Google for Education provides free tools, apps, and resources that support learning at home for students of all ages. Families can access tutorials and guides for using Google Classroom, Google Docs, and other free tools that many schools already use. The platform helps parents stay connected to their child's schoolwork and support learning outside the classroom.

Got Transition is a federally funded national resource center focused on healthcare transition, helping youth with and without disabilities move smoothly from pediatric to adult healthcare systems. The site provides transition planning tools, sample timelines, and resources specifically for families navigating complex medical needs into adulthood. Differentiator: healthcare-transition specific (not education or employment), critical for youth with complex medical needs.

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development connects families with approved housing counselors who provide free or low-cost guidance on renting, buying, foreclosure prevention, and homelessness. Families can search for a local HUD-approved agency by zip code on the website. Services are available in multiple languages and cover all 50 states.

Head Start and Early Head Start are federally funded programs that provide comprehensive early childhood education, health, nutrition, and parent involvement services for low-income families. Families can use the online program locator to find a Head Start program near them anywhere in the United States. Services are free and available from birth through age 5.

HRSA's health center finder locates federally funded community health centers that provide affordable primary care, dental, mental health, and substance use services to families regardless of ability to pay. Fees are based on a sliding income scale, making care accessible to low-income and uninsured families. There are over 1,400 health center organizations with more than 14,000 service locations nationwide.