What is the CARE income limit for 2026?

For 2026, the CARE income limit is 200% of the Federal Poverty Level. For a single person, that is $3,160/month ($37,920/year). A household of 4 can earn up to $6,504/month ($78,048/year). You can also qualify automatically if you or someone in your household receives Medi-Cal, CalFresh, CalWORKs, WIC, SSI, LIHEAP, or other qualifying assistance programs.

Does my landlord need to apply for CARE if utilities are included in rent?

If the utility account is in your landlord's name, the landlord must apply for CARE or FERA on behalf of the household. However, if you have your own utility account (even in an apartment), you can apply directly. For master-metered buildings where the landlord pays the utility bill, California law (CPUC rules) requires landlords to pass through any CARE discount savings to tenants. Ask your landlord if they've applied for CARE on the building's account.

⚡ CARE & FERA · California Energy Discount Programs · Updated May 2026

CARE & FERA 2026: Energy Bill Discount Eligibility

Q: What is the difference between CARE and FERA?

CARE (California Alternate Rates for Energy) provides a 30-35% discount on electricity and 20% on gas for households at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level. FERA (Family Electric Rate Assistance) provides an 18% discount on electricity only for households of 3+ people earning between 200-250% FPL. FERA is available only through PG&E and SCE. If you qualify for CARE, you should apply for CARE instead since it offers a larger discount.

Q: Can I get both CARE and FERA at the same time?

No. CARE and FERA are mutually exclusive — you can only receive one. If your income is at or below 200% FPL, you qualify for CARE (the larger discount). FERA is specifically for households of 3+ people whose income falls between 200-250% FPL — above the CARE threshold but still within a moderate range. If you qualify for CARE, always choose CARE.

Q: Do I need to re-certify for CARE or FERA?

Yes. CARE and FERA require periodic recertification, typically every 2 years. Your utility company will send you a recertification notice before your discount expires. You'll need to verify your income or qualifying program enrollment again. If you don't recertify by the deadline, your discount will be removed from your account until you reapply.

Q: Does CARE or FERA work with rooftop solar?

Yes. CARE and FERA discounts apply to your electricity charges regardless of whether you have rooftop solar. If you're on a net energy metering (NEM) plan, the CARE discount applies to the charges on your bill after solar credits. CARE customers may also be eligible for additional solar programs like SOMAH (Solar on Multifamily Affordable Housing) or DAC-SASH (Disadvantaged Communities Single-Family Affordable Solar Housing).

Q: How much will I save with CARE or FERA?

CARE customers typically save $30-50 per month on electricity (30-35% discount) and an additional $10-15 per month on gas (20% discount), depending on usage. FERA customers typically save $15-25 per month on electricity (18% discount). Actual savings depend on your energy usage, rate plan, and utility provider. Higher-usage households save more in absolute dollars.

CARE and FERA reduce your electricity and gas bills by 18-35%. Over 4.5 million California households participate. If your income is at or below 250% of the Federal Poverty Level, you likely qualify for one of these programs.

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4.5M+ CA households enrolled in CARE

30-35% CARE discount on electricity

$30-50 Typical monthly savings (CARE)

What Are CARE & FERA?

CARE (California Alternate Rates for Energy) provides a 30-35% discount on electricity and a 20% discount on natural gas to qualifying low-income households. It is the largest utility discount program in California, serving over 4.5 million households.

FERA (Family Electric Rate Assistance) provides an 18% discount on electricity only to households of 3 or more people with income between 200-250% of the Federal Poverty Level. FERA is designed for families who earn too much for CARE but still need energy cost relief.

Both programs are funded by California's public utilities and mandated by the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC). There are no fees, no deposits, and no repayment required. The discount is applied directly to your monthly utility bill.

CARE vs. FERA: Side-by-Side Comparison

CARE and FERA are related but distinct programs. Here's how they compare:

Feature	CARE	FERA
Income Limit	≤ 200% FPL	200-250% FPL
Household Size	Any (1+ person)	3+ people only
Electricity Discount	30-35%	18%
Gas Discount	20%	Not available
Typical Monthly Savings	$30-50	$15-25
Participating Utilities	PG&E, SCE, SDG&E, SoCalGas, and others	PG&E and SCE only
Categorical Eligibility	Yes (Medi-Cal, CalFresh, etc.)	No (income-only)
Recertification	Every 2 years	Every 2 years

Key Rule: You cannot receive both CARE and FERA simultaneously. If you qualify for CARE (≤200% FPL), always apply for CARE — it provides a larger discount. FERA exists specifically for households that earn too much for CARE but still need assistance.

2026 Income Limits: CARE & FERA

Income limits are based on the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). CARE covers households at or below 200% FPL. FERA covers households of 3+ between 200-250% FPL. You can also qualify for CARE automatically through categorical eligibility (enrollment in qualifying programs).

Household Size	CARE Limit (200% FPL)	FERA Limit (250% FPL)	CARE Annual	FERA Annual
1 person	$3,160	N/A*	$37,920	N/A*
2 people	$4,274	N/A*	$51,288	N/A*
3 people	$5,390	$6,738	$64,680	$80,850
4 people	$6,504	$8,130	$78,048	$97,560
5 people	$7,620	$9,525	$91,440	$114,300
6 people	$8,734	$10,918	$104,808	$131,010
7 people	$9,850	$12,313	$118,200	$147,750
8 people	$10,964	$13,705	$131,568	$164,460

*FERA requires a minimum household size of 3. Households of 1-2 should apply for CARE instead. Source: 2026 Federal Poverty Guidelines. Add approximately $1,116/month (CARE) or $1,395/month (FERA) for each additional person above 8.

Who Qualifies?

Both CARE and FERA use income-based eligibility. CARE also offers categorical eligibility through enrollment in qualifying assistance programs.

CARE Eligibility (Two Paths)

💰 Income-Based

Total household income at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level. All sources of income count: wages, Social Security, disability, unemployment, pensions, child support, etc. No minimum household size.

🎯 Program-Based (Categorical)

If you or anyone in your household participates in any of these programs, you automatically qualify for CARE regardless of income: Medi-Cal, CalFresh (SNAP), CalWORKs (TANF), WIC, SSI/SSP, Head Start, LIHEAP, Tribal TANF, NSLA (school lunch), or BIA General Assistance.

🏠 Housing Programs

Residents of deed-restricted affordable housing, Section 8 HUD housing, or federally assisted housing also qualify for CARE. Must be receiving utility service in your own name or through a qualifying submetered arrangement.

👥 Tribal Land Residents

Members of a federally recognized tribe living on tribal land may qualify through the Tribal CARE variation, which provides the same discount rate. Contact your utility company directly for tribal-specific enrollment.

FERA Eligibility

👪 Income Between 200-250% FPL

Total household income above the CARE limit (200% FPL) but at or below 250% FPL. Must have 3 or more household members. Households of 1-2 people are not eligible for FERA.

⚡ Electricity Only

FERA provides an 18% discount on electricity only — no gas discount. Currently available through PG&E and SCE (Southern California Edison) only. SDG&E and SoCalGas do not offer FERA.

What Discount Do You Get?

The exact discount percentage depends on your utility provider and whether you're on CARE or FERA:

CARE Electricity: 30-35% off your total electric bill (varies by utility). PG&E: ~30%, SCE: ~30%, SDG&E: ~35%
CARE Natural Gas: ~20% off your gas bill. Available through PG&E, SoCalGas, SDG&E, and other gas providers
FERA Electricity: 18% off your electric bill. Only available through PG&E and SCE

Typical monthly savings: CARE customers save $30-50/month on combined electricity and gas. FERA customers save $15-25/month on electricity. Higher-usage households save more in absolute dollars — the discount is a percentage of your bill, not a flat amount.

Additional Benefits for CARE Customers: CARE customers also receive a waiver of the electricity service deposit (new accounts), exemption from certain rate surcharges, and may qualify for additional programs like ESAP (Energy Savings Assistance Program) which provides free home weatherization, appliance upgrades, and energy-efficient lighting.

Participating Utilities

California's investor-owned utilities (IOUs) all participate in CARE. FERA is more limited:

⚡ PG&E (Pacific Gas & Electric)

CARE + FERA. Serves Northern and Central CA. Apply online at pge.com/care or call 1-866-743-2273. Gas and electric discounts available.

⚡ SCE (Southern California Edison)

CARE + FERA. Serves Southern CA (electricity only). Apply online at sce.com/care or call 1-800-447-6620. Electric discount only (no gas service).

🔥 SoCalGas (Southern California Gas)

CARE only. Serves Southern CA (gas only). Apply online at socalgas.com/care or call 1-800-427-2200. 20% gas discount. FERA not available.

⚡ SDG&E (San Diego Gas & Electric)

CARE only. Serves San Diego County. Apply online at sdge.com/care or call 1-800-411-7343. Gas and electric discounts. FERA not available.

Smaller utilities: Several smaller California utilities also offer CARE (Bear Valley Electric, Liberty Utilities, PacifiCorp). If you're served by a municipal utility (LADWP, SMUD, etc.), check with your provider — many offer their own low-income discount programs that are similar to CARE but have separate applications.

How to Apply for CARE or FERA

Applying is free and takes about 10 minutes. You can apply through your utility company:

Check Which Program You Qualify For

Use the income table above or our free eligibility screener to determine whether you qualify for CARE (≤200% FPL) or FERA (200-250% FPL, 3+ household members). If you're already enrolled in Medi-Cal, CalFresh, CalWORKs, WIC, or SSI, you automatically qualify for CARE.

Apply Online, by Phone, or by Mail

Online: Visit your utility's website (links above) and complete the CARE/FERA application. Most utilities offer instant approval for categorical eligibility. By phone: Call your utility's CARE line (numbers above). By mail: Download and mail the application form from your utility's website.

Provide Income Verification or Program Proof

If applying based on income, you may need to submit income documentation (see checklist below). If applying based on a qualifying program (Medi-Cal, CalFresh, etc.), provide proof of enrollment — your utility may verify this electronically. Some utilities accept a self-certification initially and verify later.

Discount Applied to Your Bill

Once approved, the discount is applied automatically to your next billing cycle. No separate card or voucher — the discount appears as a line item on your regular utility bill. You'll see the CARE or FERA credit on every bill going forward until recertification is due (every 2 years).

Automatic Enrollment: Some utility companies partner with state agencies to automatically enroll qualifying customers. If you're already receiving CalFresh or Medi-Cal, you may receive a letter from your utility offering automatic CARE enrollment. Accept it — no additional paperwork required.

What Documents Do You Need?

What you need depends on how you qualify. If you qualify through a program, you generally need less documentation:

If Qualifying by Income:

📋 Most recent tax return (1040) or prior-year tax transcript

💰 Last 3 months of pay stubs for all working household members

📄 Social Security, SSI, or pension benefit statements

🏠 Unemployment or disability benefit letters

If Qualifying by Program Enrollment:

✅ Proof of enrollment: Medi-Cal Benefits Identification Card (BIC), CalFresh EBT card, or award letter

📧 Recent benefit notice or eligibility letter from the qualifying program

Self-certification: Some utilities (including PG&E) allow initial self-certification of income. You sign a statement declaring your household income and size. The utility may verify this later through a random audit — keep your income documents available. If audited, you'll have 45 days to provide documentation.

Common Misconceptions About CARE & FERA

MYTH

"CARE is only for people on welfare."

CARE serves working families. A household of 4 earning up to $6,504/month ($78,048/year) qualifies. Many two-income families with moderate wages are eligible. There is no work requirement, no stigma, and no welfare association — CARE is a utility rate program, not a social services program.

MYTH

"My landlord handles the bills, so I can't get CARE."

If you have your own utility account, you can apply directly. If utilities are in your landlord's name, they can apply for CARE on the account. California regulations (CPUC) require landlords in master-metered buildings to pass through CARE savings to tenants. Ask your landlord if they've enrolled the building account in CARE.

MYTH

"CARE doesn't work if you have solar panels."

CARE and FERA discounts apply regardless of whether you have rooftop solar. If you're on a net energy metering (NEM) plan, the CARE discount applies to the charges remaining after your solar credits. CARE customers may also be eligible for additional solar programs like SOMAH or DAC-SASH.

MYTH

"Applying for CARE will affect my immigration status."

CARE and FERA are utility discount programs, not public benefits programs. They are not administered by any government welfare agency. CARE and FERA are not considered in the federal public charge determination for immigration purposes. Your utility company does not share CARE enrollment information with immigration authorities.

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CARE/FERA recipients often qualify for other California benefits programs. Many of them (Medi-Cal, CalFresh, CalWORKs, WIC) automatically qualify you for CARE. Use our free screener to check all 7 programs at once:

CalFresh (food assistance) — EBT card for groceries; enrollment automatically qualifies you for CARE
Medi-Cal (free health insurance) — health coverage; enrollment automatically qualifies you for CARE
CalWORKs (cash assistance) — monthly cash aid for families with children; enrollment auto-qualifies for CARE
WIC (nutrition for women & children) — food benefits for pregnant women, infants, and children; enrollment auto-qualifies for CARE
Section 8 (housing vouchers) — rental assistance; Section 8 residents also qualify for CARE

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between CARE and FERA?

CARE provides a 30-35% discount on electricity and 20% on gas for households at or below 200% FPL (or enrolled in qualifying programs). FERA provides an 18% discount on electricity only for households of 3+ people earning between 200-250% FPL. CARE is available through all major California utilities; FERA is only available through PG&E and SCE. If you qualify for CARE, always apply for CARE — it's a bigger discount.

Can I get both CARE and FERA at the same time?

No. CARE and FERA are mutually exclusive. You can only receive one. If your income is at or below 200% FPL, you qualify for CARE (the larger discount). FERA is specifically for households whose income falls between 200-250% FPL — above the CARE threshold but still in a moderate range. There is no benefit to being on FERA if you qualify for CARE.

Do I need to re-certify for CARE or FERA?

Yes. CARE and FERA require recertification every 2 years. Your utility will send a recertification notice before your discount expires. You'll need to verify your income or program enrollment again. If you don't recertify by the deadline, the discount will be removed until you reapply. If you were categorically enrolled (via Medi-Cal, CalFresh, etc.), you may be recertified automatically if the utility can verify your continued enrollment.

Does my landlord need to apply if utilities are included in rent?

If the utility account is in your landlord's name, the landlord must apply for CARE on behalf of the household. However, CPUC rules require landlords in master-metered buildings to pass through any CARE discount savings to tenants. If you have your own utility account (even in an apartment), apply directly. Ask your landlord whether they've enrolled the building's account in CARE — many don't realize they can.

Does CARE or FERA work with rooftop solar?

Yes. The CARE/FERA discount applies to your electricity charges regardless of whether you have solar. If you're on a net energy metering (NEM) plan, the discount applies to the charges remaining on your bill after solar credits. CARE customers may also be eligible for additional solar programs like SOMAH (Solar on Multifamily Affordable Housing) or DAC-SASH (single-family solar housing program).

How much will I save with CARE or FERA?

CARE customers typically save $30-50/month on combined electricity and gas. FERA customers typically save $15-25/month on electricity. Actual savings depend on your energy usage, rate plan, and utility provider. The discount is a percentage — higher-usage households save more in absolute dollars. Summer months with air conditioning tend to show the largest savings.

What is the CARE income limit for a family of 4?

For 2026, a family of 4 qualifies for CARE with a household income at or below $6,504/month ($78,048/year). That same family qualifies for FERA if their income is between $6,504 and $8,130/month ($78,048-$97,560/year). If anyone in the household receives Medi-Cal, CalFresh, CalWORKs, WIC, or SSI, the household automatically qualifies for CARE regardless of income.

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⚡ CARE y FERA · Programas de Descuento de Energía en California · Actualizado mayo 2026

CARE y FERA 2026: Elegibilidad para Descuento en Factura de Energía

CARE y FERA reducen sus facturas de electricidad y gas entre un 18-35%. Más de 4.5 millones de hogares en California participan. Si sus ingresos son iguales o inferiores al 250% del Nivel de Pobreza Federal, probablemente califica.

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4.5M+ Hogares de CA inscritos en CARE

30-35% Descuento CARE en electricidad

$30-50 Ahorro mensual típico (CARE)

¿Qué Son CARE y FERA?

CARE (Tarifas Alternativas de California para Energía) proporciona un descuento del 30-35% en electricidad y un descuento del 20% en gas natural a hogares de bajos ingresos que califiquen. Es el programa de descuento de servicios públicos más grande de California, sirviendo a más de 4.5 millones de hogares.

FERA (Asistencia de Tarifas Eléctricas Familiares) proporciona un descuento del 18% solo en electricidad a hogares de 3 o más personas con ingresos entre el 200-250% del Nivel de Pobreza Federal.

Ambos programas son gratuitos. No hay tarifas, depósitos ni reembolsos requeridos. El descuento se aplica directamente a su factura mensual de servicios públicos.

CARE vs. FERA: Comparación

Característica	CARE	FERA
Límite de Ingresos	≤ 200% NPF	200-250% NPF
Tamaño del Hogar	Cualquiera (1+ persona)	3+ personas solamente
Descuento Electricidad	30-35%	18%
Descuento Gas	20%	No disponible
Ahorro Mensual Típico	$30-50	$15-25
Compañías Participantes	PG&E, SCE, SDG&E, SoCalGas y otras	Solo PG&E y SCE

Regla Clave: No puede recibir CARE y FERA simultáneamente. Si califica para CARE (≤200% NPF), siempre solicite CARE — ofrece un descuento mayor.

Límites de Ingresos 2026: CARE y FERA

Los límites de ingresos se basan en el Nivel de Pobreza Federal (NPF). CARE cubre hogares con ingresos iguales o inferiores al 200% NPF. FERA cubre hogares de 3+ personas entre 200-250% NPF.

Tamaño del Hogar	Límite CARE (200% NPF)	Límite FERA (250% NPF)	CARE Anual	FERA Anual
1 persona	$3,160	N/A*	$37,920	N/A*
2 personas	$4,274	N/A*	$51,288	N/A*
3 personas	$5,390	$6,738	$64,680	$80,850
4 personas	$6,504	$8,130	$78,048	$97,560
5 personas	$7,620	$9,525	$91,440	$114,300
6 personas	$8,734	$10,918	$104,808	$131,010

*FERA requiere un mínimo de 3 miembros del hogar. Hogares de 1-2 personas deben solicitar CARE.

¿Quién Califica?

Elegibilidad para CARE

💰 Basado en Ingresos

Ingresos totales del hogar iguales o inferiores al 200% del Nivel de Pobreza Federal. Se cuentan todas las fuentes de ingresos: salarios, Seguro Social, discapacidad, desempleo, pensiones, manutención infantil, etc.

🎯 Basado en Programa (Categórico)

Si usted o alguien en su hogar participa en cualquiera de estos programas, califica automáticamente para CARE: Medi-Cal, CalFresh (SNAP), CalWORKs (TANF), WIC, SSI/SSP, Head Start, LIHEAP, u otros programas calificados.

Elegibilidad para FERA

👪 Ingresos entre 200-250% NPF

Ingresos totales del hogar por encima del límite de CARE (200% NPF) pero iguales o inferiores al 250% NPF. Debe tener 3 o más miembros del hogar. Hogares de 1-2 personas no son elegibles para FERA.

⚡ Solo Electricidad

FERA proporciona un 18% de descuento solo en electricidad — sin descuento en gas. Actualmente disponible solo a través de PG&E y SCE (Southern California Edison).

Cómo Solicitar CARE o FERA

Verifique Para Cuál Programa Califica

Use la tabla de ingresos de arriba o nuestro verificador de elegibilidad gratuito para determinar si califica para CARE (≤200% NPF) o FERA (200-250% NPF, 3+ miembros del hogar).

Solicite en Línea, por Teléfono o por Correo

En línea: Visite el sitio web de su compañía de servicios públicos. Por teléfono: Llame a la línea CARE de su compañía. Por correo: Descargue y envíe el formulario de solicitud.

Proporcione Verificación de Ingresos o Prueba de Programa

Si solicita basado en ingresos, puede necesitar enviar documentación de ingresos. Si solicita basado en un programa calificado (Medi-Cal, CalFresh, etc.), proporcione prueba de inscripción.

Descuento Aplicado a su Factura

Una vez aprobado, el descuento se aplica automáticamente a su próximo ciclo de facturación. No necesita tarjeta o cupón separado — el descuento aparece como partida en su factura regular de servicios públicos.

¿Qué Documentos Necesita?

Si Califica por Ingresos:

📋 Declaración de impuestos más reciente (1040) o transcripción del año anterior

💰 Últimos 3 meses de talones de pago para todos los miembros trabajadores del hogar

📄 Declaraciones de beneficios del Seguro Social, SSI o pensión

🏠 Cartas de beneficios de desempleo o discapacidad

Si Califica por Inscripción en Programa:

✅ Prueba de inscripción: Tarjeta de Identificación de Beneficios de Medi-Cal (BIC), tarjeta EBT de CalFresh o carta de otorgamiento

📧 Aviso de beneficios reciente o carta de elegibilidad del programa calificado

Ideas Erróneas Comunes

MITO

"CARE es solo para personas que reciben asistencia social."

CARE sirve a familias trabajadoras. Un hogar de 4 que gana hasta $6,504/mes ($78,048/año) califica. No hay requisito de trabajo ni estigma — CARE es un programa de tarifas de servicios públicos, no un programa de servicios sociales.

MITO

"Solicitar CARE afectará mi estado migratorio."

CARE y FERA son programas de descuento de servicios públicos, no programas de beneficios públicos. No se consideran en la determinación de carga pública federal para propósitos de inmigración. Su compañía de servicios públicos no comparte información de inscripción en CARE con las autoridades de inmigración.

MITO

"CARE no funciona si tiene paneles solares."

Los descuentos de CARE y FERA se aplican independientemente de si tiene energía solar en el techo. Si está en un plan de medición neta de energía (NEM), el descuento CARE se aplica a los cargos restantes después de sus créditos solares.

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CalFresh (asistencia alimentaria) — La inscripción califica automáticamente para CARE
Medi-Cal (seguro médico gratuito) — La inscripción califica automáticamente para CARE
CalWORKs (asistencia en efectivo) — La inscripción califica automáticamente para CARE
WIC (nutrición para mujeres y niños) — La inscripción califica automáticamente para CARE
Sección 8 (vales de vivienda) — Los residentes de Sección 8 también califican para CARE

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Preguntas Frecuentes

¿Cuál es la diferencia entre CARE y FERA?

CARE proporciona un descuento del 30-35% en electricidad y 20% en gas para hogares con ingresos iguales o inferiores al 200% NPF. FERA proporciona un descuento del 18% solo en electricidad para hogares de 3+ personas con ingresos entre 200-250% NPF. Si califica para CARE, siempre solicite CARE — es un descuento mayor.

¿Puedo recibir CARE y FERA al mismo tiempo?

No. CARE y FERA son mutuamente excluyentes. Solo puede recibir uno. Si sus ingresos son iguales o inferiores al 200% NPF, califica para CARE (el descuento mayor). FERA es específicamente para hogares con ingresos entre 200-250% NPF.

¿Necesito recertificarme para CARE o FERA?

Sí. CARE y FERA requieren recertificación cada 2 años. Su compañía de servicios públicos le enviará un aviso de recertificación antes de que expire su descuento. Si no se recertifica antes de la fecha límite, el descuento se eliminará hasta que vuelva a solicitar.

¿Cuánto ahorraré con CARE o FERA?

Los clientes de CARE generalmente ahorran $30-50/mes en electricidad y gas combinados. Los clientes de FERA generalmente ahorran $15-25/mes en electricidad. Los ahorros reales dependen de su consumo de energía, plan de tarifas y proveedor de servicios. Los meses de verano con aire acondicionado tienden a mostrar los mayores ahorros.

¿Cuál es el límite de ingresos de CARE para una familia de 4?

Para 2026, una familia de 4 califica para CARE con ingresos del hogar iguales o inferiores a $6,504/mes ($78,048/año). Esa misma familia califica para FERA si sus ingresos están entre $6,504 y $8,130/mes. Si alguien en el hogar recibe Medi-Cal, CalFresh, CalWORKs, WIC o SSI, el hogar califica automáticamente para CARE.

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