Temporary food assistance to low-income households and individuals eligible for the Food Assistance Program is provided by the U.S. Department of Agriculture It is provided by the Ministry.

Eligibility is based on the financial situation of all members in the household.
Anyone who lives together and buys and prepares food together is considered a member of the same household group.

In general, they review your expenses, assets, and income to determine the possible benefits you may be.

You must complete and submit an application to determine whether you are able to receive help with assistance such as food, Medicaid, childcare, temporary cash, an emergency, etc. through MDHHS.
When you apply, you may have to provide information about all members of your household.

The best way to determine the right and apply this online is through MI Bridges.
Applications can be delivered by hand, mailed or faxed to their local office.
Payment:
Customers receive a Michigan Bridge Card to purchase certain food products and access cash benefits at various retailers and ATMs across the state.