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I am in a wheelchair and need help accessing my independence by making modifications to my home and car .
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There are various programs for the handicapped. What state/county/city do you live in? Many community action agencies are great resources. There are also various state and federal government assistance programs. If you provide me more info on where you live I can direct you to services and resources in your area.
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I have been trying to get disability and it's still in the process. I am in a wheelchair, so I should qualify. I recently had to get food stamps but after losing work I have ran out of ideas to pay the rent. Please help me if you can. I live in the South Cove apartments in Indiana.
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The agency that offered you food stamps should be able to direct you to disability programs too. Yes, since you are in a wheelchair, and you must have a low income if you get SNAP, you seem to be a perfect candidate. So call an office in Indiana for advice, and here is more information. http://www.needhelppayingbills.com/html ... stanc.html
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My dad was recently told he will need to have his other leg amputee soon. He and his wife are both on SSI disability and are struggling to pay bills and for wheelchairs etc. The new challenges with being a double amputee is that his wheelchair will not fit in their bathroom because the house they are renting is very small and not handicap friendly. They cannot make chances because it's a rental plus they cannot afford it. Is there any help out there for someone in their situation? Please call me.
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I am trying to acquire some temporary emergency assistance. I recently became temporarily disabled and unable to work due to Illness that put me into a wheelchair. I'm currently facing eviction and disconnect notice. I have no income until I return to work and get out of this wheelchair. My apartment is not in my name. I am subleasing however I am and have been totally responsible for the bills even with this short term disability. My utilities are in my name which is past due and if not paid Monday will be disconnected. If someone could please contact me via email or phone, my name is Irish.
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Hi,Diantranise wrote: ↑Tue Feb 11, 2025 11:42 am I am trying to acquire some temporary emergency assistance. I recently became temporarily disabled and unable to work due to Illness that put me into a wheelchair. I'm currently facing eviction and disconnect notice. I have no income until I return to work and get out of this wheelchair. My apartment is not in my name. I am subleasing however I am and have been totally responsible for the bills even with this short term disability. My utilities are in my name which is past due and if not paid Monday will be disconnected. If someone could please contact me via email or phone, my name is Irish.
Are you in MS? There are both utility assistance programs and some local rent assistance - depending on your county and area. But the electric help is statewide with online applications for the disabled. Look here for help for the disabled in MS.
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