Links For Assistance
When life becomes difficult, finding the right support quickly matters. The NSUJL Resources page is here to help individuals, families, veterans and union members connect with trusted assistance programs, benefits information and crisis support resources.
If you or someone you know is struggling, please know that help is available. Whether you need food assistance, disability support, veteran services, mental health resources or union-related benefit information, these links are here to guide you toward the next step.
Please do not hesitate to reach out to a medical professional, emergency service or your Local Union representative when immediate help is needed.
Support When You Need It Most
NSUJL is committed to supporting lineworker families and the broader community by sharing helpful resources for times of hardship, uncertainty or crisis. This page is designed to make important assistance easier to find and easier to access.
Use the resources below for yourself, a family member, a friend or a fellow union Brother or Sister in need.
Veteran Resources
For veterans and military families seeking support, benefits, disability information or local assistance, the following resources may help.
Veterans Administration
If you have served, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs offers healthcare, benefits, support services and additional assistance for veterans and their families.
Visit Their Website
Veterans Service Organizations (VSO)
Veterans Service Organizations (VSO) can help connect you with local support and accredited assistance.
Find Your Local VSO
VA Disability
For veterans living with service-connected disabilities, this resource provides information on disability benefits and claims.
Food Assistance Resources
Food Assistance
Resources
Food insecurity can affect anyone, and there is no shame in asking for help. If you or your family need food assistance, this resource can help you find help in your area.
Find Your Local Food Shelf
Search for local food banks and food assistance programs near you.
Find Your Local Food Shelf
Government Assistance Programs
These government resources can help individuals and families find support for benefits, disability services, food assistance, utility bills and other essential needs.
USA Benefits
Find federal benefit programs and support services.
Visit The Website
USA Disability Services
Access disability-related programs, services and information.
Visit Their Webpage
USA Food Help
Find food assistance programs and nutrition support resources.
Visit Their Webpage
USA Utility Help
Get information about programs that may help with utility bills and household expenses.
Visit Their Webpage
Social Security Disability
Learn more about Social Security disability benefits and eligibility.
Visit Their Webpage
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Explore social services and disability-related support programs.
Visit Their Webpage
Mental Health and Crisis Support
If you or someone you know may be in emotional distress, crisis or in need of immediate mental health support, please seek help right away.
Suicide and Crisis Lifeline
If you need emotional support, reach out to the national mental health hotline, dial 9-8-8.
Suicide Prevention
Access suicide prevention information, support and guidance.
If this is an emergency or someone is in imminent danger, call 911 immediately.
IBEW and Union Benefit Resources
These resources may help union members and families find benefit information, labor-management support and Local Union contacts.
LINECO
LINECO provides benefit-related information and support for eligible members and families.
Visit The Website
NECA-IBEW
Find labor-management resources and industry-related support through NECA-IBEW.
Visit Their Website
IBEW Local Union Directory
Use the IBEW directory to find your Local Union and contact information.
Find A Local Union
You Are Not Alone
Asking for help is a sign of strength. NSUJL shares these resources to support individuals and families facing difficult moments and to make trusted assistance more easily accessible.
If you need additional help, please consider reaching out to:
- Your local union representative
- A licensed medical professional
- A mental health provider
- Local emergency services
- A trusted family member or friend