haascapes.blogg.se - Betesebe ebs program

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To prevent redundancies, posts may be removed if they don't provide sufficient and additional information.In order to prevent any one user from flooding the subreddit, excessively(more than two in 12 hours) posting is prohibited.We welcome Korean language links, but we encourage Korean language posts to have an objective, English summary in the comments. Although this subreddit is about Korea, its users are primarily English speakers.Summarizing an article in the title is ok, but keep it free of opinion, commentary, or loaded language not contained in the article. Titles for news posts should ideally be as close to the title of the report as possible.Ask a mod, the general discussion thread, or a chatroom for help. Question posts may be removed if they can be answered on a Google search within two~ish pages of results. Check the Wiki, FAQ, browse the front page, or use the search box to see if a relevant post was made.if they have no larger relevance to Korea. This can include translation requests, celebrity news, music videos, tech news, etc, esp.

They may be removed if linked content is not specifically about Korea.

Posts should be about news, culture, and life in Korea.

Use "site:/r/korea " on Google to search for something.

See /r/BeginnerKorean and /r/Korean for language questions, or /r/translator for translation requests.

For posts on visas, university, and living in Korea, refer to the pinned thread during the weekend or on r/Living_in_Korea.

If you are deaf, hard of hearing or Deaf-Blind, use American Sign Language and need help with your benefits, you may choose to contact the deaf disability benefit specialist at the Office for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. Tribal elders may choose to work with a tribal benefit specialist. Find a benefit specialist in your county of residence. Where can I find an elder benefit specialist?Įlder benefit specialists are employed by aging offices and aging and disability resource centers (ADRC) in every county in Wisconsin. Program statistics are available for 2011 through 2013: They serve people ages 60 and over. Services are free of charge. Similar services are available to younger adults with disabilities through a disability benefit specialist.ĮBS program brochures, P-20611B are available in multiple languages. Elder benefit specialists (EBS) help answer questions and solve problems related to Social Security, Medicare, health insurance and other public and private benefits for older adults.