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ADRC given state talking points on FoodShare eligibility changes for ages 60–64

Oneida County Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) Committee · August 24, 2026

Summary

The Wisconsin DHS provided talking points on rule changes affecting FoodShare eligibility for residents aged 60–64 who are not blind or disabled; ADRC staff included the handouts to raise client awareness.

ADRC staff informed committee members Aug. 24 that the Wisconsin Department of Health Services is changing FoodShare eligibility rules for people aged 60–64 who are not blind or disabled. Mya Olkowski said the ADRC received DHS talking points and distributed handouts to create awareness among affected clients and staff.

The committee did not take formal action on the FoodShare materials at this meeting; the handouts are intended for outreach and to help ADRC staff explain eligibility changes to residents who may be affected by the new rules.

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