are there any programs in michigan to help people who dont make enough money?

Question

i currently live on my own and im 21 and im about 1500 miles away from family and im having trouble paying bills here in michigan with my crappy job i was curious is there programs that can help me just a little bit out there thanks.

living with out parents =sweet ,paying bills ohhh f*ck

Answer 1

Welcome to the real world of adulthood which includes paying your own bills and/or living within your means.

Above poster recommending going back to school and getting grant or loans to continue your education would be the best option. Other than that, 2nd at least part-time job or maybe even a full-time job if you have a lot of bills and are not going back to school for anything.

Fun part-time or even full time job for a 21 year old is waitering at a hot club for tips. Depending on where you work, you might be able to see national, huge bands (albeit, breifly) for no fee and earn a lot of money off of drunk people that will give you tips if you act like you are their best friend and keep them socially lubed with alcohol (at their expense, of course, as you are the waitperson).

Answer 2

Maybe you need to upgrade your skill set and find a place that's not economically depressed by years of bad corporate and governmental leadership.

Please check out a federally funded program call "Job Corp." It is intended to help young people learn job skills. It provides a housing, food, medical care, education, and training in one or more trades (and even some allowance). Some sites offer GED, high school completion, and community college opportunities.

Good luck, and please talk to a recruiter to learn more.

Answer 3

Go get government loans and grants and go to school so you can market yourself to employers for a higher sallary.

Answer 4

Yes, it's called a second parttime job.