PrintIf you have health problems, you may be able to get extra SNAP/Food Stamps. You also may be able to get extra help or special services from the welfare office.
Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Emergency Notice
- Courts are open but conducting most business over the phone and video over the internet. See COVID-19 and Court and Administrative Hearings
- If you need an emergency 209A restraining order or 258E harassment prevention order, see Asking the court for a restraining order or harassment prevention order during COVID-19
- Evictions and foreclosures are on hold! See COVID-19 and Housing
- Your landlord cannot lock you out or shut off your utilities, See Illegal Eviction
- For other public services affected by COVID-19, see our novel coronavirus webpage.
- You have the right to an interpreter
Disability and Health Problems
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Reviewed June, 2009
Reviewed June, 2009
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- Register: Health Care Access Programs
- February 27, 2020
- Register: Elder Benefits Programs
- June 30, 2020
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