Financial Assistance

Cash assistance for aged, blind, and disabled Alaskans who need help

Call center connecting people to community, health, and social services

Helps families with special needs children access quality child care

ATAP provides cash and work services for low-income families with children

A federal program providing free or low-cost healthcare to those who qualify

Assistance with child care expenses for eligible families

Provides nutritious, healthy food to low-income seniors (60+ years)

Offers fresh, Alaska-grown fruits and vegetables to WIC program participants

Provides shelter, food, and more to Alaskans in emergency situations

Temporary financial assistance for adults requiring an assisted living home

Helps​ offset the cost of home heating for eligible Alaskan residents

Reimbursement for eligible services provided to Medicaid-enrolled students

Covers travel to and from health care facilities for Medicaid patients

Rental subsidies and support services for disabled individuals who qualify

Home care services for daily activities like bathing, dressing, and shopping

Cash benefits for Alaskan seniors aged 65+ with low to moderate income

Provides low-income seniors with checks to use for fresh, Alaska-grown produce

SNAP provides food benefits to low-income households

Provides food, education, and counseling for low-income women and children