Guide to Lifeline internet and phone discount—eligibility, application process, and renewal for low income internet assistance. Essential FCC program info.

The Lifeline program is available to people who make an income that is 135% or less than the federal poverty guidelines in every state, territory, commonwealth and Tribal lands.

With rising costs and the end of the Affordable Connectivity Program, households now have fewer options for affordable broadband. But the Lifeline program is still available to help.

The benefits of the Federal Lifeline Assistance Program are available to people in every state, and to those who meet the program's requirements. Those who are eligible can apply through an ...

A federal program that subsidizes phone service for low-income consumers would be overhauled to help expand access to high-speed Internet under a proposal Thursday by the head of the Federal ...

She’s looking to hire independent sales consultants to distribute phones to people in public places or have people fill out application forms to send in so that phones can be mailed to them.

The Lifeline program has helped millions of Americans gain access to critical phone service through its free and discounted programs.

AT&T Ohio is asking for permission to drop out of a program that helps poor consumers living in most of its service territory afford telephone service. The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio is ta… ...

"Citizens Against Government Waste" is asking people to sign a letter to Congress, calling for the elimination of the program that cost Americans 1.6 billion dollars last year.

To apply for the program, clients are required to contact Lifeline. Due to novel coronavirus precautions, all application intake will be scheduled by appointment only and remain in person.