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Commodity Supplemental Food Program

Effective March, 2008, the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) income eligibility guidelines have changed for Senior Citizens 60 years of age and older who meet the following monetary guidelines:

Family of 1.... $1,127/monthly or less
Family of 2.... $1,517/monthly or less
This program is offered at most Senior Citizen Centers. For more information, call your area senior center.

TEFAP Commodity Foods
TEFAP is an additional food commodity program. It is distributed quarterly on the regular commodity day. TEFAP has a higher income qualification.
Family of 1.... $1,387/monthly or less
Family of 2.... $1,867/monthly or less

Home Delivered Meals
A hot meal and cold snack are delivered five days a week to persons who meet the following eligibility requirements:
60 years of age or older or be the spouse of
someone 60 years of age.
• Unable to cook and have no one to prepare
meals.
• Homebound - confined to their home or unable to
leave their home under normal circumstances. The program is available on a temporary or ongoing basis. Donations are accepted to help contribute to the financial needs of the service.

MiCafe
The Michigan's Coordinated Access to Food for the Elderly (MiCafe) project makes it easier for seniors to get the food they need to live healthy lives through the Food Assistance Program. The purpose of the Food Assistance Program is to end hunger and improve nutrition and health for all citizens. It helps low income households buy the food they need and maintain their health and independence. This assistance is provided through electronic benefits that can be used just like cash at most grocery stores. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call your local Senior Center.


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