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1 ημέρα πριν · Welcome to Georgia Gateway. To apply for SNAP, TANF, MA, CAPS, or WIC, please select the Apply for Benefits button below. If you already receive benefits, and you would like to create an account so you can manage your benefits online, select the Create an Account button below.
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To access services, visit https://gateway.ga.gov/. For case or technical assistance, call the Help Desk at 1-877-423-4746. Below are videos and materials providing general information about Georgia Gateway. Please feel free to use these resources for outreach, lobby information and community events. Customers Video
You can start an application for Georgia Medicaid through Georgia Gateway, the state government’s web portal for accessing assistance programs. When you create an account, you can apply for or renew benefits, upload documents, and report changes to your case — all at no cost.
29 Δεκ 2017 · DBHDD provides services to people with intellectual and other disabilities, such as cerebral palsy and autism, who require services similar to those needed by people with an intellectual disability. State-supported services help families continue to care for a relative when possible.
With Georgia Access, Georgians have access to a variety of resources to help them understand how to apply, shop, and enroll in coverage, including access to people who can help them right in their community.
