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What’s Available? | HCF Site CARE Grants are offered to homeschooling families regardless of umbrella affiliation. Whether a family is facing a need due to health issues, job loss, or natural disaster, the CARE Grant can be used to reduce financial barriers to continue homeschooling.
The CARE Grant may help cover curriculum, school supplies, laptops, registration fees, or meet immediate financial needs. The CARE Grant will not cover extra-curricular activities, such as Co-ops, Tutorials, paid classes, or field trips and typically doesnot cover online course costs. Begin your application here .
After your application has been reviewed, you will be contacted by a team member to discuss your circumstances and options for help. Curriculum is an essential piece of homeschooling. We desire that each homeschooling family has the tools and resources they need.
Our curriculum assistance team is here to connect families with free, discounted, or low-cost resources. If a family has experienced curriculum loss due to natural disasters or hardship, we work to help them recover curriculum for limited schooling disruption. Submit the form here .
Special Needs Ladybug Grant We are excited to present the Special Needs Ladybug Grant. These grants are available throughout the year for homeschooling families caring for a special needs child. The application link will be available soon.
Thank you for your patience! If you have questions, please contact us online or email contactus@homeschoolcare. org .
The TN Umbrella School Grant is awarded annually and offered to TN Category IV Umbrella Schools in order to provide registration scholarships for homeschooling families registering with their school. Applications are open March 25 through May 15 for the coming school year. Fill out your application here .
CARE Scholarships are available to first-time homeschooling families who are new to HomeLife Academy. The CARE Scholarship is designed to financially assist families and students in need in situations where homeschooling is the best and only viable option for their student. This may be due to natural disaster, health issues, acts of violence, bullying, harassment, and/or mental health conditions, such as depression, fear, and anxiety.
Families have the opportunity to request this scholarship through the registration application for HomeLife Academy. When you checkout, choose “Other Payment Options” and the scholarship application will be available. Begin your HLA enrollment here !
HLA Family Needs-Based Scholarships HLA Family Scholarships (needs-based) are available to returning families who have been with HomeLife Academy for at least one school year. The Needs-Based Scholarship is designed to assist families and students in need due to financial crisis. HomeLife families have the opportunity to request this scholarship through the registration application process at www.
homelifeacademy. com . When you checkout, choose “Other Payment Options”, and the scholarship application will be available.
HLA Missionary (M) Scholarships M Scholarships are provided to homeschooling families registered with HomeLife Academy who serve on the mission field. We recognize the financial sacrifices many missionary families make and want to alleviate some of that burden so the family can continue to homeschool.
If financial assistance is needed above the amount provided on the M Scholarship, families may also apply for the HLA Family Needs-Based Scholarship. HomeLife families have the opportunity to request this scholarship through the registration application process at www. homelifeacademy.
com . When you checkout, choose “Other Payment Options”, and the scholarship application will be available. Join with us to provide these grants and scholarships!
We rely on donors like YOU to continue offering these resources to homeschooling families in need. Please note that you can donate to a specific fund or the general fund. Thank you for partnering with us!
Homeschool C. A. R.
E. Foundation (HCF) was founded by HomeLife Academy (HLA) in 2018 and serves as its charitable arm. HCF is a Tennessee nonprofit corporation and a 501(c)3 charitable organization.
Both organizations work closely together to support, guide, and encourage homeschooling students and families around the world.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Homeschooling families facing financial hardship due to health issues, job loss, or natural disaster. Open to families regardless of umbrella affiliation. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
CARE Grants is funded by Homeschool CARE Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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