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See what we track, where it came from, how recently it was checked, and what we still do not know.
- Published records
- 2,345
- Programs checked in 30 days
- 88 / 607
- Most recent program check
- Aug 25, 2026
What the labels mean
Labels describe the evidence behind a record—not whether you qualify.
What do these labels mean?
Program verification
Every program shows one of these states, its source, and the date of the check.
- Verified · 4
- Every fact on this program was checked against the program's own official source. The record shows the source and the date it was checked.This does not mean that you qualify. The program makes the final decision.
- Needs review · 354
- HomeBase checked this program, but something did not match or the check is stale.Use the official source for the latest details while HomeBase reviews the record.
- Not verified yet · 217
- No person at HomeBase has completed a full check of this program yet.Treat the details as a starting point and confirm them with the program.
- Could not verify · 32
- HomeBase tried to check this program, but the official source was down or unreadable.Try the official source again later or contact the program directly.
Is money available?
Funding changes faster than program rules do, so it carries its own label.
- Open
- Accepting applications and funded, as of our last check.
- Limited
- Still open, but funds are constrained — applying sooner matters.
- Waitlisted
- Applications are being taken for a queue rather than immediate funding.Joining a waitlist is often still worth it — ask the administrator how long it typically runs.
- Funds exhausted
- Money for the current cycle has run out.Many of these reopen. Use “tell me when this changes” on the program page rather than writing it off.
- Unknown
- We could not confirm the current funding status from the official source.We show this as its own state rather than guessing “open”. Ask the administrator directly.
How current is all this? →
What we have been checking
Official sources revisited
0 sources checked · Sep 21, 2026
Changes routed for review
0 possible changes found
Public pages checked
Sep 21, 2026 · 107 pages responded normally
Coverage right now
Published records only. Drafts, archived records, and duplicates are excluded.
How we check
- 1
Find the official source
Government and program-administrator pages come first.
- 2
Capture only supported facts
Unknown stays unknown; we do not fill gaps with guesses.
- 3
Re-check for changes
Automated checks surface changes for review.
- 4
Show the evidence
Each record carries its own label, source, and date.
