I NEED HELP WHILE WAITING FOR DISABILITY

"I need help.  I've filed for Social Security disability months ago.  How can I survive until my case gets settled?"

This is a good question.  If you are disabled, not working and have little or no income--survival is the question.  It may take months or years for Social Security to decide your case.  What can you do.  Here are some sources of help you may want to consider:

FOOD STAMPS:  Contact your county's Department of Human Resources.  In Madison County, it's located at 2206 Oakwood Avenue NW.  Phone (256) 427-6000.  Website:
 http://dhr.alabama.gov/counties/county_results.aspx?id=Madison

MORTGAGE PAYMENTS:  Contact "Hardest Hit Alabama" at www.hardesthitalabama.com  or call 1-877-497-8182.

LOW COST MEDICAL CARE (DOCTORS): Click on the link below for a list of low cost clinics near you. 


http://www.needymeds.org/free_clinics.taf?_function=list&state=al


UTILITY BILLS OR OTHER NEEDS:   Dial 211 on your phone and tell the operator the type of assistance you need.

HELP WITH SOCIAL SECURITY DISABIILTY:  Contact the Forsythe Firm in Huntsville at (256) 799-0297 or (256) 431-1599. 



 

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  1. Charles W. ForsytheMay 19, 2017 at 2:29 PM

    There is not a single agency that we are aware of that can meet all your needs. You may have to piece together a survival plan using help from several different sources. I've tried to list some of the agencies here that have been helpful to some of our clients.

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  2. Charles W. ForsytheOctober 15, 2017 at 10:02 PM

    In the Cullman area some of my clients tell me that they have had good results getting treatment at Good Samaritan and also at Qualify of Life Care. If you live in Cullman County, you may want to try one of these providers.

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