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Mobile Homeless ID Card Gains Federal Recognition for Social Security Use

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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The homeless ID card program in Mobile received federal recognition and is now accepted by the Social Security Administration’s national identity document database. Officer Justin Howard stated that the card can be used as supporting identification when someone applies for a replacement Social Security card. Mayor Spiro Cheriogotis noted that the program helps bridge the gap for people trying to reclaim benefits or find employment without standard identification.

From utv44.com

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The federal acceptance of the local ID card facilitates access to crucial government services, including Social Security and VA benefits. This recognition helps address administrative barriers that prevent individuals experiencing homelessness from securing necessary documentation for employment or aid.

A coordinator leads homeless outreach efforts, and Mayor Spiro Cheriogotis is considering a grant for city outreach in Mobile.

From utv44.com

Who's involved

  • MobileLocation where the homeless outreach program operates
  • Spiro CheriogotisMayor of Mobile who commented on the importance of the ID program

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