Hi Friend,
It’s tough to feel like you can’t move, speak, or act the way you used to. Whether it’s due to old age or a disability, you or a family member may be unable to work and struggling to get by. But you shouldn’t have to do it alone.
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There are government programs that give elderly folks and people with disabilities help paying for things like groceries, medicine, transportation, and other everyday needs. To find out if you or a loved one qualify for one of these programs, check out this quick and easy benefits check-up tool here.
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Benefits Check-Up FAQ's
What Kind of Benefits Could I Get?
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Health Care & Medication: Medicaid, Medicare counseling, Medicare Part D help
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Food & Nutrition: SNAP, supplemental food programs, food bank locator
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Housing & Utilities: Help with your electric and gas bills, rent vouchers and public housing, money for internet access
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Aging In Place: help with transportation, adult day care
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Transportation Assistance Programs
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Income Support: disability benefits, employment training
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Disability Services
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Long Term Care: Help with Medicaid benefits for long term care
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Government Discounts & Activities: National Park annual passes, state park discounts, volunteer opportunities
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Tax Help: Property tax relief, tax prep help
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Crisis, Legal, & General Help: Legal aid and legal hotlines, adult protective services, crisis help lines
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Veterans Programs
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And more!
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Can I Talk to Someone in Person?
- Yes! If you or a loved one can’t access the internet or want to talk face-to-face to a real person, you can find a benefits check-up center to talk to someone about getting assistance.
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No one deserves to struggle with paying their bills just because old age or a disability means they can’t work full-time. Get the help you need today.
Click on this link to check out the Benefits Check-Up Tool. If you know someone who could use support, forward this email or give them a call.
In solidarity and support,
Working America
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