There are many offices in the State of Alaska that provide Supplemental Nutrition Assistance (SNAP). Below we list the Food Stamps Offices.
The Division of Public Assistance issues Food Stamps in Alaska using the Alaska Quest card. Eligible applicants must pass income and assets tests. The gross monthly income test is based on 130% of the current Alaska poverty standard.
SNAP offices in Anchorage, Alaska Food Stamps Offices
Coastal Field Office 1 SNAP Office
The Alaska Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly known as SNAP, provides monthly benefits to low-income families/households so that they can purchase nutritious food at authorized stores statewide.Individuals must apply for the SNAP program. Eligible individuals must pass income and assets tests. SNAP benefits are issued monthly via the Alaska Quest card, which looks just l
Go To Details Page For More InformationGambell District Office SNAP Office
The Alaska Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly known as SNAP, provides monthly benefits to low-income families/households so that they can purchase nutritious food at authorized stores statewide.Individuals must apply for the SNAP program. Eligible individuals must pass income and assets tests. SNAP benefits are issued monthly via the Alaska Quest card, which looks just l
Go To Details Page For More InformationMuldoon District Office SNAP Office
The Alaska Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, commonly known as SNAP, provides monthly benefits to low-income families/households so that they can purchase nutritious food at authorized stores statewide.Individuals must apply for the SNAP program. Eligible individuals must pass income and assets tests. SNAP benefits are issued monthly via the Alaska Quest card, which looks just l
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