How Residents in HUD Housing Can Get Free Internet

4. Internet Service Providers Offering Free or Low-Cost Plans

Comcast Internet Essentials

Comcast’s Internet Essentials program is a leading option for low-income families, including HUD housing residents.

• Features: High-speed internet for as little as $9.95 per month, with no activation fees or long-term contracts.
• Eligibility: Residents participating in housing assistance programs qualify.
• Extra Perks: Includes access to free digital literacy training and affordable computer purchases.

AT&T Access

AT&T offers a low-cost internet program called AT&T Access.

• Pricing: Internet plans starting at $10 per month for qualifying households.
• Who Can Apply: Households that receive SNAP benefits or participate in other government programs.
• ACP Compatibility: AT&T Access works with the Affordable Connectivity Program to provide additional savings.

T-Mobile Project 10Million

Designed specifically to support students, Project 10Million offers free internet access to eligible families.

• What It Includes: Free mobile hotspots and 100GB of data per year.
• Who Benefits: Families with K-12 students who qualify for free or reduced-price lunch programs.
• Application Process: Schools or parents can apply directly through T-Mobile.