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– Financial Assistance –
WPHS administers many state and federal programs that provide aid for those in need. There are many different types of assistance programs that help with food, child care, health care and much more.
COVID-19
• Public Health Emergency
Health Care information and updates:
https://mn.gov/dhs/renewmycoverage/
• Emergency food support information:
What do I need to get started?
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Use MNbenefits for financial assistance on-line applications.
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Or download the printable Combined Application Form (CAF) (PDF) and mail,
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To see if you might be eligible for Financial Assistance programs, visit Bridge to Benefits, an online screening tool provided by the children’s Defense Fund.
MNbenefits is a simple, secure Web application that connects you with state and county services to help meet your and your family's basic needs. You can use MNbenefits to apply for: cash assistance, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits, child care assistance,
Will MNbenefits tell me if I can get help?
No, it does not determine if you qualify. It will send your information to a state, county or tribal worker to review to see if you can get help.
We practice these shared values in an ethical environment where integrity, trustworthiness, responsibility, respect, diversity, justice, fairness and caring are of paramount importance.
PROGRAMS OFFERED:
Below are a list of programs WPHS has to offer for assistance.
These programs help individuals and families who meet program guidelines and whose income is not enough to meet basic needs.
Cash Assistance
Child Care Assistance
Food Support
Health Care
To find out more information about Financial Support Programs available please contact our 2 main offices.
You can request a copy by contacting:
WPHS is committed to provide all services, financial aid and other benefits to all eligible persons without regard to race, color, national origin, six, religion, age, political beliefs and disability. The agency is responsible develop procedures for resolving service delivery discrimination complaints. Title IV of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits recipients of Federal dollars from denying people with limited English access to services.
WPHS is committed to being person centered in all of its practices. All of our staff are trained in Person Centered Thinking. We are committed to assisting people in living to their potential and achieving their dreams. We encourage you to ask us about person centered practices. We would love to share what it means to us and potentially to you.
GLENWOOD OFFICE:
211 East Minnesota Ave., Suite 200
Glenwood, MN 56334
1-800-291-2827 or 320-634-7755
ELBOW LAKE OFFICE:
15 Central Ave N
Elbow Lake, MN 56531
1-800-291-2827 or 218-685-8200
