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Here are SOME answers to SOME questions
About these changes.
Will I still qualify for Apple Health after October 1?
You still qualify for Apple Health after October 1 if your status is:
• U.S. Citizen or National
• Lawful permanent resident who has met or is exempt from the 5-year bar
• Compact of Free Association (COFA) Islanders
• Cuban-Haitian entrants
Children, pregnant individuals, and individuals within 12 months after pregnancy will be covered by
Apple Health regardless of immigration status if they meet all other requirements.
Will I lose my Apple Health coverage because of my immigration or citizenship status?
People with the following immigration status will lose Apple Health coverage after
September 30, 2026:
• Asylees
• Conditional entrants
• Refugees
• Individuals for whom deportation or removal has been withheld
• Victims of trafficking
• Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) self-petitioners
• Parolees, including: individuals paroled as part of the Afghan Allies Protection Act of 2006;
Afghans granted humanitarian parole between July 31, 2021 and September 30, 2023; and
Ukrainians granted humanitarian parole between February 24, 2022 and September 30, 2024.
How will I know if this change affects me?
State agencies sent letters via mail and email to everyone affected by this change. If you didn’t receive
a letter, you may not be affected – or your contact info is out of date!
Keep your contact info updated with the state and report any changes to your status. See contact
information below.
What can I do to keep health coverage if I’m no longer covered by Apple Health?
Individuals who lose coverage may still qualify for certain coverage types if they meet eligibility
requirements.
I am receiving ongoing treatment and medications. What happens if I lose coverage?
For anyone no longer qualifying for Apple Health coverage starting October 1, 2026, they will need to
apply for Emergency Medical (AEM).
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Seattle’s Teen Summer Musical has reached a milestone anniversary of 30 years / 25 shows!
“The Wiz” by Seattle’s Teen Summer Musical will be staged downtown at the iconic Benaroya Hall and promises to be a can’t miss family favorite good time!
This year’s production begins with a heartouching celebration of Aunty Em & Uncle Henry’s 25th Anniversary that gives Dorothy’s tornado-swept quest to get back home an even greater sense of urgency!
This story is embodied by a wildly talented cast of 80 kids who bring the yellow brick road to life as they make their way to the Emerald City!
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Presentation by: Holly Rehm, M.Ed, BCBA, LBA
Saturday, August 5, 2023
11 AM PT (SEATTLE TIME)
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WHEN:
DECEMBER 5th, 2020, Saturday via Zoom 10:00a-12:00pm
Mr. Terry will discuss a range of topics including single parenting, self-care, child development, support within your community and much more.
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INTERCULTURAL CHILDREN & FAMILY SERVICES KINSHIP PROGRAM – WE ARE LOOKING FOR KINSHIP CAREGIVERS IN KING COUNTY!!
Registration and attendance is required to receive a $100 gift card.
(* Gift cards are limited to the first 100 Kinship Caregivers who are 55 and older, LIVING IN KING COUNTY).
This fun and informative workshop is designed to introduce self-care tips for Kinship Caregivers during the pandemic and the holiday season.
This new program provides support, education and services to KING COUNTY Kinship Caregivers. This project is funded by VSHSL Dept of Community and Human Services.
NOTE: Kinship Care;
“Kinship care is a term used in the United States for the RAISING OF CHILDREN by grandparents, other extended family members, and adults with whom they have a close family-like relationship such as godparents and close family friends”.
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Hi Everyone,
We are helping to spread the word about an important phone call that will be taking place on Wednesday, July 1st 2020. If you can please share the information with child care providers and caregivers so that they learn about this opportunity that would be greatly appreciated.
Kind regards, Hello Child Care Provider and Child Care Community Member:
You are invited to a Zoom meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZclfuirqDwvHtIuV3lBh0II_-7A5u8MCxYU
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