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• DFR Home
• Health Coverage
  • CHIP (Children's Health Insurance Plan)
  • Hoosier Healthwise
  • HIP (Health Indiana Plan)
  • Hospital Care for the Indigent
• Food Stamps
• Electronic Benefits Transfer
• Forms/Statistics/Reports
  • Forms
  • Statistics
  • Reports
• Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF)
• IMPACT Job Training
• Child Care
• Head Start
• Where do I Apply?
• Indiana's Domestic Violence Program moved to the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute
• Related Programs and Links
  • Policy Manual
  • Indiana Commission on the Social Status of Black Males

• The DFRv is a fully functional FSSA office on wheels – allowing our staff to process applications and provide Food Stamps, temporary assistance and Medicaid anywhere in the state.

• The DFRv was a key component of FSSA’s disaster relief efforts that provided affected Indiana residents more than 80,000 Emergency Food Stamps in 2008.

• The mobile unit is staffed and equipped with four laptop PC processing stations and a printer in order to best serve our clients.

• The DFRv has a mobile satellite dish – allowing staff to work wherever and whenever needed to assist clients.

• This converted 35’ by 8’ trailer allows FSSA to go directly to our clients in each modernized community across the state.

To find out when the DFRv will be in your community visit the DFRv Calendar.

For inquiries about the DFRv or to request a DFRv tour stop in your area, please contact DFRv@fssa.in.gov.

• Apply for Services
• Locate an Office
• Child Care
• Check My Food Stamp Balance
• Forms.IN.gov

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1. Apply for Medicaid.
2. Know how much Hoosier Healthwise costs.
3. Find a Medicaid doctor.
4. Find a Medicaid dentist.
5. Obtain Hoosier Rx coverage.
6. Apply for CHIP
7. Quit smoking.
8. Report suspected fraud or abuse.