines eligibility using work and wage history, the reason for separation or reduction in hours, ability and availability for work, timely filing and weekly certification, identity verification, work-search requirements, and other current state and federal rules.

Open the linked New Mexico unemployment page, file the initial claim as soon as possible after the qualifying job separation or hours reduction, provide complete employment and identity information, and follow all weekly certification, work-search, response, and appeal deadlines.

U.S. Department of Labor state unemployment insurance office directory for New Mexico


New Mexico Weatherization Assistance

New Mexico Weatherization Assistance Program administrator

Summary: Direct state-level access to New Mexico's Weatherization Assistance Program and its local application route for income-eligible households.

No-cost, approved home energy-efficiency and health-and-safety improvements delivered through New Mexico's Weatherization Assistance Program after eligibility, building assessment, prioritization, and funding review.

Household applying for Weatherization Assistance in New Mexico

Applicants generally must live in New Mexico and meet the administering agency's current household-income rules. Priority can apply to older adults, households with a person with a disability or children, high-energy users, and households with a high energy burden. Both homeowners and renters may be eligible, but rental work can require owner approval.

Open the linked New Mexico weatherization page, identify the local provider or online application serving the home, submit income and household documentation, complete any required energy assessment, and follow provider instructions and waitlist notices.

DOE state Weatherization Assistance application map for New Mexico


New Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: New Museum in New York, NY is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting New Museum in New York, NY

Museums for All participant-directory listing for New Museum


New Museum Los Gatos — Museums for All Admission

Summary: New Museum Los Gatos in Los Gatos, CA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting New Museum Los Gatos in Los Gatos, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for New Museum Los Gatos


New Orleans Free Youth Recreation

New Orleans Recreation Development Commission

Summary: New Orleans directs families to free NORD youth recreation, sports, and seasonal activities across the city.

No-cost participation in eligible city youth recreation and listed seasonal programs while space remains.

Eligible New Orleans youth participating in a NORD program

Meet the current age, residence, registration, date, capacity, supervision, conduct, health, equipment, and activity rules for the selected NORD program.

Use the city youth-resources page to open current NORD offerings, then register for an available activity as instructed.

Listed youth recreation is free; transportation, optional equipment, concessions, late pickup, and unrelated offerings may cost extra.

New Orleans and Orleans Parish, Louisiana


New Orleans Household Hazardous Waste Collection

City of New Orleans Department of Sanitation

Summary: Orleans Parish residents can bring accepted household hazardous materials to the city's scheduled residential collection event.

No-cost disposal of accepted household chemicals, paint, batteries, electronics, and other listed hazardous materials during the event.

Orleans Parish resident with accepted household hazardous waste

Be an Orleans Parish resident, use residential rather than commercial waste, and follow current event date, location, proof, item, quantity, packaging, vehicle, and transport rules.

Check the current city trash page for the next collection, package accepted materials safely, and bring them with required residency proof.

Qualifying residential disposal is free; commercial, excluded, excess, late, or improperly prepared materials are not covered.


New Orleans Library Public Computers and Digital Resources

A specific digital, physical, educational, technology, cultural, or accessibility service offered through a library system.

Verify card type, local eligibility, inventory, loan period, reservations, fines, replacement costs, age, and branch-specific availability.

Summary: New Orleans Public Library locations provide public-access computers, Wi-Fi, and on-site digital information resources.

Use library computers, wireless internet, and eligible on-site databases at no additional access cost.

New Orleans Public Library computer or digital-resource user

Follow current library-card or guest-session, location, hours, time, availability, printing, acceptable-use, privacy, age, and licensed-resource rules.

Visit a library location during open hours, then sign in to a public computer, connect to Wi-Fi, or open an eligible on-site resource.

Computer, Wi-Fi, and eligible resource access are free; printing, copying, optional products, damage, or other services may cost extra.


New Orleans Public Library — Adult literacy, technology, job-readiness, HiSET preparation, and an eligible-resident free online high-school…

Summary: New Orleans Public Library documents adult literacy, technology, job-readiness, HiSET preparation, and an eligible-resident free online high-school diploma pathway as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

Eligible New Orleans Public Library cardholder

Meet New Orleans Public Library's current Orleans Parish resident or other card rules; some programs are restricted by residence, age, or card standing. This specific benefit may also have card-type, age, branch, vendor-license, reservation, loan-period, inventory, orientation, or service-specific rules.

Open the linked official library source, confirm current availability for this specific benefit, then sign in, reserve, register, contact the library, or visit a participating branch as instructed.

No separate core benefit charge is described for eligible users; card, nonresident, printing, supplies, consumables, replacement or damage, partner, venue, and optional add-on charges may apply.

New Orleans Public Library Cardholder Benefits


New Orleans Public Library — Appointment-based free notary service with current document and availability limits

Summary: New Orleans Public Library documents appointment-based free notary service with current document and availability limits as a current community services benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


New Orleans Public Library — Cake pans and nontraditional items

Summary: New Orleans Public Library documents cake pans and nontraditional items as a current physical borrowing benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

cake pans and nontraditional items


New Orleans Public Library — Classes and community services

Summary: New Orleans Public Library documents classes and community services as a current programs and services benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

classes and community services


New Orleans Public Library — Culture Pass attraction admission

Summary: New Orleans Public Library documents Culture Pass attraction admission as a current cultural and park passes benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

Culture Pass attraction admission


New Orleans Public Library — Online databases

Summary: New Orleans Public Library documents online databases as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

online databases


New Orleans Public Library — Physical and digital borrowing

Summary: New Orleans Public Library documents physical and digital borrowing as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

physical and digital borrowing


New Orleans Public Library — Seed libraries

Summary: New Orleans Public Library documents seed libraries as a current library of things benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

seed libraries


Summary: New Orleans Public Library cardholders can use a city-specific mix of digital and physical benefits. Current highlights include physical and digital borrowing, online databases, Culture Pass attraction admission, cake pans and nontraditional items, seed libraries, classes and community services, appointment-based free notary service with current document and availability limits, adult literacy, technology, job-readiness, HiSET preparation, and an eligible-resident free online high-school diploma pathway.

No-additional-cost access to physical and digital borrowing, online databases, Culture Pass attraction admission, cake pans and nontraditional items, seed libraries, classes and community services, appointment-based free notary service with current document and availability limits, adult literacy, technology, job-readiness, HiSET preparation, and an eligible-resident free online high-school diploma pathway.

Meet New Orleans Public Library's current Orleans Parish resident or other card rules; some programs are restricted by residence, age, or card standing. Specific licensed resources, passes, loan limits, age rules, availability, and in-person verification vary.

Apply for or verify a library card, then use the card number and PIN online or check out physical benefits through a branch.

No card fee for eligible residents; nonresident, replacement, printing, damage, or lost-item charges may apply.


New Orleans Public Library Culture Pass

Summary: Reserve free admission to participating New Orleans museums, historic sites, zoo and aquarium experiences, tours, and other cultural attractions.

Hold an eligible New Orleans Public Library card and meet current Orleans Parish residence, age, card-standing, reservation, party-size, and attraction-specific rules.

Sign in to the Culture Pass reservation system with an eligible library card, select an available attraction and date, and follow the pass's redemption instructions.

No additional program fee; card eligibility, underlying library charges, replacement costs, and venue-specific add-ons may apply.


New Orleans RTA Reduced and Free Fares

Summary: RTA offers lower fares for youth, older adults, veterans, Medicare cardholders, and riders with qualifying disabilities, while young children ride free with a paying passenger.

Category-specific discounted bus, streetcar, ferry, or pass pricing, plus free rides for qualifying young children under current rules.

Rider in a current New Orleans RTA reduced- or free-fare category

Meet a current age, school, veteran, Medicare, disability, or child-accompaniment category, obtain any required RTA identification, and follow proof, fare, pass, route, ferry, and service rules.

Review the current fare category, apply for required RTA identification if applicable, and present or validate the proper fare media when riding.

Young children in the current accompaniment category ride free; other eligible riders pay discounted fares and identification or replacement charges may apply.


New York City Fire Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: New York City Fire Museum in New York, NY is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting New York City Fire Museum in New York, NY

Eligible general admission is free to $5 per person for at least four people. Parking, special exhibitions, add-on experiences, food, and other purchases may cost extra. Participation and operational details can change, so confirm before visiting.

Museums for All participant-directory listing for New York City Fire Museum


New York Medicaid and CHIP Help

Summary: Direct state-level access to New York's Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program enrollment path and official program information.

Free or low-cost health coverage for eligible adults, children, pregnant people, older adults, or people with disabilities through New York's Medicaid and CHIP programs.

Person applying for or enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP in New York

New York determines eligibility under federal and state rules covering income, household, age, pregnancy, disability, family status, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and the coverage group requested.

Open the linked New York enrollment or application page, choose the coverage and application route that matches the household, submit the requested information and verification, and monitor eligibility and renewal notices.

There is no fee to apply. Medicaid is generally free or low-cost, while premiums or cost sharing can apply to some eligibility groups or CHIP coverage. Eligibility, covered services, provider networks, renewal rules, and applicant costs follow current federal and New York rules; applying does not guarantee enrollment.

CMS state Medicaid and CHIP enrollment directory for New York


New York SNAP Food Assistance

Summary: Direct state-level access to New York's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program application and official program information.

Monthly food-purchasing benefits for eligible New York households, with the amount set under federal and state rules.

Household applying for or receiving SNAP in New York

New York determines eligibility under federal SNAP rules covering household composition, income, resources, work rules, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and documentation. Expedited processing may be available for households with very low income and resources that meet current rules.

Open the linked New York application or official SNAP page, create any required state benefits account, submit the household application, complete the interview and verification requests, and monitor notices and renewal deadlines.

There is no fee to apply. Eligibility, benefit amount, interview and verification procedures, expedited-service timing, recertification, and eligible purchases follow current federal and New York rules; submitting an application does not guarantee approval.


New York State Talking Book and Braille Library — Free Accessible Library Service

Summary: New York State Talking Book and Braille Library is a National Library Service Regional Library serving New York State except New York City and Long Island. It enrolls eligible readers and provides accessible-format library service remotely or locally.

Free braille, audio, and other accessible books and magazines; BARD digital downloads; reader-advisory help; and, where offered, long-term loan of accessible playback equipment or additional local collections.

Person with a qualifying print disability who lives in the library service area: New York State except New York City and Long Island

Available to U.S. residents who cannot read or use regular print because of blindness, low vision, or a physical, perceptual, or reading disability. Enrollment requires an application and certification by an authorized professional; this library’s stated service area is: New York State except New York City and Long Island.

Open the library’s service page or its Library of Congress directory entry, request the NLS application, obtain the required certification, and submit it to the network library serving the applicant’s address. After approval, ask about mailed materials, BARD access, equipment, and locally produced collections.

NLS service, eligible reading materials, BARD access, and program playback equipment are free to registered patrons. Mailed program materials circulate postage-free. Borrowed equipment and materials remain program property and must be returned when required; optional commercial devices or unrelated library services may cost extra.

Library of Congress NLS network-library directory entry for New York


New York Unemployment Insurance Application

Summary: Direct state-level access to New York's unemployment insurance claim information or filing system.

Temporary cash wage replacement for eligible workers who performed covered work and become unemployed or partially unemployed under New York's unemployment insurance rules.

Worker filing or managing an unemployment insurance claim in New York

New York determines eligibility using work and wage history, the reason for separation or reduction in hours, ability and availability for work, timely filing and weekly certification, identity verification, work-search requirements, and other current state and federal rules.

Open the linked New York unemployment page, file the initial claim as soon as possible after the qualifying job separation or hours reduction, provide complete employment and identity information, and follow all weekly certification, work-search, response, and appeal deadlines.

There is no fee to file an unemployment claim. Eligibility and payment are not guaranteed, benefit amount and duration vary, unemployment benefits can be taxable, and missing certifications or deadlines can delay or end payment. Use only the official linked state service and never pay a third party to file.

U.S. Department of Labor state unemployment insurance office directory for New York


New York Weatherization Assistance

New York Weatherization Assistance Program administrator

Summary: Direct state-level access to New York's Weatherization Assistance Program and its local application route for income-eligible households.

No-cost, approved home energy-efficiency and health-and-safety improvements delivered through New York's Weatherization Assistance Program after eligibility, building assessment, prioritization, and funding review.

Household applying for Weatherization Assistance in New York

Applicants generally must live in New York and meet the administering agency's current household-income rules. Priority can apply to older adults, households with a person with a disability or children, high-energy users, and households with a high energy burden. Both homeowners and renters may be eligible, but rental work can require owner approval.

Open the linked New York weatherization page, identify the local provider or online application serving the home, submit income and household documentation, complete any required energy assessment, and follow provider instructions and waitlist notices.

There is no fee to apply and approved weatherization work is provided without charge to the eligible household. Funding, waitlists, dwelling condition, landlord permission, measure cost-effectiveness, health-and-safety limits, and local program rules can restrict or delay service; the program does not cover every repair or appliance.

DOE state Weatherization Assistance application map for New York


Newark Free and Low-Cost Recreation Programs

City of Newark Recreation, Cultural Affairs and Senior Services

Summary: Newark provides free and low-cost recreation, cultural, and senior programming through recreation centers, Centers of Hope, senior centers, and parks.

Program-specific no-cost or reduced-cost access to city recreation, activities, events, centers, and community services.

Newark resident or participant using a city recreation program

Choose a current program and follow its residency, age, registration, capacity, schedule, identification, supervision, equipment, and facility rules.

Review the department's current locations and programs, then contact or register with the relevant center.

Many offerings are free or low-cost; registration, memberships, rentals, trips, equipment, and selected activities may cost extra.


Newark Lead Hazard and Healthy Homes Grant

City of Newark Economic and Housing Development

Summary: Income-eligible Newark households may receive grant-funded remediation for lead and other home health and safety hazards.

Grant-funded inspection and eligible repairs addressing lead, mold, allergens, asthma triggers, carbon monoxide, pesticides, falls, fire, and electrical hazards.

Income-eligible Newark household in a qualifying property

Meet current Newark location, household-income, property, occupancy, documentation, inspection, hazard, owner-consent, funding, and program rules.

Review eligibility, contact the city's program, complete the application and inspection process, and wait for funding approval before work begins.

Approved grant-funded work is provided without a program charge; funding is limited and excluded repairs, relocation, or owner obligations may not be covered.


Newark Library Mobile Hotspot Lending

Summary: Newark Public Library lends portable Wi-Fi hotspots that can connect multiple personal devices away from a branch.

Borrow an available mobile hotspot for the current loan period with included cellular connectivity.

Eligible Newark Public Library cardholder

Hold an eligible library card and follow current household, availability, loan-period, renewal, acceptable-use, return, late, loss, damage, and replacement rules.

Confirm current hotspot availability and policy with the library, then check out an available device.

Standard checkout and included connectivity are free; overdue, loss, damage, replacement, and accessory charges may apply.


Newark Museum of Art Community Free Admission

Summary: Receive free general admission when eligible as a Newark resident, young child, active-duty service member or veteran and family member, Newark college student, care partner, or another current museum category.

Visitor in a current Newark Museum of Art free-admission category

Meet a current free-admission category, present any required residence, age, school, military, disability, or program proof, and follow ticket, guest, exhibition, and museum rules.

Review the current category and visit or reserve admission as instructed, presenting required proof at check-in.


Newark NJ TRANSIT Reduced Fare Program

Summary: Eligible older adults, riders with disabilities, military personnel, and approved personal assistants can receive reduced or free NJ TRANSIT travel.

At least half-price fares for eligible riders and free travel for an approved personal assistant accompanying a certified rider.

NJ TRANSIT rider in a current reduced- or free-fare category

Meet a current age, disability, military, or personal-assistant category and carry or obtain the required identification, certification, ticket, or reduced-fare credential.

Review the qualifying category, apply when required, and present the approved identification or fare media while traveling.

Eligible riders pay reduced fares; approved personal assistants ride free. Tickets, replacements, premium services, and excluded trips may cost extra.


Newark Public Library — Classes and community programs

Summary: Newark Public Library documents classes and community programs as a current programs and services benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

classes and community programs

Newark residents and eligible people who work, attend school, or own property in Newark can receive a free card under current identity, address, and annual-renewal rules. This specific benefit may also have card-type, age, branch, vendor-license, reservation, loan-period, inventory, orientation, or service-specific rules.

Newark Public Library Cardholder Benefits


Newark Public Library — E-books and research resources

Summary: Newark Public Library documents e-books and research resources as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

e-books and research resources


Newark Public Library — Free counseling and social-service connections through the library's professional social worker by phone or text

Summary: Newark Public Library documents free counseling and social-service connections through the library's professional social worker by phone or text as a current community services benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Newark Public Library — Librarian job-search help with resumes, interviews, skills, career paths, and free research tools

Summary: Newark Public Library documents librarian job-search help with resumes, interviews, skills, career paths, and free research tools as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Newark Public Library — Mobile-hotspot lending

Summary: Newark Public Library documents mobile-hotspot lending as a current devices and connectivity benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

mobile-hotspot lending


Newark Public Library — No-cost Made@NPL appointments for an audio recording studio, laser cutter, 3D printer, sewing and serger…

Summary: Newark Public Library documents no-cost Made@NPL appointments for an audio recording studio, laser cutter, 3D printer, sewing and serger machines, Cricut, photography and video gear, Adobe Creative Suite, and entrepreneurship resources; consumables can cost extra as a current makerspaces and creative technology benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Newark Public Library — Physical and digital borrowing

Summary: Newark Public Library documents physical and digital borrowing as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

physical and digital borrowing


Newark Public Library — Public computers and Wi-Fi

Summary: Newark Public Library documents public computers and Wi-Fi as a current devices and connectivity benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

public computers and Wi-Fi

Library visitor or resident eligible under Newark Public Library's current rules

The service is described as public or available without a standard card requirement. Confirm current branch, residence, identification, age, schedule, capacity, equipment, and service-specific rules with Newark Public Library.

No core service charge is described; printing, supplies, consumables, transportation, replacement or damage charges, partner services, and optional add-ons may cost extra.


Summary: Newark Public Library cardholders can use a city-specific mix of digital and physical benefits. Current highlights include physical and digital borrowing, e-books and research resources, public computers and Wi-Fi, mobile-hotspot lending, classes and community programs, no-cost Made@NPL appointments for an audio recording studio, laser cutter, 3D printer, sewing and serger machines, Cricut, photography and video gear, Adobe Creative Suite, and entrepreneurship resources; consumables can cost extra, librarian job-search help with resumes, interviews, skills, career paths, and free research tools, free counseling and social-service connections through the library's professional social worker by phone or text.

No-additional-cost access to physical and digital borrowing, e-books and research resources, public computers and Wi-Fi, mobile-hotspot lending, classes and community programs, no-cost Made@NPL appointments for an audio recording studio, laser cutter, 3D printer, sewing and serger machines, Cricut, photography and video gear, Adobe Creative Suite, and entrepreneurship resources; consumables can cost extra, librarian job-search help with resumes, interviews, skills, career paths, and free research tools, free counseling and social-service connections through the library's professional social worker by phone or text.

Newark residents and eligible people who work, attend school, or own property in Newark can receive a free card under current identity, address, and annual-renewal rules. Specific licensed resources, passes, loan limits, age rules, availability, and in-person verification vary.


Newport Art Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Newport Art Museum in Newport, RI is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

Admission from free to $5 per person for at least four people per SNAP EBT card during normal operating hours, subject to the participating institution’s current policy.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Newport Art Museum in Newport, RI

Present a SNAP EBT card from any U.S. state and usually photo identification. The institution sets its exact admission price, ticket process, party size beyond the program minimum, hours, reservations, and exhibit exclusions.

Open the institution’s linked site and confirm its current Museums for All price, hours, reservation process, eligible party size, and exclusions. At admission, present the SNAP EBT card and any requested photo identification; SNAP benefit funds are not used to pay admission.

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Newport Art Museum


Newport Historical Society — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Newport Historical Society in Newport, RI is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Newport Historical Society in Newport, RI

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Newport Historical Society


Newport Mansions | The Preservation Society of Newport County — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Newport Mansions | The Preservation Society of Newport County in Newport, RI is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Newport Mansions | The Preservation Society of Newport County in Newport, RI

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Newport Mansions | The Preservation Society of Newport County


NHCarePath — Aging and Disability Help

Summary: Direct access to New Hampshire’s No Wrong Door, Aging and Disability Resource Center, State Unit on Aging, or equivalent public resource-navigation system.

No-cost information, options counseling, referrals, and access help for long-term services and supports, home- and community-based services, caregiver resources, meals, transportation, benefits, or independent-living supports available in New Hampshire.

Older adult, person with a disability, caregiver, or family member seeking services in New Hampshire

Information and referral are generally available to older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers, and families without an income test. Each referred benefit or service sets its own age, disability, functional-need, income, asset, residence, insurance, or program eligibility rules.

Open the linked New Hampshire access system, enter a ZIP code or location when requested, or use its listed phone, online search, assessment, or local-office path. Explain the person’s needs and ask for options counseling or connection to the appropriate public and community programs.

Information, referral, and options counseling are provided without a finder fee. A referred service may be free, subsidized, insurance-covered, waitlisted, or paid, and may require a formal application or assessment. Availability and eligibility vary by locality and program.

ACL No Wrong Door state-help directory entry for New Hampshire


Niagara Falls Underground Railroad Heritage Center — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Niagara Falls Underground Railroad Heritage Center in Niagara Falls, NY is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Niagara Falls Underground Railroad Heritage Center in Niagara Falls, NY

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Niagara Falls Underground Railroad Heritage Center


Niantic Children's Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Niantic Children's Museum in Niantic, CT is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Niantic Children's Museum in Niantic, CT

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Niantic Children's Museum


Nicholson Memorial Library System — Classes and library programs

Summary: Nicholson Memorial Library System documents classes and library programs as a current programs and services benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

classes and library programs

Eligible Nicholson Memorial Library System cardholder

Apply under Garland's current residence, identity, address, age, guardian, reciprocal-borrowing, and account-verification rules. This specific benefit may also have card-type, age, branch, vendor-license, reservation, loan-period, inventory, orientation, or service-specific rules.

Nicholson Memorial Library System Cardholder Benefits


Nicholson Memorial Library System — E-books and online resources

Summary: Nicholson Memorial Library System documents e-books and online resources as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

e-books and online resources


Nicholson Memorial Library System — Library at Home monthly delivery for Garland residents unable to visit because of a disability, injury, illness,…

Summary: Nicholson Memorial Library System documents Library at Home monthly delivery for Garland residents unable to visit because of a disability, injury, illness, or mobility challenge as a current accessibility and outreach benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Nicholson Memorial Library System — Live online tutoring, writing and test help, GED and citizenship study, resume and interview support, and adult…

Summary: Nicholson Memorial Library System documents live online tutoring, writing and test help, GED and citizenship study, resume and interview support, and adult computer-skills help through HelpNow, JobNow, and the Adult Learning Center as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Nicholson Memorial Library System — Maker-studio access to 3D printers, laser cutting, Cricut machines, sewing and embroidery equipment, soldering…

Summary: Nicholson Memorial Library System documents maker-studio access to 3D printers, laser cutting, Cricut machines, sewing and embroidery equipment, soldering tools, presses, and other creative technology; consumable charges may apply as a current makerspaces and creative technology benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Nicholson Memorial Library System — Mobile-hotspot lending

Summary: Nicholson Memorial Library System documents mobile-hotspot lending as a current devices and connectivity benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

mobile-hotspot lending


Nicholson Memorial Library System — Physical and digital borrowing

Summary: Nicholson Memorial Library System documents physical and digital borrowing as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

physical and digital borrowing


Nicholson Memorial Library System — Public computers and free Wi-Fi

Summary: Nicholson Memorial Library System documents public computers and free Wi-Fi as a current devices and connectivity benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

public computers and free Wi-Fi

Library visitor or resident eligible under Nicholson Memorial Library System's current rules

The service is described as public or available without a standard card requirement. Confirm current branch, residence, identification, age, schedule, capacity, equipment, and service-specific rules with Nicholson Memorial Library System.


Nicholson Memorial Library System — Recording-studio access for eligible library users under current orientation and reservation rules

Summary: Nicholson Memorial Library System documents recording-studio access for eligible library users under current orientation and reservation rules as a current makerspaces and creative technology benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Nicholson Memorial Library System — Research and learning databases

Summary: Nicholson Memorial Library System documents research and learning databases as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

research and learning databases


Summary: Nicholson Memorial Library System cardholders can use a city-specific mix of digital and physical benefits. Current highlights include physical and digital borrowing, e-books and online resources, public computers and free Wi-Fi, mobile-hotspot lending, research and learning databases, classes and library programs, maker-studio access to 3D printers, laser cutting, Cricut machines, sewing and embroidery equipment, soldering tools, presses, and other creative technology; consumable charges may apply, recording-studio access for eligible library users under current orientation and reservation rules, Library at Home monthly delivery for Garland residents unable to visit because of a disability, injury, illness, or mobility challenge, live online tutoring, writing and test help, GED and citizenship study, resume and interview support, and adult computer-skills help through HelpNow, JobNow, and the Adult Learning Center.

No-additional-cost access to physical and digital borrowing, e-books and online resources, public computers and free Wi-Fi, mobile-hotspot lending, research and learning databases, classes and library programs, maker-studio access to 3D printers, laser cutting, Cricut machines, sewing and embroidery equipment, soldering tools, presses, and other creative technology; consumable charges may apply, recording-studio access for eligible library users under current orientation and reservation rules, Library at Home monthly delivery for Garland residents unable to visit because of a disability, injury, illness, or mobility challenge, live online tutoring, writing and test help, GED and citizenship study, resume and interview support, and adult computer-skills help through HelpNow, JobNow, and the Adult Learning Center.

Apply under Garland's current residence, identity, address, age, guardian, reciprocal-borrowing, and account-verification rules. Specific licensed resources, passes, loan limits, age rules, availability, and in-person verification vary.


Nicollet County Historical Society — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Nicollet County Historical Society in Saint Peter, MN is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Nicollet County Historical Society in Saint Peter, MN

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Nicollet County Historical Society


Nido & Mariana Qubein Children's Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Nido & Mariana Qubein Children's Museum in High Point, NC is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Nido & Mariana Qubein Children's Museum in High Point, NC

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Nido & Mariana Qubein Children's Museum


NJ TRANSIT Reduced Fare Program

Summary: Older adults and people with disabilities can receive at least half off regular NJ TRANSIT fares, including eligible Jersey City trips.

Pay the current reduced fare on eligible NJ TRANSIT bus, rail, and light-rail services.

Eligible older adult or rider with a disability using NJ TRANSIT

Be age 62 or older or have a qualifying disability, present or obtain accepted proof, and follow current application, identification, companion, route, ticket, and fare rules.

Apply for or present accepted reduced-fare identification, then purchase and use the correct reduced-fare ticket or payment method.

Enrollment is free; eligible riders pay the current reduced fare. Replacement identification, parking, connections, and excluded services may cost extra.


NLRB Unfair Labor Practice Charge

An official process for reporting, charging, or seeking agency action concerning a possible violation of protected rights or law.

Disclose jurisdiction, deadlines, protected activity, documentation, confidentiality or retaliation considerations, and that filing does not guarantee a remedy.

Summary: A federal process for reporting conduct by covered private-sector employers or unions that may violate collective-action and organizing rights.

No-cost investigation of a filed charge and, where evidence supports it, settlement efforts or prosecution before the Board.

Covered employee or group of employees
Employer
Union or other charging party

The dispute must be within NLRB jurisdiction and allege conduct prohibited by the National Labor Relations Act. Charges generally must be filed and served within six months of the event.

Contact a regional office or file the correct charge form electronically, identify the charged party and facts, and meet the service and deadline rules.

No filing fee. The NLRB is neutral, does not act as the charging party's private lawyer, and cannot guarantee a remedy.


No Wrong Door Virginia — Aging and Disability Help

Summary: Direct access to Virginia’s No Wrong Door, Aging and Disability Resource Center, State Unit on Aging, or equivalent public resource-navigation system.

No-cost information, options counseling, referrals, and access help for long-term services and supports, home- and community-based services, caregiver resources, meals, transportation, benefits, or independent-living supports available in Virginia.

Older adult, person with a disability, caregiver, or family member seeking services in Virginia

Open the linked Virginia access system, enter a ZIP code or location when requested, or use its listed phone, online search, assessment, or local-office path. Explain the person’s needs and ask for options counseling or connection to the appropriate public and community programs.

ACL No Wrong Door state-help directory entry for Virginia


Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art in Logan, UT is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art in Logan, UT

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Nora Eccles Harrison Museum of Art


Norfolk Botanical Garden — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Norfolk Botanical Garden in Norfolk, VA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Norfolk Botanical Garden in Norfolk, VA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Norfolk Botanical Garden


Norman Rockwell Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, MA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Norman Rockwell Museum in Stockbridge, MA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Norman Rockwell Museum


North American Bison Discovery Center — Museums for All Admission

Summary: North American Bison Discovery Center in Jamestown, ND is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting North American Bison Discovery Center in Jamestown, ND

Museums for All participant-directory listing for North American Bison Discovery Center


North Carolina 2-1-1 — Aging and Disability Help

Summary: Direct access to North Carolina’s No Wrong Door, Aging and Disability Resource Center, State Unit on Aging, or equivalent public resource-navigation system.

No-cost information, options counseling, referrals, and access help for long-term services and supports, home- and community-based services, caregiver resources, meals, transportation, benefits, or independent-living supports available in North Carolina.

Older adult, person with a disability, caregiver, or family member seeking services in North Carolina

Open the linked North Carolina access system, enter a ZIP code or location when requested, or use its listed phone, online search, assessment, or local-office path. Explain the person’s needs and ask for options counseling or connection to the appropriate public and community programs.

ACL No Wrong Door state-help directory entry for North Carolina


North Carolina Botanical Garden — Museums for All Admission

Summary: North Carolina Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill, NC is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting North Carolina Botanical Garden in Chapel Hill, NC

Museums for All participant-directory listing for North Carolina Botanical Garden


North Carolina Children's Museum – The Makery — Museums for All Admission

Summary: North Carolina Children's Museum – The Makery in Durham, NC is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting North Carolina Children's Museum – The Makery in Durham, NC

Museums for All participant-directory listing for North Carolina Children's Museum – The Makery


North Carolina Children's Museum – The Nest — Museums for All Admission

Summary: North Carolina Children's Museum – The Nest in Chapel Hill, NC is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting North Carolina Children's Museum – The Nest in Chapel Hill, NC

Museums for All participant-directory listing for North Carolina Children's Museum – The Nest


North Carolina Medicaid and CHIP Help

Summary: Direct state-level access to North Carolina's Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program enrollment path and official program information.

Free or low-cost health coverage for eligible adults, children, pregnant people, older adults, or people with disabilities through North Carolina's Medicaid and CHIP programs.

Person applying for or enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP in North Carolina

North Carolina determines eligibility under federal and state rules covering income, household, age, pregnancy, disability, family status, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and the coverage group requested.

Open the linked North Carolina enrollment or application page, choose the coverage and application route that matches the household, submit the requested information and verification, and monitor eligibility and renewal notices.

There is no fee to apply. Medicaid is generally free or low-cost, while premiums or cost sharing can apply to some eligibility groups or CHIP coverage. Eligibility, covered services, provider networks, renewal rules, and applicant costs follow current federal and North Carolina rules; applying does not guarantee enrollment.

CMS state Medicaid and CHIP enrollment directory for North Carolina


North Carolina Museum of Art Free Collection and Park

Summary: Visit the museum's People's Collection and its 164-acre Museum Park at no charge during current public hours.

Follow current hours, entry, parking, park, accessibility, bag, and visitor rules; ticketed exhibitions, Art in Bloom, selected programs, food, and other add-ons may cost extra.

Check current hours and visitor notices, then enter the free collection buildings or Museum Park under posted rules.

No additional program fee; card eligibility, underlying library charges, replacement costs, and venue-specific add-ons may apply.


North Carolina Museum of Dolls, Toys & Miniatures — Museums for All Admission

Summary: North Carolina Museum of Dolls, Toys & Miniatures in Spencer, NC is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting North Carolina Museum of Dolls, Toys & Miniatures in Spencer, NC

Museums for All participant-directory listing for North Carolina Museum of Dolls, Toys & Miniatures


North Carolina SNAP Food Assistance

Summary: Direct state-level access to North Carolina's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program application and official program information.

Monthly food-purchasing benefits for eligible North Carolina households, with the amount set under federal and state rules.

Household applying for or receiving SNAP in North Carolina

North Carolina determines eligibility under federal SNAP rules covering household composition, income, resources, work rules, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and documentation. Expedited processing may be available for households with very low income and resources that meet current rules.

Open the linked North Carolina application or official SNAP page, create any required state benefits account, submit the household application, complete the interview and verification requests, and monitor notices and renewal deadlines.

There is no fee to apply. Eligibility, benefit amount, interview and verification procedures, expedited-service timing, recertification, and eligible purchases follow current federal and North Carolina rules; submitting an application does not guarantee approval.

North Carolina SNAP program directory entry


North Carolina Unemployment Insurance Application

North Carolina unemployment insurance agency

Summary: Direct state-level access to North Carolina's unemployment insurance claim information or filing system.

Temporary cash wage replacement for eligible workers who performed covered work and become unemployed or partially unemployed under North Carolina's unemployment insurance rules.

Worker filing or managing an unemployment insurance claim in North Carolina

North Carolina determines eligibility using work and wage history, the reason for separation or reduction in hours, ability and availability for work, timely filing and weekly certification, identity verification, work-search requirements, and other current state and federal rules.

Open the linked North Carolina unemployment page, file the initial claim as soon as possible after the qualifying job separation or hours reduction, provide complete employment and identity information, and follow all weekly certification, work-search, response, and appeal deadlines.

U.S. Department of Labor state unemployment insurance office directory for North Carolina


North Carolina Weatherization Assistance Program administrator

Summary: Direct state-level access to North Carolina's Weatherization Assistance Program and its local application route for income-eligible households.

No-cost, approved home energy-efficiency and health-and-safety improvements delivered through North Carolina's Weatherization Assistance Program after eligibility, building assessment, prioritization, and funding review.

Household applying for Weatherization Assistance in North Carolina

Applicants generally must live in North Carolina and meet the administering agency's current household-income rules. Priority can apply to older adults, households with a person with a disability or children, high-energy users, and households with a high energy burden. Both homeowners and renters may be eligible, but rental work can require owner approval.

Open the linked North Carolina weatherization page, identify the local provider or online application serving the home, submit income and household documentation, complete any required energy assessment, and follow provider instructions and waitlist notices.

DOE state Weatherization Assistance application map for North Carolina


North Country Children's Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: North Country Children's Museum in reduced membership only) (Potsdam, NY is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting North Country Children's Museum in reduced membership only) (Potsdam, NY

Eligible general admission is free to $5 per person for at least four people. Parking, special exhibitions, add-on experiences, food, and other purchases may cost extra. Participation and operational details can change, so confirm before visiting.

Museums for All participant-directory listing for North Country Children's Museum


North Dakota Medicaid and CHIP Help

Summary: Direct state-level access to North Dakota's Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program enrollment path and official program information.

Free or low-cost health coverage for eligible adults, children, pregnant people, older adults, or people with disabilities through North Dakota's Medicaid and CHIP programs.

Person applying for or enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP in North Dakota

North Dakota determines eligibility under federal and state rules covering income, household, age, pregnancy, disability, family status, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and the coverage group requested.

Open the linked North Dakota enrollment or application page, choose the coverage and application route that matches the household, submit the requested information and verification, and monitor eligibility and renewal notices.

There is no fee to apply. Medicaid is generally free or low-cost, while premiums or cost sharing can apply to some eligibility groups or CHIP coverage. Eligibility, covered services, provider networks, renewal rules, and applicant costs follow current federal and North Dakota rules; applying does not guarantee enrollment.

CMS state Medicaid and CHIP enrollment directory for North Dakota


North Dakota SNAP Food Assistance

Summary: Direct state-level access to North Dakota's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program application and official program information.

Monthly food-purchasing benefits for eligible North Dakota households, with the amount set under federal and state rules.

Household applying for or receiving SNAP in North Dakota

North Dakota determines eligibility under federal SNAP rules covering household composition, income, resources, work rules, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and documentation. Expedited processing may be available for households with very low income and resources that meet current rules.

Open the linked North Dakota application or official SNAP page, create any required state benefits account, submit the household application, complete the interview and verification requests, and monitor notices and renewal deadlines.

There is no fee to apply. Eligibility, benefit amount, interview and verification procedures, expedited-service timing, recertification, and eligible purchases follow current federal and North Dakota rules; submitting an application does not guarantee approval.

North Dakota SNAP program directory entry


North Dakota State Library, Talking Book Services — Free Accessible Library Service

Summary: North Dakota State Library, Talking Book Services is a National Library Service Regional Library serving North Dakota. It enrolls eligible readers and provides accessible-format library service remotely or locally.

Free braille, audio, and other accessible books and magazines; BARD digital downloads; reader-advisory help; and, where offered, long-term loan of accessible playback equipment or additional local collections.

Person with a qualifying print disability who lives in the library service area: North Dakota

Available to U.S. residents who cannot read or use regular print because of blindness, low vision, or a physical, perceptual, or reading disability. Enrollment requires an application and certification by an authorized professional; this library’s stated service area is: North Dakota.

Open the library’s service page or its Library of Congress directory entry, request the NLS application, obtain the required certification, and submit it to the network library serving the applicant’s address. After approval, ask about mailed materials, BARD access, equipment, and locally produced collections.

NLS service, eligible reading materials, BARD access, and program playback equipment are free to registered patrons. Mailed program materials circulate postage-free. Borrowed equipment and materials remain program property and must be returned when required; optional commercial devices or unrelated library services may cost extra.

Library of Congress NLS network-library directory entry for North Dakota


North Dakota Unemployment Insurance Application

North Dakota unemployment insurance agency

Summary: Direct state-level access to North Dakota's unemployment insurance claim information or filing system.

Temporary cash wage replacement for eligible workers who performed covered work and become unemployed or partially unemployed under North Dakota's unemployment insurance rules.

Worker filing or managing an unemployment insurance claim in North Dakota

North Dakota determines eligibility using work and wage history, the reason for separation or reduction in hours, ability and availability for work, timely filing and weekly certification, identity verification, work-search requirements, and other current state and federal rules.

Open the linked North Dakota unemployment page, file the initial claim as soon as possible after the qualifying job separation or hours reduction, provide complete employment and identity information, and follow all weekly certification, work-search, response, and appeal deadlines.

There is no fee to file an unemployment claim. Eligibility and payment are not guaranteed, benefit amount and duration vary, unemployment benefits can be taxable, and missing certifications or deadlines can delay or end payment. Use only the official linked state service and never pay a third party to file.

U.S. Department of Labor state unemployment insurance office directory for North Dakota


North Dakota Weatherization Assistance

North Dakota Weatherization Assistance Program administrator

Summary: Direct state-level access to North Dakota's Weatherization Assistance Program and its local application route for income-eligible households.

No-cost, approved home energy-efficiency and health-and-safety improvements delivered through North Dakota's Weatherization Assistance Program after eligibility, building assessment, prioritization, and funding review.

Household applying for Weatherization Assistance in North Dakota

Applicants generally must live in North Dakota and meet the administering agency's current household-income rules. Priority can apply to older adults, households with a person with a disability or children, high-energy users, and households with a high energy burden. Both homeowners and renters may be eligible, but rental work can require owner approval.

Open the linked North Dakota weatherization page, identify the local provider or online application serving the home, submit income and household documentation, complete any required energy assessment, and follow provider instructions and waitlist notices.

There is no fee to apply and approved weatherization work is provided without charge to the eligible household. Funding, waitlists, dwelling condition, landlord permission, measure cost-effectiveness, health-and-safety limits, and local program rules can restrict or delay service; the program does not cover every repair or appliance.

DOE state Weatherization Assistance application map for North Dakota