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Find similar grantsIndividual Development Accounts (IDA) Grants is sponsored by Administration for Children and Families (ACF). Provides financial assistance to refugees and eligible populations to promote economic self-sufficiency through matched savings accounts for asset-building purposes.
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gov/orr/programs/refugees/ida) # Individual Development Accounts Current as of:April 9, 2024 The Individual Development Accounts (IDA) program helps refugees and otherORR-eligible populations save toward an asset to help increase their financial independence. The program helps refugees understand assets, how the U.S. financial system works, and how to manage their money.
**View Current Grant Recipients** Through the IDA program, refugees can save for one of four assets: * Business (startup or support) * Post-secondary education or training The IDA program serves individuals who have been in the United States for less than five years.
To enroll in the program, participants must: * Earn less than 200% of thefederal poverty level * Not have more than $10,000 worth of assets, excluding one car and one home * Financial literacy training (banking, savings, and credit) * Asset-specific training (first-time car purchase or home, business planning) * A match of $1 for every $1 saved by the client This is a competitive grant program, with new grants awarded for a four-year project period.
ORR supports IDA projects implemented by a variety of public and private non-profit organizations. All recipients must monitor the savings of clients in the program, so a partnership with a bank or credit union must be established to be eligible for the grant. Through Congressional funding, some recipients specifically focus on recent Afghan arrivals, while others serve all**ORR-eligible populations**.
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