Programs

Discover the Lifeline Program, a federal initiative offering discounts on phone and internet services to help low-income families stay connected and bridge the digital divide.

Learn about the Qualified Medicare Beneficiary (QMB) Program, its benefits, eligibility, and how it helps low-income individuals reduce Medicare costs and avoid billing issues.

Learn how CACFP provides free or low-cost nutritious meals to eligible children, seniors, and individuals with disabilities, fostering health and wellness nationwide.

Learn how the Indian Health Care Improvement Act empowers Native American caregivers with resources for health services, education, and community support.

Learn how Long-Term Care Ombudsman Programs protect residents’ rights, address complaints, and advocate for dignity, quality care, and systemic improvements.

Learn about the SLMB Program, a Medicare Savings Program that helps low-income individuals save on Medicare Part B premiums and access additional benefits.

The Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) helps low-income older adults access fresh, local produce, improve nutrition, and support local farmers.

TEFAP provides USDA surplus foods to low-income families through food banks, pantries, and soup kitchens, offering nutritious meals and vital assistance.

Learn how the WIC program supports families with nutrition assistance, health education, and resources for pregnant women, infants, and children under five.