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A nonprofit and government programs offer emergency car repair help to struggling Americans.
A broken-down car can create major challenges for Americans, especially during financially stressful periods like year-end.
For those relying on their vehicle for work, caregiving, or essential errands, repair costs can be overwhelming.
Help may be available through nonprofit organizations, community programs, and charitable groups offering emergency repair grants or low-interest loans.
United Way’s 211 hotline connects individuals to local resources, including transportation assistance.
Some government and utility programs also provide limited funds for vehicle repairs.
While availability and eligibility vary, early action and research into local options can help reduce out-of-pocket costs and restore essential mobility.
Una organización sin fines de lucro y programas gubernamentales ofrecen ayuda para la reparación de automóviles de emergencia a los estadounidenses con dificultades.