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Facebook Profile Twitter Profile LinkedIn Profile Instagram Profile Family, Financial, and Emergency Services Tri-County Community Action Partnership (TCCAP) can help you apply for health insurance, apply for SNAP food assistance, prepare your tax returns, start a business, enroll in a matched savings program, access transportation loans, and provide other emergency financial assistance.
TCCAP’s MNsure Navigator helps individuals and families enroll for health insurance coverage through Minnesota’s MNsure health insurance exchange. TCCAP’s MNsure Navigator will help determine if applicants qualify for Medicaid or MinnesotaCare. The MNsure Navigator will help clients choose and enroll in the right program for them.
Emergency Services Assistance TCC Action Community-Services-Application-FILLABLE or Print. pdf TCCAP can provide emergency services such as rent or deposit assistance, help to avoid having utilities shut-off, and other one-time emergency needs to low-income individuals and families. * Only For Crow Wing County : If services requested is over $750, please complete & submit the Multi Agency ROI also.
Crow Wing Cty Multi Agency Release of Information Form – Fillable or Print Family Assets for Independence Minnesota (FAIM) FAIM is a matched savings program for individuals striving to create a savings account for purchasing their first home, starting a business, or pursuing post-secondary education. This program deposits $3 for each $1 the individual deposits into the savings account.
SNAP Combined Application 07-2022 The SNAP Outreach program provides education, referrals, and assistance to clients applying for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). SNAP is the largest American program providing nutrition assistance to qualifying low-income individuals and families.
Small Business Loan Programs Self Employment Business Loan Application – Fillable or Print Blank TCCAP offers low-income individuals small business startup or expansion loans up to $25,000. The program also provides child care provider business startup or expansion loans up to $3,000. Repayment terms are reasonable and flexible.
Women and minority business owners are encouraged to apply. Transportation Loan Application – Fillable or Print Blank TCCAP can help low-income individuals who need to purchase ($4,000 maximum) or repair ($1,000 maximum) a vehicle in order to continue going to school, making medical appointments, or getting to work. Repayment terms are flexible.
The individual must be employed or have a valid job offer, have a current Minnesota driver’s license, and meet income guidelines. Tax Documents Needed for Appointment – Click Here Tax Documents Needed for Appointment – Spanish TCCAP provides free income tax form preparation services to individuals with annual income below $35,000 and families with annual income below $67,000.
Contact TCCAP today to schedule an appointment or inquire about Family, Financial, and Emergency Services. TCCAP services are available to residents of Crow Wing, Morrison, and Todd counties. 888-441-7215 https://www.
tccaction. com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/Volunteers-Needed-Flyer. pdf Tri-County Community Action Partnership (TCC) is recruiting volunteers to assist with our Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) sites which provide free tax preparation services for low-to-moderate income taxpayers in our community.
Don’t know that much about taxes? No problem — you’ll get specialized training, or you can choose a volunteer role that doesn’t require tax law certification. The hours are flexible, the training is free, and the time commitment is up to you.
VOLUNTEERS are needed for tax sites located in: Long Prairie, Little Falls and Brainerd - Contact Us Now! Contact TCCAP today to schedule an appointment or inquire about Family, Financial, and Emergency Services. TCCAP services are available to residents of Crow Wing, Morrison, and Todd counties.
Toll Free (888) 441-7215 or email info@tccaction. com for assistance. It is the policy of Tri-County Community Action Partnership to provide equal employment opportunities without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, disability, marital status, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, or any other protected characteristic under applicable law.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Families with children in the service area of Tri-County Community Action Partnership (Minnesota). Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Car Purchase and Repair Loans is funded by Tri-County Community Action Partnership (TCCAP). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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