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Q) I want to apply for food assistance. What can I do? Do you have a link?
A) For Immediate Food Assistance if you’re hungry now Call the USDA National Hunger Hotline at 1-866-3-HUNGRY (1-866-348-6479) or 1-877-8-HAMBRE (1-877-842-6273). Information is available in English and Spanish. The hotline operates Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM Eastern Time.
Contact community or religious organizations to find a local food bank or food pantry.
Food Stamps and Meal Programs During the Coronavirus Pandemic. You may now have an easier time getting food through government meal programs. During the coronavirus pandemic.
Food stamp (SNAP) recipients may receive supplemental funding Parents can pick up school meals for their kids to eat at home. People can enroll in food programs remotely rather than in person. This applies to programs for pregnant women, families, seniors, and people with disabilities.
You can locate your state and apply for food assistance at this site https://www.usa.gov/state-social-services
Q) My Brother was just accepted for SS Disability. He is age 63. Can he qualify for Medicaid or help with his groceries or anything else. This is new to him & I. I am age 58 & know nothing about all of this. He lives in Granbury Texas & there is a local Medicaid… Continue Reading
Q) My daughter lives with her father and I, we live on a fixed income Katelyn T**** (our daughter) has OCD. PTSD, social anxiety disorder,depression, and anxiety. She has a knot in her left shoulder, a d a Dr. app. Dec.4 to a biopsy. She has no money, no insurance. HELP A) Please apply online… Continue Reading
Q) I am disabled and want to qualify for food stamps A) If you are disabled you may qualify for SNAP (food stamp) benefits if you have limited income and resources, you may receive food stamps under SNAP Program. If your income and resources are too great, you will not be eligible for SNAP benefits… Continue Reading
I am an immigration attorney and have many non-citizen clients that need help applying for Medicaid and SNAP benefits. Is there a place where I can view exactly what documents are required for different classes of non-citizens to obtain benefits for Medicaid? Specifically, refugees, asylees, humanitarian parolees, Special Immigrant Juvenile Status children. Also, is there… Continue Reading
My sister is 43. She has always been considered a slow learner and could never hold down a job. She does not drink or do drugs ever. She has 2 severely autistic twin sons that are 22. She also has a daughter that will be 18 soon. She is the only full time care giver… Continue Reading
I applied for SNAP benefits and Medicaid almost a month ago, I was told I would be notified in 7-10 days. Last week, I called since no one had notified me yet, I was told I had a phone interview for SNAP the next day, but that my Medicaid case was still pending. I was… Continue Reading
I applied for SNAP benefits and Medicaid almost a month ago, I was told I would be notified in 7-10 days. Last week, I called since no one had notified me yet, I was told I had a phone interview for SNAP the next day, but that my Medicaid case was still pending. I was… Continue Reading
I applied for SNAP benefits and Medicaid almost a month ago, I was told I would be notified in 7-10 days. Last week, I called since no one had notified me yet, I was told I had a phone interview for SNAP the next day, but that my Medicaid case was still pending. I was… Continue Reading
Q) Can I get Medicaid if I’m living in a motel in Texas? A) Proof of Texas residence may include Property, income or other tax forms or receiptsUtility bills, leases or rent payment records. Your rent payments while living in a Texas motel could be used as proof of residence. Continue Reading
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