Guide to Lifeline internet and phone discount—eligibility, application process, and renewal for low income internet ...

People on Medicaid are eligible for discounts from cell phone companies like Safelink through Lifeline even after the Affordable Connectivity Program ends.

Julie Maestas didn’t know what she was going to do. Maestas, 48, lives at Camp Resolution in North Sacramento and has a Lifeline phone, which are typically free or low-cost from the government ...

A different program dating back to 1985, Lifeline, provides low-income households a discount of $9.25 a month, or $34.25 a month for those on Tribal lands, for internet and/or phone service.

Chancellar Williams in “McCaskill looks to cut Lifeline for Missouri residents” (July 4) spotlights the folly of eliminating the Universal Service Fund Lifeline program that provides ...

A different program dating back to 1985, Lifeline, provides low-income households a discount of $9.25 a month, or $34.25 a month for those on Tribal lands, for internet and/or phone service.

A different program dating back to 1985, Lifeline, provides low-income households a discount of $9.25 a month, or $34.25 a month for those on Tribal lands, for internet and/or phone service.

A different program dating back to 1985, Lifeline, provides low-income households a discount of $9.25 a month, or $34.25 a month for those on Tribal lands, for internet and/or phone service.