Wisconsin Supplemental Payments Reimbursement Request, commonly referred to as WISP, is a program designed to help local governments and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) cover the costs of providing supplemental payments to low-income, elderly, and disabled individuals in Wisconsin. WISP is funded through the General Fund of the State of Wisconsin and administered by the Department of Administration. The program helps cover the costs of providing supplemental payments such as food, shelter, utilities, and medical care to eligible individuals and families. There are two types of Wisconsin Supplemental Payments Reimbursement Request: the General Reimbursement Request and the Special Reimbursement Request. The General Reimbursement Request is used by local governments and NGOs to receive reimbursement for supplemental payments made to individuals and families who are eligible for the program. The Special Reimbursement Request is used by local governments and NGOs to receive reimbursement for supplemental payments made to individuals and families who are in special circumstances, such as those who have been determined to be in a state of emergency.