are there any programs for single poor women who would like to get her LPN?

I know that my sister is in low-income, and all she did (was going to do) is go to Workforce Services and then find a school she wanted to go to, and then talked to them both, and if she kept a job, than they would pay for her school.

Apply for a scholarship at the school where you wish to attend. If you are worthy and serious about your career choice you would be a great candidate for such a grant. You can go for financial aid. Apply through the school!

And don't underestimate the networking power of volunteering!

There are lots of scholarships available to women who want to become nurses, but it is very, very competitive to get into nusing programs because we really don't have enough people who are teaching classes. I would investigate which colleges near you have nursing programs, then apply for scholarships and/or some other form of financial aid.

See if you qualify for financial aid. Most city colleges have 2 year nursing programs....check into those and see what kind of funding you can get, grants etc...

Check with your local hospitals and any health programs at schools. I know there is a nurse shortage and they often will pay for your schooling as long as you make good grades and work for them for a short time once you graduate.

pell grants