Help finding affordable child care, child care scholarships, and evening child care.

SAC offers specialized assistance and referrals to students who would benefit from additional assistance to overcome challenges and complete their education.

Register 3-year-old children for tuition-free, full-day, AISD Head Start Pre-K3 Program. The program provides free breakfast, lunch, and a free snack every day.

Find after school programs in area.

Texas Child Care Availability Portal to search for child care and parent/family resources. Spanish resource: https://es-ecebizcoach.org/.

Free childcare for low-income families, children 0-5. There is also a family advocate that can help direct families in need of resources once they are apart of the program. They provide all meals and diapers for early headstart children.

Search the official state of Texas child care database. Spanish resource: http://www.dfps.state.tx.us/Espanol/default.asp

Find available child care in Texas specific to needs.

Child care services and resources for parents and providers.

Subsidized child care assistance available to families with low or moderate incomes.

ACC students have access to individual counseling and mental health support through District Clinical Counseling: https://cm.maxient.com/reportingform.php?AustinCC&layout_id=51

Addressing concerns or inquiries regarding discrimination on the basis of sex, including sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, stalking, and gender-based harassment.

A comprehensive guide to affordable counseling in the Austin area.

Peer support and counseling for LGBTQ+ Black Femme Lens.

Income-based fees for psychotherapy addressing any mental health situation.

Counseling for NICU parents looking to process their birth experience or seek treatment for possible perinatal mood and anxiety disorders.

Community-based peer support, counseling, shelter/housing, forensic nursing exams, and legal services, for those fleeing abuse and domestic/partner/family violence. Spanish resource: https://www.safeaustin.org/es/get-help/.

Free and low cost counseling for families or individuals who meet eligibility. Spanish resource: https://spanish.samaritan-center.org/

Low cost individual, relationship, and/or family counseling.

Austin-based free resource offers individual and group support for any grieving person in Central Texas. Spanish resource: https://christicenter.org/apoyo-en-espanol/

Directory of low cost/free mental health service providers.

Information and support to LGBTQIA+ young people 24/7 call or text 678-678.

Provides individual, group and couples counseling for a sliding scale fee. Specializes in LBGTQ issues.

Youth Advocate Programs offers Behavioral Health support to children and adolescents (ages 3-20) in their homes and community.

Counseling and referral services.

Upcoming vaccine clinics, vaccine information, and testing.

Austin Independent School District COVID-19 information including updates, vaccine, and testing information.

COVID-19 resources in multiple Asian languages.

Up to $9,000 for loved ones of those who lost their lives to COVID-19. Spanish resource: https://www.fema.gov/es/disasters/coronavirus/funeral-assistance.

Providing financial assistance to qualified Texas homeowners who have fallen behind on their mortgage, utility payments, and related expenses due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Spanish resource: https://texashomeownerassistance.com/?es

A guide to help with mortgage assistance options. Spanish resource: https://texas-riogrande-legal-aid.app.law/mitigacin-de-prdidas-hipotecas...

Search for vaccines available by zip code or text your zip code to 438829 (822862 for Spanish) to see where the vaccination sites closest to your neighborhood are located. Spanish resource: https://www.vacunas.gov

Patients 6 yrs and older can get heavily discounted dental hygiene care by students.

Dental Healthcare including routine dental exams, cleanings, fillings, crowns, dentures as well as periodontal cleaning and treatment.

Walk-in primary care with 28 locations in Travis County and 1 in Bastrop.

Help finding affordable child care, child care scholarships, and evening child care.

Family support line available weekdays from 7am-5pm.

Register 3-year-old children for tuition-free, full-day, AISD Head Start Pre-K3 Program. The program provides free breakfast, lunch, and a free snack every day.

Programs and resources for parents

Find after school programs in area.

Walk-in counseling sessions for children and parents. Spanish resource: https://sp.austinchildguidance.org/welcome.html

24/7 Hotline and more resources for those who have experienced violence and trauma in Central Texas.

Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) provide health coverage for low-income children, families, seniors and people with disabilities. Spanish resource: https://www.hhs.texas.gov/es

Find family planning providers, emergency contraception, sexual & reproductive healthcare information, and birth control.

Fresh and locally grown fruits and vegetables for WIC participants.

Up to $9,000 for loved ones of those who lost their lives to COVID-19. Spanish resource: https://www.fema.gov/es/disasters/coronavirus/funeral-assistance.

Counseling for NICU parents looking to process their birth experience or seek treatment for possible perinatal mood and anxiety disorders.

Provides education, violence prevention services and crisis intervention to victims of family violence, dating violence, sexual assault and child abuse.

Women's health and family planning services at no cost to eligble women in Texas. Spanish resource: https://www.healthytexaswomen.org/es

An easy way for WIC participants to get WIC approved groceries.

The hotline is accessible by phone or text at 1-833-9-HELP4MOMS (1-833-943-5746) in English and Spanish.

Rent and utilities assistance along with other basic needs services.

Food assistance to help low and moderate-income families along with basic needs services.

Baby formula available at no cost. For details, contact the closest center.

Free childcare for low-income families, children 0-5. There is also a family advocate that can help direct families in need of resources once they are apart of the program. They provide all meals and diapers for early headstart children.

Project 10Million offers free 100GBs/year of data, free mobile hotspots, and access to low-cost laptops and tablets, to K-12 eligible students participating in the National School Lunch Program (NSLP). Spanish resource: https://es.t-mobile.com/brand/project-10-million?icid=TFB_TMO_P_20TENMM_...

A benefits program for pregnant women or mothers of young children that provides healthy food, counseling, nutritionist, and other support. Spanish resource: https://texaswic.org/es/quienes-somos.

Financial aid can help pay for college. Most students and families are eligible for some type of financial aid – from grants, scholarships, loans, or work-study.

The Student Money Management Office helps students manage their money by providing tips, tools, workshops, programs, and financial coaching.

Any ACC student can receive free virtual financial coaching and help with FAFSA preparation.

The ACC Foundation offers hundreds of scholarships. You only need to submit one application to be considered. Visit the ACCelerators to speak with a Strategic Programs Specialist for help with the scholarship application. Apply at: austincc.academicworks.com/

Borrow textbooks for the semester through the Student Advocacy Center.

Helps pay for unexpected expenses such as: housing and living expenses, car repairs or transportation issues, child care, family emergencies, natural disasters, unanticipated loss of employment, tuition payment plan assistance.

Short-term financial assistance including rent, mortgage, and utility bills.

Food pantry and financial assistance.

Rent and utilities assistance along with other basic needs services.

Financial assistance for active duty, deployed, wounded, ill, or an injured service member or veteran with a service-connected wound, illness, or injury.

Financial coaching offered to help with financial goals.

Financial assistance with rent and utilities.

Providing financial assistance to qualified Texas homeowners who have fallen behind on their mortgage, utility payments, and related expenses due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Spanish resource: https://texashomeownerassistance.com/?es

Trans Lifeline is run by and for trans people and offers a hotline and microgrants. Spanish resource:https://translifeline.org/quienes-somos/?lang=es

Student Life maintains small food pantries on each campus that are free and available to all ACC students along with providing access to other community resources.

Monthly downloadable food access calendars and a search by zip code feature.

Sustainable Food Center (https://sustainablefoodcenter.org/programs/double-up-food-bucks) matches SNAP, WIC and FMNP (up to $30) to buy produce at SFC (https://sustainablefoodcenter.org/programs/sfc-farmers-market) and Texas farmers markets (https://texasfarmersmarket.org/food-access-programs/) and Farmshare Mobile Markets (https://www.farmshareaustin.org/mobile-markets). Spanish resource: https://www.espanol.sustainablefoodcenter.org/programas/double-up-food-b... AND https://doubleuptexas.org/es/ 

Food pantry and financial assistance.

Fresh and locally grown fruits and vegetables for WIC participants.

Fresh produce, eggs, bread and more distributed to anyone throughout the area. Monthly distributions at ACC's San Gabriel and Cypress Creek campuses.

Regular weekly grocery distributions in Hays county for those with limited or disrupted incomes.

Participants enrolled in the program will receive a monthly box of shelf stable groceries, delivered in a contactless method directly to their home. All groceries and delivery are free of charge.

An easy way for WIC participants to get WIC approved groceries.

Food assistance to help low and moderate-income families along with basic needs services.

Baby formula available at no cost. For details, contact the closest center.

Serving healthy dinner everyday to anybody needing a meal.

TSAP provides a simplified option for SNAP food benefits to Texas households where all household members are either older adults (age 60 and older) or people with disabilities.

Bags of food, basic supplies, and diapers. 

A benefits program for pregnant women or mothers of young children that provides healthy food, counseling, nutritionist, and other support. Spanish resource: https://texaswic.org/es/quienes-somos.

Medical and dental healthcare services.

Health benefits through a variety of state programs. Spanish resource: https://www.hhs.texas.gov/es/servicios

Medicaid and the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) provide health coverage for low-income children, families, seniors and people with disabilities. Spanish resource: https://www.hhs.texas.gov/es

The County Indigent Health Care Program helps low-income Texas residents who don’t qualify for other state or federal health care programs have access to health care services. Spanish resource: https://www.hhs.texas.gov/es/servicios/salud/programa-del-condado-de-ate...

A guide for young adults for accessing health and food resources in Texas. Spanish Resource: https://everytexan.org/en-espanol/

Health coverage for people living in Hays county who are ineligible for Medicaid and meet income requirements. 

Provides access to affordable healthcare for Austin’s working musicians. 

Get health coverage during the annual enrollment period or after a life change like losing a job, marriage, or birth. Spanish resource: https://www.cuidadodesalud.gov/es/get-coverage/

Women's health and family planning services at no cost to eligble women in Texas. Spanish resource: https://www.healthytexaswomen.org/es

Receive assistance applying for low-cost health insurance through Medicaid and CHIP (Children's health insurance). Spanish resource: https://www.dellchildrens.net/espanol/

Lone Star Circle of Care can help find health coverage for those who don't have it through their job, Medicare, Medicaid, CHIP, or another source that provides qualifying coverage. 

MAP provides health care coverage for Travis County residents with low income, who are not eligible for or enrolled in Medicaid or Medicare and do not have private insurance. Spanish resource: https://www.centralhealth.net/es/map/ 

Savings on medications for all Texans.

Save money on expensive medications.

Medical care for low-income, uninsured Travis County residents. Spanish resource: http://projectaccessaustin.org/espanol/

Help with finding, enrolling in, and using health coverage.

Can assist in applying for Texas Medicaid, any financial and assistance applications, wills, trusts surrogates, MOST forms, end of life planning including funeral arrangements. 

Healthcare Helpline for uninsured who may qualify for a medical program or low cost primary care in Williamson County. 

ECHO (Ending Community Homelessness Coalition) offers assessments and housing options for people experiencing homelessness. Spanish resource: https://www.austinecho.org/get-help/recursos-en-espanol/

The Social Services tab has a list of shelter sites and affordable housing resources.

Temporary shelter with support services for women.

The phone numbers on the sheet are intake numbers. LifeWorks, Goodwill or Catholic Charities might be the best agencies for students to contact. Spanish resource: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZmwZab5M1r5LHwIrC8VJAS1tGko96g04/view?u...

Permanent and supportive housing community for people coming out of homelessness.

Housing and homelessness programs with basic needs support for ages 18-26.

Basic needs services and resources.

LifeWorks offers short- and longer-term housing and support for youth experiencing housing instability along with programming to assist young adults in living independently and self sufficiently.

Temporary shelter, transitional housing, support for immigrants and refugees.

Temporary shelter for families experiencing homelessness.

Low barrier emergency shelter for single men and women experiencing homelessness.

A starting point for homelessness in Austin offering whole person care services. 

Resources for homeless including food, financial assistance, hygiene, bus passes and more.

Accessible Housing Austin! provides housing to members of the disability community to ensure that housing is accessible, affordable, and integrated.

Find affordable housing properties.

A searchable map that asks for income and number of people in household to help find affordable housing. Spanish resource: https://www.atxaffordablehousing.net/index_spanish.html

ECHO (Ending Community Homelessness Coalition) offers assessments and housing options for people experiencing homelessness. Spanish resource: https://www.austinecho.org/get-help/recursos-en-espanol/

Free counseling to assist with rental housing concerns and disputes. Spanish resource: https://www.housing-rights.org/inicio-1.

Eviction resources and tenant rights. Spanish resource: https://www.bastaaustin.org/es/inicio/

The phone numbers on the sheet are intake numbers. LifeWorks, Goodwill or Catholic Charities might be the best agencies for students to contact. Spanish resource: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ZmwZab5M1r5LHwIrC8VJAS1tGko96g04/view?u...

Affordable student housing near UT Austin and Austin Community College.

Affordable housing opportunities for low to moderate-income individuals and families.

Find information on housing and how to apply for public and section 8 housing.

LifeWorks offers short- and longer-term housing and support for youth experiencing housing instability along with programming to assist young adults in living independently and self sufficiently.

A map showing low-income/income-restricted housing in Austin.

Short term, rapid rehousing assistance to very low-income veteran families to obtain stable permanent housing.

Civil legal services and housing resources, such as, appealing an eviction. Spanish resource: https://www.trla.org/ayuda

The Housing Program provides information to help youth (18-24) transitioning from foster care to successful adulthood, including housing and rental assistance options. Spanish resource: http://www.dfps.state.tx.us/Espanol/default.asp

Job search assistance, career guidance and programs, community resources, and more.

Financial aid can help pay for college. Most students and families are eligible for some type of financial aid – from grants, scholarships, loans, or work-study.

The Student Money Management Office helps students manage their money by providing tips, tools, workshops, programs, and financial coaching.

The ACC Foundation offers hundreds of scholarships. You only need to submit one application to be considered. Visit the ACCelerators to speak with a Strategic Programs Specialist for help with the scholarship application. Apply at: austincc.academicworks.com/

A program that provides scholarship opportunities, personal support, career support, mentoring and tutoring support services.

The College Work-Study Program provides eligible ACC students with the opportunity to work part-time in a community service position or a field related to their area of study.

The City's Human Resources Department offers members of the community employment assistance at several locations across the city.

Job opportunities for people living with disabilities.

Tax filing help and stimulus check assistance. Spanish resource: https://www.getyourrefund.org/es.

Online self-preparation software for tax returns with less than $62,000 of income.

Debt reduction tool to help people pay off their debts.

Tax services for anyone able to travel to Austin.

Free fast training programs in a skilled trade.

Supports people with disabilities to prepare for, obtain, maintain and advance in meaningful employment by providing a range of services based on an individual’s employment goals. Spanish resource: https://www.twc.texas.gov/informacion-en-espanol

Information and enrollment for ongoing financial assistance for groceries, health care, essential needs, and support for pregnant women/mothers. Spanish resource: https://www.yourtexasbenefits.com/Learn/Home?lang=es_ES.

Provides assistance with reporting crimes and more.

ACC Administrative Rules (policies) and resources that guide the Equal Opportunity Compliance Office in addressing discrimination and harassment matters.

Addressing concerns or inquiries regarding discrimination on the basis of sex, including sexual harassment, sexual assault, dating violence, domestic violence, stalking, and gender-based harassment.

Free counseling to assist with rental housing concerns and disputes. Spanish resource: https://www.housing-rights.org/inicio-1.

Legal help for persons with a disability that are experiencing a legal problem or are having difficulty obtaining disability services.

Assistance finding qualified lawyers, legal resources and community services. Spanish resource: https://austinlrs.com/en-espanol/

Equipping people with the tools needed to represent themselves and/or family members, assist attorneys when needed, understand basic court procedures and impact the outcome of their cases. Intake form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfZPhO29tLFq0YlodwTi7IKmtA-DImsgkRAwmVmdmXEpVIn-Q/viewform

Provides free and low-cost legal services to underserved immigrant children, families, and refugees. Spanish resource: https://www.raicestexas.org/es/

Providing assistance to refugees and other displaced persons fleeing persecution based on race, religion, nationality, political opinion, or membership in a particular social group.

Community-based peer support, counseling, shelter/housing, forensic nursing exams, and legal services, for those fleeing abuse and domestic/partner/family violence. Spanish resource: https://www.safeaustin.org/es/get-help/.

Online lawyer referral service with an initial 30 minute consultation that will cost no more than $20.

Free legal services for people experiencing domestic violence, sexual assault, and stalking. Spanish resource: https://www.texasadvocacyproject.org/en-espanol

Legal information and court forms for a slew of issues, includes immigration info/rights. Spanish resource: https://texaslawhelp.org/es.

TLSC's legal advice, education, and representation are provided at no cost. Spanish resource: https://www.tlsc.org/help?lang=es

Civil legal services and housing resources, such as, appealing an eviction. Spanish resource: https://www.trla.org/ayuda

Trans Lifeline is run by and for trans people and offers a hotline and microgrants. Spanish resource:https://translifeline.org/quienes-somos/?lang=es

A guide to help with mortgage assistance options. Spanish resource: https://texas-riogrande-legal-aid.app.law/mitigacin-de-prdidas-hipotecas...

Helps low-wage workers directly address serious workplace problems through legal services and direct action. Spanish resource: https://workersdefense.org/es/

ACC offers programs and activities to help understand the risks of substance abuse as well as community support resources: https://www.austincc.edu/about-acc/drug-free-schools-and-college-prevention-program/community-support-services

Each semester Student Life brings Vivent Health to ACC campuses to provide free STI and HIV testing to ACC students. Visit your campus Student Life Office for testing times and dates.

Rehab center for people experiencing drug and alcohol addictions.

BAE-B-SAFE helps students prevent unplanned pregnancy and sexually transmitted infections. Students are also connected to healthcare providers in their community.

Medical care and preventative care focusing on overall wellbeing including general medical services, pediatric care and women’s wellness.

Walk-in primary care with 28 locations in Travis County and 1 in Bastrop.

Find family planning providers, emergency contraception, sexual & reproductive healthcare information, and birth control.

A primary care facility serving the needs of any person with limited access to medical resources in the Austin area.

Free access to sexual health services. Spanish resource: https://kindclinic.org/es/services-offered-kind-clinic/

Free health screenings and STI testing. For details, contact the nearest center.

Sliding scale healthcare for uninsured and underinsured.

Clinic services for uninsured, who qualify financially.

24-hour helpline chat for male victims of sexual abuse or assault.

ACC offers programs and activities to help understand the risks of substance abuse as well as community support resources: https://www.austincc.edu/about-acc/drug-free-schools-and-college-prevention-program/community-support-services

Offering support resources for LGBTQIA+ community.

ACC students have access to individual counseling and mental health support through District Clinical Counseling: https://cm.maxient.com/reportingform.php?AustinCC&layout_id=51

AFSSA supports survivors of domestic violence & sexual assault with free, confidential services.

Rehab center for people experiencing drug and alcohol addictions.

24/7 Hotline and more resources for those who have experienced violence and trauma in Central Texas.

Hotline provides access to trained call-takers 24/7.

Peer support and counseling for LGBTQ+ Black Femme Lens.

Text ‘start’ to 741-741 or call 1-800-273-TALK

24/7 free support line. Spanish resource: https://www.hhs.texas.gov/es.

Text HOME 741741 to connect with a Crisis Counselor. Free 24/7 support.

Support for South Asian LGBTQIA+

Free, 24/7, 365-day-a-year, national hotline providing immediate crisis counseling for people who are experiencing emotional distress related to any natural or human-caused disaster. Spanish resource: https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help/disaster-distress-helpline/espanol

Provides education, violence prevention services and crisis intervention to victims of family violence, dating violence, sexual assault and child abuse.

Services for adult and child behavioral health, intellectual developmental disability, substance abuse, crisis care, and justice involved services.

Resource center and emergency shelter for those affected by family and sexual violence.

Supporting adults and children living with mental illness, substance use disorder and intellectual and developmental disabilities in Travis County. Spanish resource: https://integralcare.org/es/home-2/

Helps adults living with mental illness and substance use disorder rebuild and maintain their mental and physical health. Spanish resource: https://integralcare.org/es/home-2/

Hotlines and peer support with local resources.

24/7 information, support, and advocacy to young people between the ages of 13 and 26 who have questions or concerns about their romantic relationships. Call, chat online, or text "loveis" to 22522. Spanish resource: https://espanol.loveisrespect.org/

The hotline is accessible by phone or text at 1-833-9-HELP4MOMS (1-833-943-5746) in English and Spanish.

Warmlines offered M-F 1pm-5pm along with information, resources, and a free and confidential mental health screening.

Several programs for anyone who experiences mental health or behavioral health issues across Texas. Spanish resource: https://www.hhs.texas.gov/es.

Mental health resources tailored to individuals' identity, culture and lived experience. Spanish resource: https://www.nami.org/Your-Journey/Identity-and-Cultural-Dimensions/Hispanic-Latinx/La-salud-mental-en-la-comunidad-latina

24/7 free confidential domestic violence support. Call, live chat online, or text “start” to 88788. Spanish resource: https://espanol.thehotline.org/

Suicide prevention network available 24/7 to anyone in crisis. Spanish resource: https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/help-yourself/en-espanol/.

24/7 free confidential sexual assault helpline with programs that prevent sexual violence, help survivors, and ensure that perpetrators are brought to justice. Call or chat online. Spanish resource: https://www.rainn.org/es

24/7 support when you just need to speak with someone via phone and via text message: 435748 (HELP4U). Spanish resource: https://www.samhsa.gov/linea-nacional-ayuda

TAASA focuses on ending sexual violence in Texas through education, prevention and advocacy. Spanish resource: https://taasa.org/es/inicio/

Information and support to LGBTQIA+ young people 24/7 call or text 678-678.

Trans Lifeline is run by and for trans people and offers a hotline and microgrants. Spanish resource:https://translifeline.org/quienes-somos/?lang=es

Free, 24/7, confidential support that can help even if you’re not enrolled in VA benefits or health care. Chat online, call, or text 838-255. Spanish resource: https://www.veteranscrisisline.net/es/como-ayudamos/chat/

Youth Advocate Programs offers Behavioral Health support to children and adolescents (ages 3-20) in their homes and community.

Short-term financial assistance including rent, mortgage, and utility bills.

Residential customers on low or fixed incomes who participate in certain state, federal, or local assistance programs can benefit from the City of Austin's Customer Assistance Programs (CAP) utility discounts.

Rent and utilities assistance along with other basic needs services.

Financial assistance for active duty, deployed, wounded, ill, or an injured service member or veteran with a service-connected wound, illness, or injury.

Financial assistance with rent and utilities.

Providing financial assistance to qualified Texas homeowners who have fallen behind on their mortgage, utility payments, and related expenses due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Spanish resource: https://texashomeownerassistance.com/?es

Financial assistance to qualified Texas homeowners and renters with low income. Eligible expenses include electricity, gas, propane, water, and wastewater.

A program that helps low-income households pay for broadband service and internet connected devices. Spanish resource: https://www.fcc.gov/programa-de-descuentos-para-internet-acp

The Social Services tab has a list of shelter sites and affordable housing resources.

Temporary shelter with support services for women.

Shelter for anyone seeking a warm place. Registration for shelter takes place between 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. at One Texas Center (OTC), 505 Barton Springs Rd when shelters are activated.

The City of Austin’s shelter hotline that will update when/if emergency temperature criteria have been met.

Permanent and supportive housing community for people coming out of homelessness.

Housing and homelessness programs with basic needs support for ages 18-26.

Temporary shelter, transitional housing, support for immigrants and refugees.

Temporary shelter for families experiencing homelessness.

Community-based peer support, counseling, shelter/housing, forensic nursing exams, and legal services, for those fleeing abuse and domestic/partner/family violence. Spanish resource: https://www.safeaustin.org/es/get-help/.

Low barrier emergency shelter for single men and women experiencing homelessness.

Access to technology at the ACCelerator centers, as well as, computer centers, Learning Labs, libraries, and campus wireless networks at each campus.

Free, secure drive-up WiFi for students and employees at all campus locations. WiFi can be accessed from the parking lots seven days a week, 7 am to 11 pm.

Receive discounted digital books by participating in the First Day Program, the cost of required course materials is added to your tuition and fees bill.

Borrow laptops, tablets, calculators, textbooks, and more from the library.

Get technology help and borrow devices.

Z-Degree classes use free materials and open educational resources (OER). Look for ‘ZTC’ and ‘OER’ when registering for classes.

During a disaster or emergency, visit this page to get up to date official information from the City of Austin and Travis County about the hazard impacting our community and immediate actions you should take to keep you and your loved ones safe.

Phone, minutes, texts, and data plans for low-income households. Spanish resource: https://www.assurancewireless.com/es_us/lifeline-services/how-qualify.

Low-cost wireline home Internet service to people who participate in SNAP/NSLP programs or by income.

Resources for learning computer basics.

The Austin Public Library offers free wireless Internet access along with computer and other technology access.

Affordable computers and internet for low-income individuals.

Find low-cost internet and affordable computers near by. Spanish resource: https://www.everyoneon.org/espanol

Mobile phone services with no income restrictions.

Low cost internet and technology for eligible low-income people.

Project 10Million offers free 100GBs/year of data, free mobile hotspots, and access to low-cost laptops and tablets, to K-12 eligible students participating in the National School Lunch Program (NSLP). Spanish resource: https://es.t-mobile.com/brand/project-10-million?icid=TFB_TMO_P_20TENMM_...

A program that helps low-income households pay for broadband service and internet connected devices. Spanish resource: https://www.fcc.gov/programa-de-descuentos-para-internet-acp

Free computers, computer training and Internet to low-income families with students in grades K-12 that receive a free or reduced school lunch and attend a public school.

Automotive students perform limited car maintenance and repair services for a shop fee plus parts. There is no charge for labor. 

Register to carpool with 1+ ACC community members to be eligible to use preferred Carpool parking.

Capital Metro transit pass available to ACC students, faculty and staff to ride buses, train, and Pick-up (rideshare) at no cost.

Bike recycling and education facility where one can find an affordable bike, tools, parts, and learn how to fix their bike.

Vanpool to work to save time and money.

Links to explore transit, biking, scooters, ride-sharing, and more. Spanish resource: https://www.getthereatx.com/spanish/