You must contact the Ontario Works Benefit intake line. You need to have all the necessary documents ready with you before making your call.

To apply for Ontario Works, please call 705-748-8830 or 1-877-272-8610. For more information on Ontario Works programs, check out the section on this website -- Further Support Services for Ontario Works Families with Children.

That depends. The majority of Ontario Works clients are required to participate in employment assistance activities. The only people who are exempt from participating include people with disabilities, seniors over 65 years of age, and single parents with non-school-age children. Employment assistance activities can include working, training, going to school, or volunteering. Exempt participants may volunteer to participate.

Ontario Works is the program that has replaced "welfare" in Ontario. It is an employment program that helps Employment and Financial Support participants to find a job and become independent. It provides financial assistance to participants while they are gaining new skills or improving existing job skills; which will help them find paid employment. There are many ways to participate in Ontario Works: volunteering to gain experience, training to learn necessary skills, actively seeking a job.

All Ontario Works payments are distributed by direct bank deposit or, by exception, a cheque may be mailed. Cheques may only be picked up from the local office in emergency situations and must be authorized by your Case Coordinator.

To apply for medical assistance you must contact The Department of Public Welfare (DPW). You can contact DPW by phone, through the web or by visiting your local office. Applicants can apply for medical assistance based on income or after their child has received a diagnosis of autism. In the state of Pennsylvania, children who carry the diagnosis of autism are eligible for medical assistance through Social Security, based on their diagnosis.

Applications are available at your local health department, the hospital clinic or department of social work. You may also call the CMS Central Office at 410-767-1818 if you would like an application mailed to you No. The Laboratories Administration does not supply courier service for any of the correctional facilities or hospitals. Therefore they must contact personnel within their facility or make private arrangements for this service. No. We do not draw blood for premarital testing.

Yes. Every beneficiary is required to have a social security card when applying for a Medical Benefits Card also an original birth certificate or passport.

Maybe. The future Social Security benefits of the great majority of the employees included in the City's Doctors Council FICA Refund Claim will not be affected materially. However, after their earnings records are modified by SSA, a small number of individuals may find that their Social Security eligibility will be affected as a consequence of the City's FICA Refund Claim.

No. Anyone who does not have enough money for urgent expenses can apply. You do not have to be getting a benefit, or to have claimed benefit. If you have claimed a benefit and are waiting for a first payment, you may be able to get a crisis loan to tide you over if your benefit office cannot make an interim payment. You do not have to wait for your benefit claim to be decided.

If you are interested in summer employment in one of Ontario's many provincial parks, send your r?sum? and a covering letter to the park where you would like to work. The mailing address for each park office is provided at the bottom of each park's webpage. You may also wish to view information about the Ministry of Natural Resources' youth programs at http://youth.mnr.gov.on.ca . You must be a Canadian citizen, landed immigrant or hold a valid working visa to work at Ontario Parks.

Rental subsidies may be available to eligible elderly, needy, and disabled Arlington residents... more Info > >

FEMA offers two ways to apply for disaster assistance. The newest is to apply on-line through the Online Individual Assistance Center - Register for Assistance. The traditional way is to call FEMA, 1-800-621-FEMA (3362) and register over the phone or TTY 1-800-462-7585 for the speech and hearing impaired. A computer that has access to the Internet and FireFox 1.0, Netscape 8.0, AOL 9.0, Safari, and Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.

If you are approved for a grant, you may receive one grant in a two calendar year period. You will then become eligible on the second anniversary of your grant if you are income eligible.

Those interested should complete an application form and submit it to the Foundation. Applications can be obtained from any Consolidated Electric office or on our website by clicking the link above. Applications are accepted throughout the year.

No. Medicaid already covers these services. If a woman has an application pending, she may enroll in Early Detection Works until she hears about the other coverage. Subsequent visits should be billed to those programs if she does obtain coverage.

Children who complain that, "nobody likes me," or, "everybody is mean to me," or, "they always tease me," etc. Children who demonstrate poor social listening skills or have trouble initiating and maintaining social conversations. Children who have difficulty interpreting non-verbal social cues such as body language, facial expression, personal space, "joking around", etc.

In order to obtain a Social Security Number (SSN), you must be approved for pre-authorized employment. To issue a letter, an advisor must have copies of all your current immigration documents in order to validate your status. If you have traveled recently, have a new F-1 visa or I-94 card, extended your passport or have any other new documents, please submit new copies. If you hope to request a letter during walk-in advising hours, please bring all of your documents with you.