District Of Columbia Benefits
Healthy Family Insurance (SCHIP)
SCHIP is an initiative by the District of Columbia and the U.S federal government which aims to provide health insurance to needy families in the state of Columbia. The DC healthy Family Insurance program provides health coverage to children, pregnant women, and adolescents under the age of 19 who reside on their own other individuals who meet the specified eligibility requirements.
» Healthy Family Insurance Application Instructions & Eligibility Requirements
Higher Education Financial Services - DC Tuition Assistance Program (DCAS & DTAG)
The DC higher education financial service is a state program that offers tuition fee assistance and scholarships for residents of DC. Programs and services offered by the higher education financial services include: the DC adoption scholarship program and the D.C tuition assistance program. The tuition assistance program offered by the Higher Education Financial services help undergraduate students to pay out of state college tuition fees, while the adoption scholarships offers grants and awards to adopted children in D.C.
» Higher Education Financial Services - DC Tuition Assistance Program Application Instructions & Eligibility Requirements
SSDI
In the District of Columbia, residents who meet the eligibility requirements can receive Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits. The SSDI program provides support for individuals who are unable to work due to a disability.
Veterans Disability
The District of Columbia offers Veterans Disability Benefits to veterans who have been injured or developed a medical condition during their active military service. This financial support is part of a comprehensive range of benefits designed to honor their service and sacrifice. Along with disability benefits, veterans in the District of Columbia can access VA Life Insurance, comprehensive healthcare services, Veterans Readiness and Employment, and much more.