I am on social sercuity income in n.j. what is available for me?
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SOCIAL SECURITY HAS A REHABILITATION DEPT. \nTHRU YOUR LOCAL DEPT. OF LABOR BOARD. WHICH OFFERS ASSISTANCE TO GET INTO THE WORK FORCE THRU TRAINING. \nIT REQUIRES A WORK CERTIFICATE TO PARTICIPATE AND CONTINUE TO RECEIVE YOUR BENEFITS WITH NO INTERRUPTIONS(TRIAL PERIOD), UNTIL A PERIOD OF YEARS HAVE PASS AND YOU WILL BE REQUIRED TO GIVE UP YOUR BENEFITS AND MANINTAINED THE JOB YOUR TRAINDED FOR.\nI KNOW PERSONALLY....I'M ON THE REHAB. PROGRAM IN ATLANTA,GA......IT'S A NATION WIDE PROGRAM.......;-)
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go to your DSHS office. Everystate has one i beleive. if you qualify, only broke ppl do, so you must have little to no income, then you get very very limited help. otherwise you need some health insurance or a job with insurance benefits.
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Only if your income will cover it.\n\nCoach
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You would need to contact your local department of health and welfare.  Some states will only consider your income, others consider income for the entire household.  Also, in some states, if you receive child support, they can require you to forfeit that to them for the food stamps (that's how it is in my state).  It all depends on how many people are in the household and the state's guidelines for poverty levels.
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check with your local social services office. or employment office.
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Do you have a job or just child support? I am not on section 8 and I am not knocking anyone who receives it. It is just temporary housing assistance for low income families. My best friend is on section 8 she had to go twice before she received a voucher. The lower your income the more percent of the rent they pay. I think your income can not be over 18000.I think it also goes by how many people are in your family/household.
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Go to your local division of family services office. You probably qualify for other services as well.
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Have you tried Legal Aid?  I haven't lived in the Cleveland area for years but I'm sure you can get info about them in the phone book, Library or welfare dept they base the cost on your income and work with you on the payments. Hope this helps. Go Browns!
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Since I don't know your situation firsthand, I can only offer up some avenues to explore.\n\nHave you exhausted all of your possible federal and public assistance possibilities?  You may be eligible for unemployment benefits, social security, medicaid, medicare, food stamps or childcare programs.  Consult a local social services center for more information on programs and how to qualify.  If you can at least get food stamps, the rest of your income can go towards other needs.\n\nIf you're not eligible for federal or state aid, then you might want to look for private sources of emergency funding, like churches or a local crisis center.  Many larger churches have special programs for emergency food and money. It should only take a phone call to the main number to get information.  Church affiliation is usually not a requirement for consideration.  They may also have a food pantry and facilities for childcare.\n\nIt's not easy to ask other people for help, especially if you've prided yourself on your independence for years.  Cancer is a slow moving disease and things tend to accumulate over the years.  The loss of your grandchildren is a burden shared by your entire family, so allow them to help out whenever they can.\n\nThe reality is that more money is the only real solution to financial troubles.  Where that extra money will come from may seem like an insolvable puzzle right now, but you might find something you can do to raise it yourself.  Some people have made good extra money by selling items on Ebay, for instance.  There are websites with leads on legitimate stay-at-home jobs you can do in your spare time.  Some people create crafts and sell them at weekend flea markets or arts&crafts shows.  You could pick up extra work as a substitute teacher or babysitter or delivering newspapers.  Look at your circumstances as a way to pull yourself up and rejoin life after your recent tragedies.\n\nGood luck and God bless you and yours.
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just go to you local redevelopment and housing authority and apply or you can call them and they can give you the income guidlines over the phone
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Monster.com used to have an expense calculator for if you're relocating - I haven't used the site in a while, though.\n\nAs a lifelong NJ resident, I will tell you that it's ridiculously expensive to live here.  A six-figure salary is pretty much a necessity if you want to live "comfortably"\n\n_ADDENDUM 3/26/06_\nI just found a free Cost of Living Calculator that includes Northern NJ/NY and Southern NJ/Philly:\nhttp://www.newsengin.com/neFreeTools.nsf/CPIcalc?OpenView&Start=1&Count=30&Expand=1#1\n\nThere are others, but I don't know if they're free or how good they are.  I just typed "cost of living" calculator into the search engine and got a long list:\nhttp://www.google.com/search?client=safari&rls=en&q=%22cost+of+living%22+calculator&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8\n\nAnd NJ is NOT the "armpit of America" --  if it were, why would so many people want to live here that it costs so much?  In NJ you are two hours or less driving distance from two major cities, the beach, and the mountains.  There are still many beautiful outdoor areas (although the number is dwindling because everyone who moves here insists on having a new McMansion so they keep sprawling them over the beautiful countryside and woods I used to play in).  I guess maybe it's becoming the armpit of America -- so no one else needs to move here, OK?
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The bank of my pocket does not need your social.... i tthink u just trying to get kicks.... LOL.... try putting the money in a bank in your own home country when you move back there
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type in green thumb workers and you will come up with several sites to go to - green thumb is in most states and is for senior citizens to find jobs to help supplement their income - good luck - brenda42633@yahoo.com
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that really depends on your idea of comfortably.  What does comfortable mean to you?  How big of an apartment do you want, how close will you live to your workplace (ie. how much $ will go to public transportation, taxis), how often do you like to buy new clothes, how often do you like to go out socially? \n\nBased on my standard of living comfortably, I would say, for a single person with no dependants, you should be making at least $30,000/year.  Good Luck
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Nope.\n\nYou may be able to get a tiny share with someone really far out in Queens for $500 plus utilities.\n\nThere is no way you could live in NYC on $6,000 for a year.  \n\nBack in the late 1970's when I was a student, I literally starved in NYC on $10,000 a year and that was almost 30 years ago.
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This plan should help assist you.\n\nhttp://everyonebenefits.com/40374893
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go to salary.com and look it up for your area