The Poverty Institute works to develop and promote policies to improve the economic security of low- and modest- income Rhode Islanders and ensure that tax and budget policies are equitable and adequate to fund vital public services.
RIte Care/Share Children/Pregnant Women * 250% FPL
1
$327
$824
$1,670
$1,579
n/a
$1,670
$2,256
2
$449
$1,068
$2,246
$2,125
$2,186
$2,246
$3,035
3
$554
$1,278
$2,823
$2,670
$2,747
$2,823
$3,815
4
$634
$1,438
$3,399
$3,216
$3,308
$3,399
$4,594
5
$714
$1,598
$3,976
$3,761
$3,869
$3,976
$5,373
6
$794
$1,758
$4,553
$4,306
$4,430
$4,553
$6,152
7
$874
$1,918
$5,129
$4,852
$4,991
$5,129
$6,931
8
$954
$2,078
$7,417
$5,397
$5,552
$7,417
$7,710
Resource Limits: RI Works: $1,000 SNAP: None WIC: None Childcare: $10,000 liquid assets RIte Care: None * For RIte Care and WIC, a pregnant woman counts as 2 ** SNAP is the new name of the Food Stamp Program. These income limits are as of Oct. 2009. There is also a "net income" limit for SNAP benefits. "For households with a disabled or senior family member, there is no gross income test, just the net income limit."
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