Lifeline, USAC
Apply online for a lower monthly phone or internet bill. Phone line open every day, 9 am to 9 pm Eastern.
Official page: lifelinesupport.org
Free and Low Cost Phone and Internet Help in Oklahoma
How to get a lower phone or internet bill in Oklahoma with the federal Lifeline program, where to use free computers and Wi Fi at libraries, and how to reach 211 and 988 by phone.
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Hi friend. A working phone helps you reach shelters, jobs and doctors. There is a federal program that can lower the bill, and libraries can help when you need to get online.
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What is Lifeline?
Lifeline is a federal program that lowers the monthly cost of phone or internet service. The standard benefit is up to $9.25 a month. You get it through a participating phone or internet company after you are approved.
Official page: lifelinesupport.org
Who qualifies for Lifeline?
You may qualify based on income or by being on a government program such as SNAP or Medicaid. Survivors of domestic violence or human trafficking can also qualify. You apply online at lifelinesupport.org.
Official page: lifelinesupport.org
How do I get help applying?
Call Lifeline Support at 800 234 9473. The line is open every day, 9 am to 9 pm Eastern time. You can also email LifelineSupport@usac.org.
Official page: lifelinesupport.org
Where can I get online if I don't have internet?
Use a public library. Oklahoma Human Services says most public libraries offer free computer and internet access, and staff can often help. The state library site has a map to find the library nearest you. Ask your library about its computers and Wi Fi.
Official page: oklahoma.gov/okdhs/services/snap.html
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Bunkly tip: only one Lifeline benefit is allowed per household. Ask the company how it will confirm your address, and keep your approval letter.
Who to call in Oklahoma
Here are official places to start. Other places may also help. Each place decides who it can serve, and hours change, so call ahead when you can.
Oklahoma Department of Libraries, Find Your Library
Map to find a public library near you. Ask the library about computers and Wi Fi.
Official page: oklahoma.gov/libraries/top-menu/for-oklahomans/find-your-library.html
Oklahoma Human Services (OKDHS Live)
Apply for SNAP at okdhslive.org. Help with the online form 405 522 5050.
Official page: oklahoma.gov/okdhs/services/snap.html
211 Eastern Oklahoma
Dial 211 any time. Text your zip code to 877 836 2111 on weekdays.
Official page: 211eok.org
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