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    Comment on: Need Money Now

    Posted in devildog1981 on Apr 21, 2011

    contact the VA to find out if you may be eligible for a VASH Voucher

    http://www.va.gov/HOMELESS/HUD-VASH.asp
    Comment on: A Prayer In Times of Trouble

    Posted in positive thoughts on Apr 19, 2011

    Thanks for sharing. This one is a keeper for sure.
    Comment on: About strugglinginPA

    Posted in strugglinginPA on Apr 14, 2011... modified on Apr 14, 2011

    If you have legal custody of the your grandchildren, then you should be accessing Kinship benefits which include some financial assistance.

    "Subsidized Permanent Legal Custodianship: In addition to foster care payments and other benefits available to kin raising children in the foster care system, some states also have subsidized guardianship programs. Pennsylvania has established the Subsidized Permanent Legal Custodianship (SPLC) Program to provide financial assistance to eligible children living with family members and other kin who obtain permanent custody of them from Pennsylvania’s foster care system. Adoption and reunification with the parents must be ruled out before children are eligible for the program. Contact: Cynthia Manuel, Fiscal Policy and Support Unit, Office of Children, Youth and Families, at (717) 783-7372 or cmanuel@state.pa.us."

    Click here for link to services in PA

    Comment on: About Jerichob

    Posted in Jerichob on Apr 13, 2011... modified on Apr 13, 2011

    AER funds are made available to commanders having AER Sections to provide emergency financial assistance to soldiers - active & retired - and their dependents when there is a valid need.

    http://aerhq.org/

     

    Comment on: About Disabled Veterans

    Posted in Disabled Veterans on Apr 13, 2011

     in response to Jer19751975...   check out probono legal services for benefits appeals:

    http://nvlsp.org/ProBonoWork/index.htm
    Comment on: Foreclosure Assistance for Veterans / Military Members

    Posted in Discussing "foreclosure" on Apr 13, 2011... modified on Apr 13, 2011

     in response to Pumpkin11...   

    The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) was established to protect military personel serving on active duty from certain debt, ie: providing lower fixed interest on credit card debt, the option of being released from lease agreements and not being foreclosed upon while they were active duty and not available to defend their interests here at home. It does not offer any protection once someone is discharged.

    See: http://usmilitary.about.com/od/sscra/Servicemembers_Civil_Relief_Act.htm

    The following 2 links are Military support legal assistance web links.

    https://www.jagcnet.army.mil/legal

    Click here to see matters they cover

     

    Has your spouse used his GI Bill for education benefit which would also provide him BAH (housing allowance)?

    See:  http://www.military.com/new-gi-bill/?ESRC=gibill_alert.se 

     

    And check:

    This link for help to Reservists

     

    The following link may be able to provide help w/renegotiating a more affordable rate w/your mtge:

    https://www.naca.com/index_main.jsp 

     

    Good luck

    Comment on: What's on your heart and mind today?

    Posted in How are you today? on Apr 11, 2011

    I guess you have been around so long that your forgot:

    What can I do on aidpage?

    1.Open up about your worries (no need to reveal your true identity).

    2.Get (and give) empathy, encouragement, and useful information.

    3.Have someone to talk to when you feel alone.

    Comment on: About Deeppurple

    Posted in Deeppurple on Apr 11, 2011

    fyi:

     

    All about bed bugs:  Click here

     

    NJ Bed Bug Law: Click here

    Comment on: What's on your heart and mind today?

    Posted in How are you today? on Apr 7, 2011... modified on Apr 7, 2011

     in response to totally stressed...   That would be dramamine, no? cheeky

    Comment on: About candy1961

    Posted in candy1961 on Apr 6, 2011

    Were the antibiotics in the levaquin family?
    Logic vs Harvard MBA

    Posted in Elaine of TSA on Mar 30, 2011

    This was such an important message, I can't resist sharing. Unfortunately, I do not know the author.
    Please take a moment to read:
    Happy Everyday!





    A boat docked in a tiny Greek island.






    A tourist complimented the local fishermen on the quality of their
    fish and asked how long it took them to catch.



    "Not very long." they answered in unison.

    "Why didn't you stay out longer and catch more?"
    The fishermen explained that their small catches were sufficient
    to meet their needs and those of their families.

    "But what do you do with the rest of your time?"

    "We sleep late, fish a little, play with our children, and take
    siestas with our wives. In the afternoons we have a snack at the beach

    Or go into the village to see our friends at the Kafenio,
    have a few drinks and play tavli.


    In the evenings we go to a taverna play the bouzouki and sing a
    few songs, maybe break a plate or two.


    We have a full life."

    The tourist interrupted,


    "I have an MB A from Harvard and I can help you!
    You should start by fishing longer every day.
    You can then sell the extra fish you catch.
    With the extra revenue, you can buy a bigger boat."

    " And after that?"
    "With the extra money the larger boat will bring,
    you can buy a second one and a third one
    and so on until you have an entire fleet of trawlers.
    Instead of selling your fish to a middle man,
    you can then negotiate directly with the processing plants
    and maybe even open your own plant.
    You can then leave this little village and move to Athens or even London !


    >From there you can direct your huge new enterprise."

    "How long would that take?"

    "Twenty, perhaps twenty-five years." replied the tourist.

    " And after that?"

    " Afterwards? Well my friend, that's when it gets really interesting, "
    answered the tourist, laughing. "When your business gets really big,
    you can start buying and selling stocks and make millions!"

    "Millions? Really? And after that?" asked the fishermen.




    " After that you'll be able to retire, live in a tiny village near the coast,
    sleep late, play with your children, catch a few fish, take a siesta
    with your wife and spend your evenings drinking and enjoying your friends."

    "With all due respect, that's exactly what we are doing now.
    So what's the point wasting twenty-five years?"
    asked the Greek fishermen?

    And the moral of this story is:


    Know where you're going in life....
    you may already be there!

















    ******GOD PROMISES A SAFE LANDING NOT A CALM PASSAGE******
    Comment on: For all my animal loving buddies: Who~knew, Sheshe. Starshine, Soulight Catluv, etc.....................

    Posted in Elaine of TSA on Feb 17, 2011... modified on Feb 17, 2011

    Okay, This is a link to your smile for the day. Be sure to watch to the end! To cute not to share…love the duo at the end. Click Here

    Comment on: What's on your heart and mind today?

    Posted in How are you today? on Feb 11, 2011... modified on Feb 11, 2011

     in response to 2180...   You might want to check with the VA if you can start w/housing seniors who are veterans.
    There are plenty of grants for Vet housing at the moment including grant per diem housing/shelter.

    http://www.va.gov/vhapublications/ViewPublication.asp?pub_ID=1500

    Comment on: About rppassion

    Posted in rppassion on Feb 11, 2011

    What city and state was the rental unit w/mold located in? That is I am assuming it was a rental unit or was it a home you purchased?
    Comment on: SSDI AND SSI HELP..I CONTINUE TO KEEP DOCTORS AND THERPIST APPTS. AND STILL DENIED THIS EFFERCTS MY DAILY LIVING!!!!HELP

    Posted in Sophiasdad on Feb 8, 2011

    These are not endorsements and are forwarded for information purposes for you to research:

    http://www.helpguide.org/mental/pdf/emdr.pdf

    http://www.rescue-workers.com/

    http://www.usm.edu/socialwork/scurfield/index.php
    Comment on: About Angels Over All

    Posted in Angels Over All on Feb 7, 2011

    Congrats! May all your dreams be fulfilled.
    Comment on: About thedavefund

    Posted in thedavefund on Jan 30, 2011

    Check this page for help and how to's. http://portal.hud.gov/hudportal/HUD?src=/topics/avoiding_foreclosure
    Comment on: About otupac

    Posted in otupac on Jan 28, 2011... modified on Jan 28, 2011

    Almost all hospitals are required to provide some "charity care" programs. You can search your state of Delaware's official page and search for "Charity Care" info and or search the web page of the treating hospital for info. If you still cannot find it, contact the hospital's "patient Advocate" to inquire. Just came across the following web site which may offer more insight into how to handle this situation: http://www.hospitalvictims.com/hv_about.asp Best of luck.

    Comment on: About patrixstyle

    Posted in patrixstyle on Jan 28, 2011

    I find the Sefan search engine to be the most reliable for up to date info on food pantries and programs available in NJ. See: http://www.njahc.org/food-pantries.html
    Comment on: About ezduzitjoey

    Posted in ezduzitjoey on Jan 24, 2011

     in response to ezduzitjoey...   Start with the local housing authority and ask for a list of properties that they have on file which accept voucher.
    Comment on: What's on your heart and mind today?

    Posted in How are you today? on Jan 23, 2011

     in response to Crosseyedangel...   No legitimate business would solicit you about a loan thru your e-mail account in that manner. Also, they would have a registered business e-mail not a yahoo, etc. account. Don't be fooled.
    Comment on: Get in touch with Aidpage Team

    Posted in AidpageTeam on Jan 17, 2011

    Just noticed this new feature added to aidpage: Click here

    A Great Idea!

    Comment on: Personal Grants

    Posted in Aidpage New Jersey on Jan 15, 2011... modified on Jan 15, 2011

    Personal grants bridging the gaps in funding for talented athletes:

    http://www.levelfieldfund.org/

    Comment on: Here is my story, bare with me on this. I'm not too good at this

    Posted in flagg7559 on Jan 14, 2011

    If she is a US Citizen then try this:

    http://travel.state.gov/travel/tips/emergencies/emergencies_1212.html

    Emergencies and Crises
    Print Email The State Department's Office of American Citizen Services and Crisis Management (ACS) supports the work of our overseas embassies and consulates in providing emergency services to Americans traveling or living abroad. We also assist in non-emergency matters of birth, identity, passport, citizenship, registration, judicial assistance, and estates. ACS can facilitate the transfer of funds overseas to assist U.S. citizens in need, repatriate the remains of loved ones who have died overseas, assist victims of crime, and help U.S. citizens who are detained in foreign prisons. In other words, ACS is here to assist you and your family whenever and wherever we can.

    ACS also administers a repatriation loan program to bring home destitute Americans. We operate a 24-hour Duty Officer Program and Crisis Response Teams who work on task forces convened to deal with natural or man-made disasters.

    Click here for a list of links to travel information from other countries

    How to Contact Us

    OVERSEAS CITIZENS SERVICES: Call 1-888-407-4747 (from overseas: 202-501-4444) for answers related to questions concerning the:
    Death or Injury of an American citizen abroad
    Arrest/detention of an American citizen abroad
    Victims of crime abroad
    American citizens missing abroad
    Abduction of a child abroad
    Other Information:

    Get Help in a Foreign Country
    Help for American Victims of Crime Overseas
    Disaster Victims
    Disasters in the United States :

    www.disasterassistance.gov
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