The United States Government has implemented, as part of economic measures to boost the population and in turn the country's economy, packages and plans that include aid, financing or stimulus checks which come from tax collections, budget surpluses, state profits from energy resources, among others.

Generally, these aids are for low-income or resource families and the money is distributed through local governments through guaranteed income programs and others.

Although many states have stopped promoting these financial assistance after the pandemic, there are still certain entities that continue to support their communities in this way and here we tell you which states are distributing stimulus checks and how to access them:

California

In Sacramento, California, low-income families with children under five years of age who have filed their tax returns may be eligible for stimulus checks up to $725 through a guaranteed income program. All the information can be found here.

Colorado

According to the Colorado Department of Revenue, married taxpayers can receive a refund of up to $1,600 due to a fiscal surplus in the region. The money is distributed automatically through the TABOR program; no application is required; just file a tax return.

New York

Residents may be receiving two stimulus checks. One is a refund of between $300 and $500 for self-employed workers, and the second is the STAR program that seeks to help homeowners with benefits of up to $1,500.

Alaska

Through the Permanent Fund Dividend (PFD), eligible residents receive up to $1,700 this year from earnings from oil and mining resources. The next checks will be mailed on Thursday, July 17, and August 13. For more details, please visit their website.