Get help in person: libraries and local offices

Links checked: November 5, 2026

If you want someone to help you in person, or you have no computer at home, these official places can help.

URIDA is not a government agency.

Call 211

Dial 211 to talk to someone about local help. 211 says calls are confidential and local experts are available 24 hours a day. Services differ by area. 211.org

Public libraries

Many libraries have computers, staff who can help you find resources, and English classes. Find yours: Library Finder (CareerOneStop). More: USA.gov: libraries.

Do not save an application draft on a shared computer.

Jobs and training

American Job Centers help people looking for work: American Job Center finder (CareerOneStop).

Free tax help

VITA and TCE are IRS programs. Local partners run the sites with volunteers, and limits and services vary by site: IRS: free tax return preparation.

Legal aid

Enter an address or city to find a legal aid organization funded by the Legal Services Corporation: LSC: get legal help.

Help for older adults

Search the Eldercare Locator or call 1-800-677-1116: eldercare.acl.gov.

Help with a health insurance application

Find local help (HealthCare.gov).

Money held in your name

State governments hold most unclaimed money. Start with your state's office: USA.gov: unclaimed money.

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URIDA has no partnership with any library or local organization, and we will not use your name or logo unless you agree in writing. If you run a program we list, your name can appear as its operator.