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Social Workers Are Here to Support You

Helping you find care, resources, and peace of mind

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Life can be challenging, and sometimes you might need help finding food, paying bills, or getting the care you need. Our social workers are here to support you and your family during those times. They listen with care, guide you, help you understand your options, and connect you to trusted local resources. Their goal is to make things easier and help you feel safe, healthy, and supported every day.

Ready to get started?

Call us today at 1-888-759-2764, Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 4:45 p.m. Central Time, to connect with a social worker. You can also find resources in your local area below.

Find Resources Near You

How Your Social Worker Can Help You

Your Social Worker helps you find support in your local area. They can connect you to:

  • Services to make your home safer, like ramps, handrails, and grab bars
  • Small home repairs and weather-proofing
  • Programs that help pay for rent, mortgage, electricity, and water
  • Help with daily needs like cleaning, laundry, meals, and personal care
  • Programs that lower the cost of medicines
  • Meal delivery services like Meals on Wheels
  • Rides to healthcare provider visits or stores

Note: Available resources may differ by county.

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Find Medical and Health Support

Your Social Worker helps you stay healthy by connecting you to:

  • Support groups for stress, addiction, illness, or family problems
  • Medical equipment like wheelchairs, walkers, or hospital beds
  • Care at home, such as nurses or aides who visit you
  • Adult day programs in a safe and caring place

Apply for Government Benefits

Your Social Worker can help you apply for programs that give extra support, such as: 

  • Food assistance (to help you buy groceries)
  • Medicaid for health coverage 
  • Benefits for Veterans and their families 
  • Help paying for child care or other family needs
  • Other local, state, or federal programs you may qualify for

Explore Housing and Living Options

If you need a safe place to live or more care, your Social Worker can help you:

  • Apply for affordable housing programs like Section 8 or HUD
  • Look for housing options designed for people with disabilities
  • Find places that offer extra care for special health needs
  • Apply for long-term care, like a nursing home, if needed

Have Questions?

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Information contained in this communication is not intended to replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider regarding your healthcare needs.