Social Security Disability Benefits

7 Little Known Services To Help You Survive.
Medical Care, Food, Car, Lights, Phone, Internet, and even a free computer. See Video For Details

Regardless where you are at in the disability process I am in hopes these 7 tips member has contributed help you survive.

1. The first place to go for help
Call 211 ...https://www.211.org Video tour

2. County social assistance
If you have been employed prior to filing, make certain you investigate your company’s short-term and long-term insurance policies. Often, long-term disability policies through work can be a big help in bridging the gap until you win your SSDI case.

3. Center for independent Living CIL
Treatment Options, Food And Financial Assistance, Legal Aid, Housing, Transportation, Advocacy,
Support Groups, Click here to learn more

4. Emergency Broadband benefits (EBB)
Emergency Broadband benefits (EBB) cable, (Wifi, Phone, computer contact cable provider).
Click here to learn more. Video tour

5. Department Of Health and Human Service (DHSS)
DHSS offer a verity of assistance services one of the most popular is Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) that provides for payment to help eligible households pay their heating bills. To find yours search DHSS followed by your state. Click here to learn more

6. Find Help
Find food, housing transportation, healthcare, money,work legal help and more
Website https://www.findhelp.org and Video tour

7. What to say
If you don't know exactly what to ask for and how to ask for it your chances of receiving it are greatly diminished.
Have a short concise statement prepared to communicate what you are in need of. Ideally four or five sentences or less that explains exactly what you're looking for. Example

My name is Bob I'm a social security disability. I am looking for help to find housing. My budget is $1,100 a month, I don't want to live in the east side of town, my mobility is good so I can live on any floor. A large studio or one-bedroom apartment would work. I'm not in need of any accessibility requirements.

8. Can't Get What You Want Ask Your Congressman
Learn how your local Congressman helped Greg, Sara, RoseMary, and Patrick. Watch the videos below to learn more and how to call.