Re[2]: Re: Costs and Care--Two Mold Treatment Issues

[Guest guest]

Many have received SSD. There are also HEAP benefits for those who

can't afford to heat their homes in the winter. I don't know how long

these things will last, though, with the current administration. I

hear your frustration and know that most agencies are not helpful at

all. However, there are some that are. Social services is a beginning.

If you're over 55, there are senior agencies out there that provide

meals, legal help, and many other services at no charge. Some churches

are also extremely helpful too. Mine has given away cars and looked

for shelter for the homeless. It also has a food pantry and clothing

provisions. Since yours is a work issue, ADA should force your

employer to make reasonable accommodations for you. You do have to

fill out the papers, though.

Barth

TOXIC MOLD SURVEY: www.presenting.net/sbs/sbssurvey.html

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e> I was referring to the run-of-the-mill agencies such as welfare,

e> Medicaid, ADA, Red Cross, Salvation Army, etc. I don't know of any

e> specialized agencies that have funding for victims of mold as yet. that's why

we must not give up

e> Are You Joking? ADA, Red Cross, Salvation Army, etc.don't forget NAACP the

list goes on!?.

e> What People WETHEPEOPLE!?.

e> E