Arizona Benefits – SNAP, Medicaid, Housing & Cash Help

 You may qualify for Nutrition Assistance in Arizona if you:

• Live in Arizona
   
• Are a U.S. citizen or eligible immigrant
   
• Meet gross income limits
   
• Have low income or are unemployed
   
• Have less than $2,750 in resources (or $4,250 if elderly/disabled)

These are estimated gross monthly income limits (before taxes):

Household Size – Max Monthly Income:
• 1 person – $1,580
• 2 people – $2,137
• 3 people – $2,694
• 4 people – $3,250
• 5 people – $3,807
• 6 people – $4,364
• Each additional person – + $557

✅ Households with seniors or disabled members may qualify under different rules (net income test).

 You may qualify for AHCCCS if you:

• Live in Arizona
   
• Are a U.S. citizen or legal immigrant
   
• Meet income guidelines
   
• Are one of the following:
   
  • Low-income adult (age 19–64)
     
  • Pregnant woman
     
  • Child under 19
     
  • Parent/caretaker of a child
     
  • Disabled or 65+
     

✅ Arizona expanded Medicaid, so childless adults may qualify based on income alone.

These are estimated gross monthly income limits:

Household Size – Max Monthly Income:
• 1 person – $1,732
• 2 people – $2,351
• 3 people – $2,970
• 4 people – $3,588
• 5 people – $4,207
• Each additional person – + $619

✅ Pregnant women and children may qualify at higher income levels.
✅ People with disabilities have different income and asset rules.

 You may qualify for Section 8 in Arizona if you:

• Live in Arizona
   
• Are a U.S. citizen or qualified immigrant
   
• Have low income based on household size and county
   
• Meet background and rental history requirements
   

📌 Priority may be given to:

• Seniors (62+)
   
• People with disabilities
   
• Families with children
   
• Veterans or homeless individuals
   
• Survivors of domestic violence

Actual income limits depend on the county. Below are sample estimates (50% of Area Median Income):

Household Size – Max Annual Income:
• 1 person – ~$30,000
• 2 people – ~$34,000
• 3 people – ~$38,000
• 4 people – ~$42,000
• 5 people – ~$45,000
• 6 people – ~$48,000

✅ Limits may be higher in cities like Phoenix or Tucson.

 🔗 Check income limits by county
 

 You may be eligible if you:

• Live in Arizona
   
• Have at least one dependent child under age 18
   
• Are a U.S. citizen or qualified immigrant
   
• Meet income and resource limits
   
• Cooperate with child support enforcement
   
• Agree to participate in work or training programs
   

📌 Some grandparents, relatives, or foster parents may also qualify for child-only grants.

TANF has both income and asset limits. Here are estimated maximum monthly incomes for eligibility:

Family Size – Max Gross Monthly Income:
• 2 people – ~$275
• 3 people – ~$346
• 4 people – ~$417
• 5 people – ~$488
• 6 people – ~$559
(Income limits are very low; actual benefits are based on need)

✅ Resource (asset) limit: $1,000
✅ Child-only TANF has higher income flexibility