HELPFUL PROGRAMS IN IOWA COUNTY - Mineral Point Unified School District

Monthly Family Income Levels

Group Size **	Category A 100% FPL*	Category B 130% FPL*	Category C 150% FPL*	Category D 185% FPL*	Category E 200% FPL*	Category F 300% FPL*
1	$908	$1,180	$1,361	$1,679	$1,815	$2,723
2	$1,226	$1,594	$1,839	$2,268	$2,452	$3,678
3	$1,544	$2,007	$2,316	#2,857	$3,088	$4,633
4	$1,863	$2,421	$2,794	$3,446	$3,725	$5,588
5	$2,181	$2,835	$3,271	$4,035	$4,362	$6,543
6	$2,499	$3,249	$3,749	$4,623	$4,998	$7,498

*FPL: Federal Poverty Level. This level is determined by the U.S Department of Health and Human Services. Feveral Poverty Levels for all family sizes can be found at: http://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/medicaid/fpl/fpl.htm

**Includes adults, children and infants

These numbers were published in 2011.

Helpful Programs in Iowa County

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Your Connection to Programs for Health, Nurtrition and Child Care.

BadgerCare +

Health insurance coverage for:

* All children birth to age 19 regardless of income.
* Pregnant women with family income up to Category G (see table)
* Parents and relatives who care for a child with family income up to Category E
* Parents whose children are in foster care with family income up to Category E
* Farmers and self-employed parents with family income (minus depreciation) up to Category E
* Young adults (ages 18-20) who are leaving foster care regardless of income

Iowa County Social Services

Pays for some childcare costs for families with limited incomes. You may qualify if you have a child under 13 or a child with special needs under 18. You need to be either working, in school or in a job training.

SWCAP

WIC provides healthy food and referrals to health care. This program is for pregnant women and new mothers and infants and children up to age 5.

Wisconsin Home Energy Assistance

WHEAP pays a portion of household energy bills. Select the "Where to Apply" tab to find your local energy assistance agency and to view the family income guidelines for a heating season.

Wisconsin Works

Cash assistance program for people who have children under 19 living in the home and for people who have lost their job but do not qualify for Unemployment Insurance.

Free/reduced Price Lunch

Mineral Point Schools has this program for children. It provides free or reduced price meals to children who may qualify.

The Mineral Point Unified School District, in accordance with Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972 and other Federal and State regulations, hereby declares that it is committed to the principle of equal education and employment opportunity and, accordingly, does not discriminate as to sex, race, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, creed, pregnancy, marital or parental status, sexual orientation, or physical, mental, emotional, or learning disability. Any inquiries or complaints alleging non-compliance with Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972 or other Federal and State civil rights or nondiscrimination regulations shall be referred to the Title IX Coordinator of the Mineral Point Unified School District.

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705 Ross St.                                   705 Ross St.                                 705 Ross St.    611 Cothern St.
Mineral Point, WI                          Mineral Point, WI                         Mineral Point, WI                           Mineral Point, WI
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