If your car breaks down and you’re already struggling to make ends meet, it can feel like everything is falling apart at once. And it makes sense, because the cost of car repairs can feel impossible when you’re living paycheck to paycheck.
The good news is that there are programs, charities, and resources across the United States that offer free car repair for low income families. In this guide, we’ll walk you through how to get free car repairs, who qualifies, and where to find legitimate assistance near you.
Free Car Repair at a Glance
If you don’t have time to deep-dive into all the resources below, here are some quick tips to help you get started.
- Start Here: Call 211(or visit 211.org). This is the fastest way to find local vouchers, state grants, and community-specific transportation services that don’t always show up on Google.
- Contact Multiple Programs: There is a high demand for free car repair for low income families but there are many programs that can help. You may need to reach out to multiple organizations before you are able to find help.
- The Manufacturer Loophole: Check for Safety Recalls at NHTSA.gov. If your car has an open recall, a dealership must fix that specific issue for free, regardless of your finances.
- Save on Labor: Reach out to local Community Colleges or Vocational Schools. Their automotive programs often provide free labor if you cover the cost of the parts.
Pro Tip: Before applying for a grant, gather your last three pay stubs and a written estimate from a mechanic. See our “How to Apply” section below for a checklist to help speed up your approval.
Government Programs for Free Car Repair
There is no single federal program that universally offers free car repair, but several government programs can cover car repairs indirectly when the repair is necessary for work, training, or basic needs. These programs rarely advertise their car repair help, but it may be available if you ask.
- SNAP Education & Training: If you receive SNAP benefits and you are participating in the work requirements for SNAP E&T program, you may be able to get assistance with car repair. Some states can provide over $1,000 toward the cost of your vehicle repair. Policies vary by state.
- TANF: If you receive TANF, you may be eligible for supportive services to help you get to work. Those programs may be able to provide one-time emergency supports or assistance with your vehicle repairs. Coverage varies by state.
- National Highway Traffic Safety Administration: Although the NHTSA won’t pay to repair your vehicle directly, they do keep track of vehicle recalls and those recall-related repairs will be done at no cost to you most of the time. Federal law requires that all safety recall related-repairs must be provided for free on cars that are 15 years old or newer. Older vehicles may or may not be covered at the manufacturer’s discretion.
- Vocational Rehabilitation: These programs help people with disabilities prepare for and get to work. Some VocRehab programs can assist with vehicle repairs or modifications, if it is necessary to help you get to work and no other reasonable options exist.
- WIOA: The Workforce Innovation & Opportunity Act may be able to assist you as well if the repair is necessary for you to get or keep your job. You can usually connect with these resources at your local CareerOneStop office, job centers or workforce agencies.
If you think you may qualify for help, the best next step is to contact your local Department of Human Services or workforce office and ask specifically about supportive services or transportation assistance. A good starting question is, “Are there any programs that can help pay for car repairs so I can keep my job?”
Be prepared to explain why the repair is necessary for work, training, medical care, or basic needs. You may also need to provide details about the repairs required, such as an estimate from a mechanic.
Please note that there are other agencies, such as Child Protective Services (CPS) or your local County Veterans Service Office (for veterans), that may be able to help in very specific situations. However, this assistance is rare and typically only available if you are already working with those agencies or meet strict eligibility requirements.
Nationwide Nonprofits That Provide Free Car Repair
In addition to government programs, there are several nationwide nonprofit organizations that may help low income families with car repairs or transportation assistance. These programs are often limited and competitive, but they can be a valuable resource if you qualify.
Before you to reach out to your local office, please understand that these services do vary by location. Not all services are available in all areas. You’ll need to reach out to your local office to see if they offer programs like those listed below.
- Catholic Charities: Each local diocese has different policies and programs. We know that the Catholic Charities Diocese of Arlington can provide car repair assistance up to two times in a 10 year period if your vehilce fails a state emissions or safety inspection. Find your local diocese here.
- Community Action Agencies: Car repair help may be available if you need the vehicle for work and meet other requirements. For example, the CAP of Hennepin County assists local residents with an income below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level. Find your local office here.
- Lutheran Services: There are some scattered Lutheran churches and ministries that help with minor vehicle repairs. For example, Tacoma Washington has the OSLC Car Shop and Pocatello ID has CARS for Christ. You can reach out to your local Lutheran church or Lutheran Services office for details on what programs are available in your area.
- St. Vincent de Paul: Some St. Vincent de Paul societies can assist with transportation needs. Sometimes, that will be gas vouchers or bus passes. Sometimes, it includes car repair and even free vehicle giveaways. For example, the Society of St. Vincent de Paul in St. Louis, MIssouri offers vehicle repair services. Search SVdP in your area to find your local society.
It doesn’t hurt to reach out to other charities and organizations in your area, too. Even though Salvation Army does not appear to help with car repair any more, they can refer you to discounted auto repair shops and offer other forms of transportation assistance.
Free Car Repair for Veterans
Some resources only serve people who have an affiliation with a certain group, such as a specific disability or veteran affiliation.
- Army Emergency Relief: Soldiers and their families may be able to receive grants or zero-interest loans for car repair through AER. To apply, contact your local Army Emergency Relief office on base or speak with your unit’s command or financial readiness office for assistance.
- Operation Homefront: Eligible active duty service members and certain veterans may be able to get help with critical expenses like transportation and even auto payments. You can apply online through the Operation Homefront website.
- Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF): Homeless or at-risk veterans secure stable housing and may provide temporary financial assistance for expenses like car repairs through local provider agencies. To get help, contact your local SSVF provider (usually a nonprofit) or ask your County Veterans Service Office or VA office for a referral.
Don’t forget to check out other hardship grants for veterans, too!
State-By-State Resource Database
Depending on where you’re located, you may be able to find assistance in your area from non-profit auto repair shops, churches that help with auto repairs, or other organizations that provide free car repair for low income families.
If you do not see your area listed below, leave a comment below and let us know so we can research that for you. I also recommend calling 211 for more information. The 211 directory contains information about organizations like churches and charities that can assist with auto repair in your area.
If your car failed emissions in Arizona, you could get up to $900 in repair assistance through the Voluntary Vehicle Repair Program. Find out if you qualify and how to apply here.
- Consumer Assistance Program (Statewide) may be able to provide up to $1,450 for emisisons-related repairs, depending on the age of your vehicle. ouseholds typically must be at or below 225% of the federal poverty level, and participants are required to pay at least 20% of the diagnosis and repair cost as a co‑pay. You can review the rules here.
- St. Paschal Baylon Conference (Conejo Valley): This St. Vincent de Paul Conference assists with auto repairs, as well as utilities, registration, and rental assistance. You have to make an appointment. Call their helpline or email them for assistance.
British Charitable Society: If you are British or the child of a British person, you may be able to receive assistance from this organization. Their website says that they “work with applicants to understand their situation and how we can most effectively help them back on their feet and on to a brighter future,” so they may be able to help you with auto repairs. Reach out on their website.
The Community Resource Center operates an Emergency Needs Program that can assist with auto repairs, rent, utility bills, medicine and other emergency needs. Get the details on their website..
Coastal Plain Area EOA Inc. provides a Minor Car Repair program that can assist with batteries, tires, water hoses, engine belts and other minor repairs. In order to be eligible, you must have at least six months of employment at your current job. Up to $300 in repairs can be authorized per vehicle.
The DeWitt Referral Center offers valuable services to residents within the Central DeWitt Community School District. This organization can provide emergency assistance and referrals to other nearby organizations who may be able to help.
- British Charitable Society: If you are British or the child of a British person, you may be able to receive assistance from this organization. Their website says that they “work with applicants to understand their situation and how we can most effectively help them back on their feet and on to a brighter future,” so they may be able to help you with auto repairs. Reach out on their website.
- Community Harvest serves residents of Kennebunk, Kennebunkport or Arundel who experience financial emergencies. They may be able to provide one-time assistance to help you. Start with by filling out their website form.
TheSecond Chances Garage at 528 North Market Street in Frederick may assist with car repair if you meet their low income guidelines. This is not a free service. They say that the reduced repair program costs about half the cost of other full-service garages, so it still helps.
British Charitable Society: If you are British or the child of a British person, you may be able to receive assistance from this organization. Their website says that they “work with applicants to understand their situation and how we can most effectively help them back on their feet and on to a brighter future,” so they may be able to help you with auto repairs. Reach out on their website.
- Friends in Deed (Ypsilanti) may be able to assist with car repairs. They also pass on used cars for free when they receive donations! In addition, they may also be able to provide utility assistance, free furniture and more.
- The Road Ready Repairs program (Wayne & Oakland Counties) provides grants of up to $800 to assist with needed vehicle repairs. You must be returning from incarceration in order to qualify. They do not help with body damage or tires.
- The Lift Garage (Minneapolis) is a nonprofit that provides low-cost car repair, free pre-purchase car inspections and honest advice. This is not free. It costs about $25 per hour and costs about half of what normal shops would cost. Learn more at The Lift Garage.
- Jesus Driven (Goodhue County) povides free labor for most vehicle repairs. You have to purchase the parts, though. This organization also offers job application assistance, financial counseling and vehicle ownership and maintenance instruction. Due to limited equipment, they are not able to assist with mounting, balancing or repairing tires. Details on the Jesus Driven website.
VAC MO in Boone County provides help with transportation. Theyc an provide car repair help if someone in your household is employed and has a valid license. They may also help with gas once every two months when funding is available. Learn more on their website.
- Good Samaritan Ministries (Helena): This organization helps with auto repairs but you will need to have two cost estimates, as well as proof of insurance and registration. They may also be able to help with Christmas gifts, job skills, lodging, medical, dental and other things as well. Get the details on their financial services page.
- Hope Rescue Mission (Missoula) may have funds available to assist with free car repair for low income families. This is a service they offered in the past but it’s unclear if they still offer it. At the very least, they may be able to provide referrals to you. Reach out here.
Emergency Aid of Boulder City assists Boulder City residents and stranded travelers. The agency can assist with emergency needs, which may include auto repair. Get the details on their website.
British Charitable Society: If you are British or the child of a British person, you may be able to receive assistance from this organization. Their website says that they “work with applicants to understand their situation and how we can most effectively help them back on their feet and on to a brighter future,” so they may be able to help you with auto repairs. Reach out on their website.
The Empty Stocking Fund (Santa Fe) provides assistance with car repairs and other one-time needs. It is only open during Christmastime. You can apply on the Empty Stocking Fund website.
Next Level Church (Charlotte) has a program that provides auto repair assistance for single moms who cannot afford it. The repair team provides free labor but they do not provide parts. You will need to supply the needed materials and get your vehicle to the Church for service. You must apply on their website in advance.
Fulton County Job & Family Services can provide vehicle repair services through their Prevention, Retention & Contingency Program. This program is only available for Fulton County residents who have at least one minor child or a pregnant woman in their household. You must also have an income at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level.
British Charitable Society: If you are British or the child of a British person, you may be able to receive assistance from this organization. Their website says that they “work with applicants to understand their situation and how we can most effectively help them back on their feet and on to a brighter future,” so they may be able to help you with auto repairs. Reach out on their website.
The Community Outreach (Sioux Falls) provides some transportation assistance. Their website indicates that they may be able to provide 30-day bus passes and assistance with vehicle repairs if the vehicle is needed for work. Get the details on their website.
The Society of St. Vincent de Paul’s Mini-Loan Program may be able to provide a low-interest loan to help with vehicle expenses. These loans must be paid back in 12 months and can be up to $2,500 for emergency expenses like auto repair. Get the details on the Seton Parish website.
Britepaths (Fairfax County) offers a Reliable Rides program that helps fund major car repairs for clients in need. They can pay up to $1,000 toward the cost of the repairs in some cases. You must receive a referral from the Fairfax County’s Coordinated Services Planning (CSP) in order to receive help.
- Our Savior Lutheran Church Car Shop (Tacoma) provides free car repairs for low income people who need assistance. They can only do simpel repairs that can be completed in a few hours of time. You need to request help on their form. If you can’t see the form, don’t panic. The form closes periodically when they have too many requests, and then it reopens again later. If it’s closed right now, just look for the date and bookmark the page to apply later.
- Project Hope (Lynden) offers car repair assistance, bus passes, gas vouchers and more. Get the details on their site.
Operation Help (St. Croix County) provides emergency financial assistance for car repairs. You must be a resident of St. Croix County or the River Falls School District. You must have some form of income. You can receive assistance once in a 12-month period and only three times in total.Details are available on their website.
How to Find Other Help in Your Area
If your city isn’t listed above, don’t give up. New programs launch every year, and many of the best resources are “hyper-local” ministries that don’t have national websites. Here is the exact strategy to find them:
- Try 211 (Twice). Don’t just browse the 211 website or call in. Do both! Look for auto repair programs, mechanical ministries and benevolence programs. Many smaller, faith-based programs often don’t show up in standard web searches. Some things that are available may not show up online. When in crisis, search online and call in to discover as much as possible.
- Search for Benevolence Committees: Many large churches have a dedicated “Benevolence Fund” for emergency community needs. Use Google Maps to find the largest churches in your area and search their websites for keywords like “Care Ministry,” “Benevolence,” or “Crisis Support.”
- Contact Vocational & Technical Schools: High school and community college automotive programs need “client cars” for students to practice on. You usually typically pay for the parts (at a discount), and the labor is 100% free.
- The “Other Bill” Pivot: If you can’t find a car repair grant, look for help with your rent, utilities, or food instead. By getting your $400 electric bill covered by a local charity, you “free up” that cash to pay your mechanic directly.
How to Get Your Request Approved
In many cases, finding a program is the easy part. That’s because these funds can be incredibly competitive. It’s a good idea to be prepared ahead of time and learn how to craft a compelling application in order to get the help that you need.
Gather your documents. Most programs will expect you to submit a complete application all at once. Get ahead of the game by gathering your proof of income, ownership verification, and proof of insurance in advance. Generally, you’ll need the following:
- Proof of Income: Your last 30 days of pay stubs, a 2025 tax return, or a current benefits award letter.
- Ownership Verification: A valid driver’s license and a vehicle registration in your name. Most charities cannot legally pay to fix a car that you are “borrowing” or that has a “jumped” title.
- Proof of Insurance: You must show that the car is currently insured. Non-profits usually won’t invest money in a car that isn’t legal to drive on the road.
Get repair estimates. Most programs won’t help you unless you know how much the repair is going to cost. Some programs, especially from the larger charities, will expect you to get two separate written estimates to compare. If two estimates are required, you can usually save money by asking the second shop for a “desktop estimate” based on the first shop’s diagnostic report.
Highlight the essential need. When you reach out to an agency for help, you’ll need to highlight the main barrier or reason why you need the vehicle. This gives the agency a clear reason why they should help you. Most organizations will focus on people who need their vehicle to overcome employment barriers or take care of medical needs.
Make sure you understand their policies. There are several common reasons why an agency may choose not to help. I am not aware of any program that will help if the vehicle is totalled, meaning that the repairs cost more than the vehicle is worth. They also generally won’t help if the repairs have already been started or if you’ve already paid, either.
Stay Safe from Car Repair Scams
When you are in a crisis, it is easy to let your guard down. Scammers know this and frequently pose as “grant officers” or “charity workers” to steal your remaining funds. Use these rules to stay safe:
- The “Pay-to-Play” Red Flag: Legitimate government grants (like SNAP E&T) and charities (like Catholic Charities) will never ask you for a “processing fee” or “handling charge” to release your money. If they ask for payment via gift card, wire transfer, or Zelle, it is a 100% scam.
- AI Voice Cloning & Deepfakes: In 2026, scammers use AI to mimic the voices of government officials or even your friends. If you receive an “urgent” call about a car repair grant, hang up and call the organization back using the verified phone number on their official .gov or .org website.
- Social Media “Grant” DMs: Be wary of messages on Facebook, X, or TikTok claiming you’ve been “randomly selected” for a vehicle repair grant. Real agencies do not reach out via DM; they require a formal application through a secure portal.
- The “Bait-and-Switch” Mechanic: Before agreeing to work, always get a written estimate. Watch out for shops that advertise a “free inspection” but then refuse to give your car back unless you pay for “emergency” repairs they didn’t clear with you first.
- Official Domain Check: Only trust government information from websites ending in .gov. Scammers often build “spoof” sites ending in .net or .com that look identical to official state portals to steal your Social Security number.
It’s also important to make sure that you’re staying up-to-date on the current status of various organizations. For example, the status of once-trusted groups can change; always check recent news to ensure an organization hasn’t been flagged for fraud or mismanagement before you share your data.
Relief Recap
A broken car is more than a mechanical failure; it’s a barrier between you and your paycheck, your doctor, and your community. While the search for assistance can feel like a full-time job, remember that these programs exist specifically because everyone deserves reliable transportation.
Did you find a program in your area that we missed? Leave a comment below! We update this post often to ensure that no family is left stranded by a broken vehicle or outdated information.
And don’t forget – you may also be eligible to win a free car, or get help with bus passes, gas vouchers or other transportation assistance as well!
I didn’t see a post about Pennsylvania as far as help with Car repairs to help save someone’s employment, & or Dr visits, ect …. For people that are employed and need their vehicles to stay employed
I’m looking for free car repairs in NC. I’m a single mom living on SSDI. I was in the process of trying to find a part time job to help make ends meet when my check engine light came on. We’re not sure if the transmission is going again but also not sure if I have a blown head gasket. I’m in a small town (Sanford) so getting my car to one of the bigger cities is hard. I’m going to call 211 tomorrow but trying to see if you know anywhere else I could reach out to.
Tammy, that sounds really stressful, especially when you’re trying to get back on your feet.
Since the options in the article didn’t fully help, you might try reaching out to local Community Action Agencies, churches, or small nonprofits—sometimes they can help with emergency car repairs or know mechanics who offer reduced rates. You could also check with nearby technical or trade schools, as some have auto programs that do low-cost repairs.
You might also look into extra financial help here:
https://lowincomerelief.com/hardship-grants/
It’s great that you’re planning to call 211—that’s often one of the best ways to find local help. We really hope you’re able to find something close to you that can help get your car running again.
Hello, I was looking through your website and did not see any resources listed for Mississippi. I desperately need help in repairing my 2017 Ford Escape. Three months after I purchased the vehicle it stopped moving forward while my daughter was driving it. It was in gear at the time. The message on the dashboard said transmission system fault. After having the vehicle towed to the local Ford dealer the diagnostic report said it needs a whole new transmission system. The cost of this repair is $9,595.60. I am a senior citizen and a Veteran on a fixed income and cannot afford this costly repair. I NEED HELP!! If there are any resources in my state, Mississippi, please let me know so I can reach out. Thank you very much.
Anita Lindsay
Hi. Here are some possible things to look into:
https://lowincomerelief.com/over-100-free-cars-for-veterans/
https://lowincomerelief.com/assistance-with-transportation/
Desperately seeking help in COLORADO! 211 in Pueblo county is not helpful, very limited here.
Hi. It can be difficult in some locations. Here is what we have found in your state:
https://lowincomerelief.com/category/colorado/
Hi, I live in WV and I’ve checked everywhere for assistance to get my 2009 Subaru Forester repaired. I’ve called 211, contacted DHHR, Salvation Army, Catholic Charities, Lutheran Charities, United Way, and several local shops to see if I could pay monthly payments. My A/C compressor is broken, now the inside fan motor won’t work so I don’t have heat, defrost at all… the power steering pump isn’t working and the serpentine belt needs replaced.,About $1500 in repairs, I’m 60 yrs old and on Ssdi, I have Lupus and kidney disease and lung disease. So I really need to get my car repaired.,I don’t have much left over when I pay my bills and my disability check is $1202. So what should I do?
Sincerely,
Sherri
Hi, I need repairs on my truck ,/ SUV. I’m in the process of getting my 3 grandkids,. There’s Docter appointments, dental appts etc. I live in NH are there any programs in NH for car repairs? My truck is in need of repairs asap, it’s that bad, the gas gauge doesn’t work. Need brakes. Etc. with 3 grandkids that’s not good. I’m in need of resources that will be able to help me
If the resources above are not helpful, it may be worth calling 211 to see if they know of anything in your area.
If you or your grandkids Are on Medicaid or I’m sure dual Medicaid Medicare, ect on the back of everyone’s insurance card there should be a phone number for transportation. They usually have a app as well that is associated with the insurance company. Like UHC community plan TXSTAR uses Modivecare. They even will pick you up and you put how Many additional riders, and have driven us from Beaumont to Houston for cataracts surgery, which is 90 miles away. They will make same day rides for urgent care, prescription pick-up, or hospital pickup.. but not hospital drop off. You have to schedule rides 48hrs before appointment or if u get transportation fixed or can find a trusted member to drive you can submit milage reimbursement.
I am looking for free car repairs in Tennessee. I live in Clarksville, TN 37042. Thank you very much. You are doing wonderful work.
Hi. If the resources above are not available in your area, it may be worth calling 211 to see if there is anything else they can suggest.
Was in 2 accidents. Last one broke the front headlight. Passenger side and front bumper damaged.
Hi. If the resources above are not helpful, it may be worth checking with 211 to see if they know of anything else in your local area.
I’m in Cleveland TN and I have called everyone to find help nobody says they can. I’ve called 211 here but still nothing. I just need my air conditioner fixed in my car. The car runs good just don’t have air and hubby and I have real bad health problems. He just had 5 heart attacks when the COVID started. Has had 2 surgeries. 1st surgery was cause Dr didn’t tell us about him having to be on certain meds. That caused his 4 heart attacks and 2nd surgery. He’s doing better now thanks to the new cardiologist. Please help us!
I am on disability and only get disability. I am struggling. My car has a flat I can’t get anywhere. I have no extra money. My daughter just graduated Highschool and she stays with me and sometimes a friend. We share a vehicle. She is supposed to go to college in the fall. I can’t seem to find any help. I am too young for senior help and to old for other help. I am on Medicaid but that’s it. My daughter works only part time and because of that they cut my food to 100.00 what can I do? I also am only able to afford a small 1 rm place I rent from a friend because housing has a huge waiting list
Hi Emily. Have you already tried 211? They may know of programs in your area.
Hi and I am new to your You Tube channel and appreciate all you do, I am disabeled on ssi d here in Las Vegas, Nevada and professioal and caring help is rare due to overwheming demand but if you know of any help please let me know as I am without snap and having trouble. Thank you
Hi. Here are some resources that can hopefully help:
https://lowincomerelief.com/help/
I’m trying find away get my car fixed it’s been broke down 8 months I live in Mississippi
Hi Brenda. If the resources above are not helpful in your area, it may be worth calling 211 to see if they know of anything else. I hope you find something! – Cat
Is there Anything in Kentucky? Thank you for your help and time.
Hi Stephanie. If the resources above are not useful in your area, it may be worth calling 211 to see if they know of anything else.
Where can I find car repair in Kentucky
Hi. If the resources above are not helpful, it may be worth calling 211 to see if they know of anything in your area.
Alabama??
Hi. It might be worth calling 211 to see if they know of anything in your area.
Hi Nicole,hope your having great day.As always bless you for what you do.
Is there help offered car repair for Kentuckians?
Hi. If the resources above are not helpful in your area, it may be worth calling 211 to see if they know of anything in your local area.
Also I live in Tacoma, WA
How do you find help paying for repairs when your car is already in the shop? I’m on disability and my car bill will be my entire check. Now there are more repair costs and someone broke a window overnight while it was in the repair shops lot.
Yes I need help in free car repair to get back and forth to the store doctor’s appointments and other necessities please help.
Hi Cooper. If the above options have not been helpful, it may be worth calling 211 to see if there is anything else they can suggest.
Look for car repair in Tacoma,Wa
Hi. If the national resources above are not helpful, it may be worth calling 211 to see if they know of anything else in your area.
I need help fixing my truck so that I can relocate for medical conditions living in mold and mildew, unhabitable, asthmaic, diabetic, and host of other medical conditions with the heart im seeking help so can get out theses harmful situations.
Hi Ibelola. If you can’t use the resources listed above, it may be worth calling 211 to see if they know of any programs in your area that can hep with relocation, a new home, or car repair. I hope you find something!
Hi Tammy. If the national resources above are not helpful in your location, it may be worth calling 211 to see if there is anything else that you may be eligible for.
I did not see new york on your list and I need a vehicle as to take my girlfriend back and forth to her dialysis everyother day
Hi John. If you have already tried the national resources listed above, it may be worth calling 211 to see if they know of anything else in your area.
Cause I live in Missouri is there any help for me here
I’m 60 years old & disabled. I put my car in a repair shop here in Oak Grove mo.64075
They were paid 600$ upfront by a organization.
But it’s been a year last month and my car still is not fixed. I called police They said tow my car out of there. But have no where to tow it
And no money to repair it. Please help me.
Hi Lisa. That’s a tough situation. It may be worth calling 211 to see if they can suggest anything.
Is there car care and repair help in Florida for disabled and low income elderly ?
Hi Chris. If the resources above have not been helpful in your case, it may be worth calling 211 to see if there is anything else they can suggest that you might be eligible for.
I live in Covington, Va and I’m needing my heating and A/C fixed on my vehicle. Also my brakes are needing replaced. Is there a place local for me to get help fixing my vehicle? I’m only seeing Fairfax, Va listed.
Thank you!
Hi Sherry. You can try contacting some of the national organizations on the list. They may know of something.
Again this is Barbara Elmer I’m 67 years old and seriously need help to get my vehicle back so I can make my doctor’s appointments thank you and may God bless you all
Hi Barbara. Here are some transportation resources that may also be helpful:
https://lowincomerelief.com/assistance-with-transportation/
I have been trying to find someone who can pay for my car to be repaired it’s already been done the people I had Ox Car Care never came through for me about fixing my motor the vehicle is almost done and I do not have the money I have lost my alimony money from my ex-husband because he was laid off I now only have my social security if someone could help me with this it’s at just right Auto in Easton Maryland please help thank you
Hi Barbara. If the resources above have not been helpful in your case, it may be worth calling 211 to see if there is anything else they can suggest that you might be eligible for.
Hi Tawana. It might be worth reaching out to some of the agencies in the list of national programs.
@Kathleen nail,
Florida I don’t see on the list
Hi Donna. It may be worth trying the national resources that are listed in the article, or you can try calling 211 to see if they know of anything in your local area. – Cat
Hello I live in Pennsylvania I need help with the cost of inspection and emissions stickers, it should pass inspection and I am exempt for the emissions because I didn’t drive my car enough in a year. I didn’t see where anything was about Pennsylvania
Hi Michelle. It may be worth trying the national resources that are listed in the article, or you can try calling 211 to see if they know of anything in your local area. – Cat
Where do I go to find low car repairs in Georgia
Hi Marilan. It may be worth trying the national resources that are listed in the article, or you can try calling 211 to see if they know of anything in your local area. – Cat
I forget to put Houston Texas. Thank you
I need help fixing my SUV 2013 Dodge Journey, I am on a fixed income and I cannot afford it and that’s my only transportation I used for my doctor’s appointment and going to the grocery store other thing. And am homeless right and I have Dr appointment because am sick, can you please help me. Thank you.
Hi Irene. If the resources above are not helpful, it may be worth calling 211 to see if they know of any assistance that you might be eligible for.
In Kankakee Illinois for Free car repairs
Hi Kathleen. You can try calling 211 to see if they know of anything in your local area.
I’m disabled and I need help with car repairs in Kankakee Illinois
Hi Kathleen. If you’ve already tried the resources listed above, it may be worth calling 211 to see if they know of anything else you could be eligible for.
Need auto repair assistance in Texas.
Hi Virginia. If you have already tried the options above, you can try calling 211 to see if they know of anything else in your area.
There is no resources for car repair assistance in Alaska.
Does Kansas have any? I didn’t see it on your list
Hi Brandi. You can try some of the nationwide resources listed at the top of the article.
I didn’t see North Dakota…?
Hi Kimberly. Some of the national resources listed at the top of the article may still be able to help.
I’m in desperate need of some car repairs in Indiana for low income families but didn’t see my state listed. Can anyone point me in the right direction please? Thanks in advance
Hi Aimee. It may be worth calling 211 to see if they know of anything in your area.
Denver metro Colorado?
Hi Destinie. If you haven’t had any luck with the resources mentioned above, it may be worth calling 211 to see if they know of anything in your area.
Hi my name is Ronnie and I am on fix income need help with my car please help me
Hi Ronnie. If the suggestions above can’t help, you can try calling 211 to see if they know of any assistance in your area.
Hi Tiffany. You can try the national programs at the top of this article, but other than that, it may be worth going the GoFundMe route.
https://lowincomerelief.com/how-to-make-money-on-gofundme-23-tips/
Need help have 2 vehicles that need repair help its tough finding rides to work and back i am disabled and are low income plus on snap
Hi Gracie. It can be tough without reliable transportation! If the resources above are not helpful, here are some other things to try:
https://lowincomerelief.com/assistance-with-transportation/
Hi my name is Tonya Ryan and I’m in need of free car repair in Anchorage Alaska. Can you help?
Hi Tonya. If the options above are not available in your area, it may be worth calling 211 to see if they know of anything else.
I have a 2014 chev Cruze that I need help to get fixed. I am on disable bc I have to rare diseases that it makes it hard to breathe. I need my car fix so I get to my appointments. I am not looking for a hand out. I have never ask for help before. If you could please that would be awesome but if not it is ok.
Hi Jamie. If you have already tried the options above, it may be worth calling 211 to see if there is anything else they can suggest.
I need help with my vehicle. I’m on SSI . . A mahinic that will help fix my car. Thank you.
Hi Jerrie. If the above resources are not helpful in your case, it may be worth calling 211 to see if they can suggest anything in your area.
I also called 211 They show nothing for car repairs in Oklahoma. That’s sad!
Hi I noticed you show nothing for Oklahoma is it because we have no help here for car repairs?
Hi Lana. Some of the national programs may still offer assistance in your area. We just didn’t find any programs that are specific to only Oklahoma.
Hi Renee. We’re always on the lookout for new resources. We’ll let you know when any show up.
There’s nothing listed for Illinois
Hi Tracy. It may be worth calling 211 to see if there is anything they can suggest in your area.
Me and my old man purchase the car in July making car payments on it just broke down a week ago we need a new clutch but like making car payments and car insurance we don’t have the money to have this work done can you help us
Hi Sanda. It may be worth calling 211 to see if there are any programs in the area that they can suggest.
You don’t have Kentucky on your list. We live in Murray KY, and desperately need our car fixed so I can get back to work
Hi David. If the above resources cannot help in your location, it may be worth calling 211 to see if there is anything else they can suggest.
Looking for help with my car lorenzo tx
Hi Jessica. You may want to call 211 as well to see if they know of anything else in your area.
Where is UTAH? Please get it added.
We’re looking into it. In the meantime, it may be worth looking into some of the more nationally available options.
@Isaac,
My soon to be x husband and I recently found ourselves homeless living in my car, it turned from bad to worse and I am now a victim of domestic spousal violence, and during the altercation he stole my vehicle, was pursued by police and upon his refusal to stop they deployed stop strips to catch him and it destroyed all four of my tires, I am in desperate need of 4 tires to put on my car, they do not need to be new, just fit and be tredded enough to be safe they’re size 16 17 or 18 will fit on the 5 bolt pattern, anyone in the Fargo/ Moorhead area please help!!!???
Hi Kymm. It may be worth calling 211 to see if there is any help in your area that they can suggest.
Hi. You can find a list of agencies here: https://lowincomerelief.com/free-cars/