URIDA lists 39 programs for people in West Virginia: 29 from government agencies, 10 from nonprofits, foundations, utilities and other private groups. Each one was checked against its official page. Some serve only part of the state, and dates and rules change, so look on the official page before you apply.
URIDA is not a government agency. Each program's operator takes applications and decides eligibility.
West Virginia Adult Education: HiSET/GED testing route through adult education classrooms
Run by West Virginia Department of Education, Adult Education
Documents to prepare
On test day you must show a current, valid, original photo ID, or you cannot take the test. Accepted for U.S. citizens: passport, driver's license, learner's permit, state-issued photo ID, national, state or country ID card, or Alien Registration Card (green card). For non-citizens: only a current, valid passport in English. The test examiner may ask for more ID.
Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) - West Virginia Department of Agriculture
Who it is for
Low-income persons at least 60 years of age. CSFP contacts are listed for 12 counties (Facing Hunger) and 27 counties (Mountaineer); in 16 counties (e.g., Barbour, Berkeley, Brooke) 'Currently only TEFAP is available'.
Adult Services (Vocational Rehabilitation) - West Virginia Division of Rehabilitation Services
Who it is for
People with a disability that interferes with their ability to prepare for, get, or keep a job, who require VR services to become or stay employed; SSDI or SSI recipients are presumed eligible if they plan to become employed.