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My Vault is a shared service of Disability Hub MN, DB101, and HB101. You can access My Vault from each of these sites.
A Vault account lets you save favorite pages, do activities and store files on HB101, DB101, and the Hub.
With the MN Employment Professional role, professionals who support people get advanced sorting and management of their files and contacts in the Vault. This makes it easier to organize and track work and support people in the Vault.
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See which programs may help you pay for basic needs.
How to see which Social Security and state benefits you get.
SSI helps people with disabilities and seniors who have low income and resources.
SSDI helps people with disabilities who worked and paid Social Security taxes.
MSA is a state program that helps many people who get SSI.
Private disability insurance helps people who paid premiums or whose employers did.
Section 8, Housing Support, and other programs help pay for housing.
MFIP helps families pay for basic needs like food, clothing, and rent.
SNAP, also known as Food Support or Food Stamps, helps you pay for food.
GA helps people without children pay for basic needs like rent and clothing.
State programs help low-income parents pay for child care.
The Energy Assistance Program helps low-income people pay for heating.
See which programs can help you stay healthy.
Try this interactive guide to see your health coverage options.
MA is public health coverage. There are different ways to qualify.
For people with and without disabilities who have low income.
For people with disabilities who have low income.
For people with disabilities who work. No income limit.
Help people with disabilities live in the community, not facilities.
Medicare is public health coverage for people with disabilities and seniors.
Your job, your parent's job, or your spouse's job may offer private health coverage as a benefit.
You can get private health coverage through MNsure. The government may help you pay for it.
MinnesotaCare is public health coverage for low-income people who can't get MA.
Need costly medications? Living with HIV/AIDS? Want to see the big picture? Get more info.
See how you can get help paying for prescription drugs.
Program HH helps Minnesotans with HIV/AIDS pay for HIV-related drugs.
See how the Affordable Care Act changed health coverage.
Find out how disability benefits programs work, and learn how to plan for changes in the future.
Resources, benefits, and laws can help you if you recently became disabled.
Resources, benefits, and laws can help you if you have a progressive disability.
Susan's life changed after she had a car accident and started getting SSDI.
Watch videos to learn more about benefits, and see how work can help people get to their best life.
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