Get help applying for public benefit programs
Applying for public benefit programs can be confusing. We can connect you to someone who can help.
There are community organizations around the state who can answer questions about programs, help you with an application, or solve a problem with your case.
Some navigators focus on a certain program. Others help specific populations. Browse the list below to find the navigator that can best support you.
HEALTH CARE
Navigators can help you with your health insurance application.
CHILD CARE
Get help with early childhood education and child care.
FOOD
Food banks can help you apply for SNAP and connect you with other nutrition programs.
SHELTER & UTILITIES
Community Action Agencies can help you connect to rental, mortgage, utility, and other assistance.
MENTAL HEALTH
Locate behavioral and mental health services for children and youth.
TAX PREPARATION
Get help preparing your tax return and make sure you understand the latest changes to the tax code.
HOMELESSNESS
Find services for individuals who are homeless or in danger of eviction, foreclosure, or homelessness.
DOMESTIC VIOLENCE
Find your local domestic violence victim service agency. If you are in immediate danger call 911.
REENTRY
Find state and local agencies that can help former prisoners find housing, a job, or other services.
OLDER ADULTS
Benefits Enrollment Centers help low-income adults 65 and older find and enroll in all the benefits they qualify for.
DISABILITY
Centers for Independent Living offer information and referrals for people with a disability.
IMMIGRANTS
The Immigrant Family Resource Program provides benefits assistance for those facing language and cultural barriers.