Low-income families are households that earn less money than what is needed to meet basic needs like food, housing, and healthcare. These families often struggle to afford everyday expenses and may rely on government assistance programs, such as food stamps or housing vouchers, to help make ends meet. Many low-income families face challenges that can affect their overall well-being, including limited access to quality education and job opportunities. This can create a cycle of poverty, making it difficult for children in these families to achieve their goals and improve their future prospects. Support from community organizations and nonprofits can play a vital role in helping these families thrive.