Enrollment and benefits handbookįoodShare is one of the benefit programs under ForwardHealth. Contact your agency if your family’s monthly gross income goes above 130% FPL after you enroll in FoodShare. If you get a different job or a pay raise, you might not be eligible any longer. For example, people who are at least 60 years, disabled, and not able to buy and prepare their own food.Īpply to see if you're eligible Changes to your incomeĬhanges to the amount of money you earn or receive may impact your ability to get benefits. There are different income limits for some people.
We can help you figure out if your family’s gross monthly income is above or below the poverty line. Learn more about credits and how we calculate your benefits in the ForwardHealth Enrollment and Benefits Handbook, P-00079. You’ll earn certain credits to be subtracted from your gross income. Food and Nutrition Services is a federal food assistance program that provides low-income families buy the food they need for a nutritionally adequate diet. You may be eligible for food stamps if youre at least one of the following Enrolled less than half time. If it is, your family passes the Gross Income Test. * See if your family’s gross monthly income is at or below 200% of the federal poverty level (FPL). Effective October 1, 2021, through September 30, 2022: Household sizeĮffective October 1, 2022, through September 30, 2023: Household size Add up the amount of money your family earns or receives each month. Count the number of people living with you. This chart will help you learn if you might be able to get benefits. Gross income means the amount before taxes and deductions are taken out.
To find out if you can get FoodShare benefits, you need to know the amount of money earned or received by everyone living in your household each month. Family income is one factor we use to determine if you’re eligible. Your family may be able to get benefits if you don’t earn enough money to pay for basic things you need. FoodShare benefits are available to many families across Wisconsin.
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