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Brazil SUS (Sistema Único de Saúde) Universal Healthcare System

Brazil's Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS) is the country's universal public healthcare system. The Ministry of Health describes it as a free network covering health promotion, prevention, primary care, urgent and emergency care, specialist treatment, hospital services, medicines, and transplants. There is no cash award or application deadline: people access the relevant service through the public health network, with local procedures varying by municipality.

Status: Rolling Type: Benefit Amount: No cash payment Deadline: Rolling or ongoing Location: Brazil

CalFresh (California SNAP)

Monthly food assistance for low-income Californians, delivered on an EBT card, to help cover grocery costs.

Status: Rolling Type: Benefit Amount: Monthly benefits vary by household size, income, and deductions Deadline: Rolling or ongoing Location: United States - California

Canada child benefit (CCB) - Canada.ca

Tax-free monthly payment from the Government of Canada to help eligible families cover the cost of raising children under 18.

Status: Deadline Unknown Type: Tax Credit Amount: For July 2025 to June 2026: $7,997/year for each child under 6 Deadline: No fixed deadline (apply anytime, but first payment depends on processing time) Location: Canada

Canada Groceries and Essentials Benefit (formerly GST/HST credit) - Canada.ca

Tax-free quarterly support for low- and modest-income people and families in Canada; the Canada Revenue Agency automatically assesses you after you file a tax return.

Status: Rolling Type: Benefit Amount: For July 2026 to June 2027, up to $679 for a single person, $890 for a couple, and $234 per … Deadline: Rolling or ongoing Location: Canada

Canada Old Age Security (OAS), GIS and Allowances

Canada's Old Age Security (OAS) pension is a monthly benefit for people aged 65 and older who meet the legal-status and residence rules. For July to September 2026, the maximum monthly OAS is CAD $751.97 for ages 65–74 and CAD $827.17 for ages 75 and over. Low-income OAS recipients may also qualify for the tax-free Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS), while eligible spouses and survivors aged 60–64 may qualify for an Allowance.

Status: Rolling Type: Benefit Amount: OAS up to CAD $751.97/month (65–74) or CAD $827.17/month (75+); GIS up to CAD $1,123.17/month Deadline: Rolling or ongoing Location: Canada

Child Care Scholarship Program | Division of Early Childhood

Maryland families may receive a state scholarship toward child care costs, but current funding limits mean new awards are handled through a waitlist as spaces become available.

Status: Rolling Type: Scholarship Amount: Variable child care scholarship paid toward an approved provider rate Deadline: Rolling or ongoing Location: United States - Maryland

Chile Pension Garantizada Universal (Universal Guaranteed Pension)

Chile Pensión Garantizada Universal (PGU) is a monthly benefit paid by the Instituto de Previsión Social (IPS). Eligible people aged 65 or older may receive up to CLP $231,732 according to their pension base, or up to CLP $250,275 if they are 82 or older under the pension reform.

Status: Rolling Type: Benefit Amount: Up to CLP $231,732/month; up to CLP $250,275 for people aged 82 or older Deadline: Rolling or ongoing Location: Chile

Colombia Familias en Acción (Historical Program Reference)

Historical reference for Colombia's Familias en Acción conditional cash-transfer program. The final verified Phase IV registration window closed on 15 June 2023, and Prosperidad Social moved the program's monetary-transfer function into Renta Ciudadana.

Status: Historical Type: Benefit Amount: No current Familias en Acción payment Deadline: Historical reference Location: Colombia

Colorado CHFA Down Payment Assistance

Help with down payment and/or closing costs when you use a CHFA first mortgage through a CHFA Participating Lender.

Status: Rolling Type: Benefit Amount: Up to the lesser of $25,000 or 3% (grant), or 4% (second mortgage) of the CHFA first mortgage Deadline: Rolling or ongoing Location: United States - Colorado

Colorado Low-income Energy Assistance Program (LEAP)

Colorado LEAP is a federally funded heating-assistance program that provided eligible Colorado households with a one-time contribution toward winter home heating costs during the 2025-26 season, with separate help available for some inoperable primary heating systems.

Status: Historical Type: Benefit Amount: $200 to $1,000, depending on primary heating fuel costs, household income, available funding, … Deadline: Historical reference Location: United States - Colorado