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Wabasha County Social Services Director:
The Wabasha County Department of Social Services, in partnership with the federal government, state Department of Human Services, County and other public, private, and community agencies throughout Minnesota, is an agency directed by law to assist those citizens whose personal or family resources are not adequate to meet their basic human needs. The Department is committed to helping them attain the maximum degree of self-sufficiency within their individual capabilities. To these ends, the Department will promote the dignity, safety, and rights of the individual, and will assure public accountability and trust through responsible use of available resources.
WABASHA COUNTY ANNOUNCES APPLY MN ****YOU CAN NOW APPLY FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND MEDICAL PROGRAMS ONLINE!!**** ApplyMN is Minnesota's secure, online system you can use to apply for health care, cash assistance, SNAP (food support), emergency help, and child care assistance programs. To get started, visit Minnesota Human Services Online to use an online pre-screening tool find out if you might qualify for benefits and to register for a user ID and password. If you already have a user ID and password, you can log-on to ApplyMN directly.
**WALK-IN PUBLIC ASSISTANCE APPOINTMENTS NOW AVAIALBLE** Walk-in appointments for public assistance programs are now available Have a problem? We are a solution waiting to happen. Please stop by our office at 411 Hiawatha Drive East, Wabasha MN 55981
WABASHA COUNTY is a proud partner of SOUTH COUNTRY HEALTH ALLIANCE. South Country is a health plan that is owned by Wabasha County, in a partnership with other counties, and provides access to quality health care for Minnesota Health Care enrollees in our county. South Country provides health care coverage with the following programs: • AbilityCare (HMO SNP) • SeniorCare Complete (HMO SNP) • Minnesota Senior Care Plus (MSC+) • Medical Assistance (PMAP) • MinnesotaCare (MnCare) Wabasha County also provides Care Coordination for our members. The Community Care Connector collaborates with South Country and local county staff to help members get the services and support they need. To contact your Community Care Connector, call Jodi Johnson at 651-565-5200. For more information about South Country and its programs, please visit http://www.mnscha.org/ or call Member Services toll free at 1-866-567-7242 or 711 (for hearing impaired). South Country Health Alliance is a Coordinated Care plan with a Medicare contract and a contract with the Minnesota Medicaid program
2012-13 Vulnerable Children Adults Act Service Plan 2012-13 MFIP Biennial Service Agreement Form Limited English Proficiency Plan 2010 Financial Assistance Programs and Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
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