I thank each and every individual whom has found a way to direct another humanbeing to a better mindset for hope and breathrough in his or her dilemma. However, I must caution all, that our government system means business. For instance, in order to pass for the food stamp program, you must pass a poverty test. This means you have to be at a certain level of poverty.
Please do not be alarmed! This is why you set your mind and came to the conclusion that food and money has become little to none in your household. This is what our government system had in mind; as it is written all men are created equal. The problem is, if you have an education or your family size is not large enough. I do not suggest you angryily increase the size of your family. There are churches, whose staff participate in donating non perishable foods to the public whom are in need. There are organizations whom request that you bring your own box or bags to the food warehouse and pack your own groceries.
These organizations direct those whose income is too large to be considered poverty. The decision is made durng the psychological social. For instance, workers compensation and Social services offer ways to reduce but not prevent poverty. Normally, it is the work in processing and lack of communication which forces the needy American into the arena of asking for the basic necessities.
The American system is not perfect, nor does the movement speed up when the citizen in need yells. My best suggestion is, do not be afraid to ask for direction to maintain a healthy living style. Always report to the organization the information needed, to assist you back into a healthier lifestyle. Never,feel offended or overwhelmed, each american citizen was included in the declaration of independance and the American Constitution, some laws are subjected for scrutinization because of cause.
Soup kitchens located in churches
Junior colleges would have information regarding the food warehouses for the low income citizen in need.
Sincerely
Barb-- We are regular folks!Intern
