FoodShare Help
To see if you may be eligible or to apply, go to access.wi.gov.
Application Registration,
(HCF 16019A) (PDF, 410KB) — A short
form to get you started with with your FoodShare request.
Application,
(HCF 16019B) (PDF, 472KB)
— A full application for FoodShare.
Guide to Applying for Wisconsin's Health and Nutrition
Programs, PHC 16091, (English,
Hmong, Spanish), (PDF, 181KB)
Enrollment
and Benefits handbook, (English,
Hmong, Spanish), (PDF, 276KB)
— To learn more about your FoodShare benefits.
Income Change Report, (HCF 16066)
(PDF, 111KB) — To report changes in your income. You can
also report
changes online at access.wisconsin.gov.
Change Report
for people who are age 60 or over, blind or a person with a disability, (HCF 16066)
(PDF, 110KB)
— To
report changes. You can also report changes online at access.wisconsin.gov.
Designation
of Authorized Buyer or Alternate Payee, (HCF
16004) (PDF, 100KB) — To appoint someone to be able to help you
use your benefits.
Authorization of Representative
(HCF 10126)
(PDF,
600KB) — To appoint someone to apply for FoodShare for you.
Fair Hearing
Request, (DHA 28) (exit DHS; PDF, 100KB)
— To request a hearing if you don't agree with a decision about
your benefits.
Fair
Hearing Voluntary Withdrawal (DHA 17) (PDF,
10KB) — If you want to withdraw your request for a hearing.
Other Links
Agency
Directory - To find the telephone number and address of your local
agency.
Income
Limits - To find current income limits.
More information about Foodshare can be found at dhfs.wisconsin.gov/foodshare/.
Legal
Services - To find the name and telephone number of who in your area
can provide you with legal help. You may also go to:
Last Revised:
July 02, 2008
