Just to put in my $0.02......Food Stamps are mildly easier to get. For example, my monthly income is $926/mo, I am single with no kids and I get a whopping $16/mo in Food Stamps mostly due to my medical bills each month. If it wasn't for those I would not get anything.

As far as the free cells phones, you can get them if you do not have medicaid nor food stamps, but it is a longer process.

If you can find an open waitlist for public housing or section 8 still apply since by being disabled you will get points that will move you up the list.

Some programs that may also help include:

LIHEAP - for energy bill assistance

Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) - To help reduce your energy bill by replacing different items at your residence (even if rented) such as windows, refridgerator, a/c, weather stripping, etc.

In my county as well as others they have a cab program where you spend $3 each way and you don't have to worry about tipping the driver. Check with your local transportation dept.

Medicare Savings Program - They have different levels of assistance that are based on your income and the number of people in your family. You can find this on the Medicare sight under 'Medicare Basics'. It can help with Part B premiums, prescriptions, and you may even qualify for Medicaid. This is run by the individuals state.

Medicare Advantage Plans - Many do not require additional payment and they provide greater service than regular Medicare such as reduced copays like $10 for a regular doctor and $30 for a specialist. They can also provide out of network coverage.

I hope any of these can help.