Financial assistance may be on the way for more seniors in the form of an expanded tax relief plan. Members of the Senior Tax Relief Committee have reached a consensus to increase the income guidelines for seniors who would qualify for tax relief.
When it comes to Michigan's long-term care supports and services, most informed observers agree that the system needs streamlining. However, as a significant policy issue, long-term care system change is new to most consumers and many legislators. That's why it was critical for DAAA to establish the Detroit Long Term Care System Change Task Force. We needed to make sure that the unique needs of Detroit seniors are met as they age - now and into the future. We were lucky to identify three members of the Michigan legislature who were interested in championing our recommendations - State Senator Buzz Thomas and State Representatives George Cushingberry Jr., and Burt Johnson. They committed themselves to drafting bills, based on our solid recommendations. And right now, at least 16 of our r...
... in nursing homes by such means as more financial and case management assistance and improved coordi...
Mt. San Antonio College will offer free financial aid assistance to area high school seniors and their parents during its annual "Cash for College" workshop from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 20 at Fedderson Recital Hall, 1100 N. Grand Ave. Mt.SAC is partnering with local high schools and legislators, including Assemblymembers Norma Torres, Ed Hernandez, and Curt Hagman.
Mt. San Antonio College will offer free financial aid assistance to area high school seniors and their parents during its annual "Cash for College" workshop on Feb. 20 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Fedderson Recital Hall. Mt. SAC is partnering with local high schools and legislators, including Assemblymembers Norma Torres, Ed Hernandez, and Curt Hagman.
ALEXANDRIA, Va., Nov. 21 /U.S. Newswire/ -- A new survey of Catholic Charities agencies shows that the nation's most vulnerable populations - the working poor, homeless and seniors - increasingly need financial assistance to pay for basic commodities such as food, housing and utilities. The survey, conducted by Catholic Charities USA in early November 2005, drew information from more than 70 agencies from across the United States. Key findings include: -- 81 percent of agencies report an increase in need from the working poor; --64 percent of agencies cited an increase in the number of families seeking help; - -52 percent of agencies are seeing more seniors in need; and -- 49 percent are seeing more homeless seeking help.
ALEXANDRIA, Va., Nov. 23 /U.S. Newswire/ -- A new survey of Catholic Charities agencies shows that the nation's most vulnerable populations - the working poor, homeless and seniors - increasingly need financial assistance to pay for basic commodities such as food, housing and utilities. The survey, conducted by Catholic Charities USA in early November 2005, drew information from more than 70 agencies from across the United States. Key findings include: -- 81 percent of agencies report an increase in need from the working poor; --64 percent of agencies cited an increase in the number of families seeking help; - -52 percent of agencies are seeing more seniors in need; and -- 49 percent are seeing more homeless seeking help.
...Further, seniors will be given aid in completing registration and/oor financial assistance applications for either vocational or a...
Mt. SAC will offer free one-on-one financial aid assistance to high school seniors at its annual Cash for College workshop on Saturday, Feb. 7. The workshop will be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., in the Learning Technology Center, Building 6 on the Walnut campus. Assemblymember Ed Hernandez (D-West Covina) is a co-sponsor of the event.
CHEYENNE -- To low-income seniors who need help with dressing, cooking, cleaning or getting around town, the need is now. But they must wait. That's because there's a five-month waiting list for the Home and Community-Based Waiver Program, run by the Wyoming Department of Health's Aging Division, which offers financial assistance to low-income seniors for home health-care and other services.
After five weeks of raising funds for the annual Santa Anita Family YMCA's Financial Assistance Program, campaign leaders announced that the all-volunteer effort raised $128,797, more than $3,000 above the original goal for monies to help provide programs and services for youths, teens, families and seniors. In 2009, the Financial Assistance Program enabled 2,698 children to participate in day camp and after school programs. A total of 1,822 youth participated in YMCA youth sports and mentoring programs. Some 1,110 families were awarded scholarships to support their participation in YMCA values-based programs and health and fitness memberships, and 1,697 seniors improved their health through fitness classes.
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