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electronic benefit transfer (EBT), an ATM-like card that is recognized at participating
groceries and markets.
Constituent Services Fund
Each DC City Council Member maintains a Constituent Services Fund. Each council
member is allowed to raise $80,000 per year toward the fund. The fund can be used to
support any activity or program which provides charitable, scientific, educational,
medical, recreational services for DC residents, also to help residents pay utility bills,
purchase groceries, pay back rent or mortgages, support scholarship funds for
students.
To apply for a Constituent Services Fund award, contact the office of the respective
councilmember serving the Ward where they reside. Each resident has five
councilmembers they can petition for funds, one serving the single ward and four
councilmembers at-large serving the entire city. Office of DC City Council (202) 724-
8000 www.dccouncil.us.gov
Project Reboot
4 Choke Cherry Road, Rockville, MD 20850
(301) 330-0034 www.reboot.cpcug.org
Dennis Courtney, President-Reboot Project
Provides income eligible families (MD, VA, DC) with a refurbished computer ($25 or
lower), plus supporting equipment, (PC monitor, mouse and keyboard) at additional
low cost. Each computer includes Microsoft Windows 7 operating system. Referrals
only accepted from pre-approved Project Reboot agents. ORD is an approved referring
agent. Limit 3 computers per family. Pickup computers on (Mon 1pm to 5pm, Wed
10am to 4pm). Must have signed referral form and cash to purchase equipment.
SafeLink Wireless
1-800-SafeLink (1-800-723-3546) www.safelinkwireless.com
Free wireless cell phone and texts service (1000 texts, 250 phone minutes), monthly.
To qualify, users must participate in at least one of the below assistance programs:
• Medicaid
• Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
• Supplemental Security Income (SSI)
• Federal Public Housing Assistance (including Section 8)
• Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP)
• Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF)
• The National School Lunch Program’s Free Lunch Program
SafeLink enrollment agents frequent the ESA office at 645 H Street, NE to enroll new
users. Must show proof of income before receiving service.
Child and Family Services Agency (CFSA)
200 I Street, SE 20003
(202) 442-6000 (Child Abuse Hotline/Protective Services) Hotline (202) 671-7233
(202) 671-7233, Fax (202) 727-2779 www.cfsa.dc.gov
Brenda Donald, Director
Abuse and neglect services (preventive and protective): Foster care, adoption services,
24-hour neglect investigation. 24 hour Emergency Protective Service (202) 842-0888.
Adult Resource Directory: 2013
Community & Confinement Access Guide