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Indiana Benefits – SNAP, Medicaid, Housing & Cash Help

🥗 SNAP (Food Assistance) – Indiana

💬 What Is SNAP?

 The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) helps low-income individuals and families in Indiana afford food each month. Benefits are issued on the Hoosier Works EBT card, which can be used at grocery stores, markets, and some online retailers. 

✅ Who Can Qualify?

 You may qualify if you:

  • Live in Indiana
     
  • Are a U.S. citizen or lawful immigrant
     
  • Have a Social Security Number (or have applied for one)
     
  • Meet income and asset limits
     
  • Meet work requirements (for some adults 18–49)

 

📊 Estimated Cash Assistance – Indiana TANF (2025)

Household Size – Approx. Monthly Benefit

  • • 1 person – ~$142
     
  • • 2 people – ~$226
     
  • • 3 people – ~$277
     
  • • 4 people – ~$325
     
  • • 5 people – ~$386
     

✅ Actual payment depends on your income, household size, and county policies.

📝 How to Apply for SNAP in Indiana

 You can apply online, by phone, or at a local office.



🌐 Apply Online:
👉
https://fssabenefits.in.gov



📞 Apply by Phone:
Call 800-403-0864



🏢 In Person:
Visit your local Division of Family Resources (DFR) office
👉
Find office here

🏥 Medicaid in Indiana

What is Medicaid?

 Indiana Medicaid is a health coverage program for low-income individuals and families. It covers doctor visits, hospital stays, prescriptions, mental health services, and more. 

✅ Who Can Qualify?

 You may qualify if you:

  • Live in Indiana
     
  • Are a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen
     
  • Have low income
     
  • Are pregnant, a child, a parent, elderly, or have a disability

 

📊 Medicaid Income Limits – Indiana (2025)

Eligibility is based on gross monthly income before taxes. Below are examples:

Household Size – Max Monthly Income

  • 1 person – $1,677
     
  • 2 people – $2,268
     
  • 3 people – $2,859
     
  • 4 people – $3,450
     
  • 5 people – $4,041
     
  • Each additional person – add ~$591
     

✔️ Pregnant women and children may qualify at higher limits.
✔️
Assets are not counted for most applicants.

📝 How to Apply for Indiana Medicaid

 You can apply online, by phone, or in person.



🌐 Apply Online:

Visit: https://fssabenefits.in.gov

Choose “Apply for Health Coverage” and follow the steps.



☎️ Apply by Phone:

Call Indiana Medicaid: 1-800-403-0864



🏢 Apply In Person:

Visit your local Division of Family Resources (DFR) office. Bring:

  • Proof of income
     
  • ID or driver’s license
     
  • Social Security numbers (if available)

🏠 Section 8 Housing in Indiana

What is Section 8?

 Section 8 (also called the Housing Choice Voucher Program) helps low-income individuals and families afford safe, decent housing in Indiana. The program pays a portion of the rent directly to landlords.

It is managed locally by Public Housing Authorities (PHAs) throughout the state.

✅ Who Can Qualify?

 You may be eligible if you:

  • Live in Indiana or plan to move there
     
  • Are a U.S. citizen or eligible immigrant
     
  • Have low household income
     
  • Pass background checks and rental history requirements

 

📊 Income Limits – Indiana Section 8 (2025)

These are sample income limits based on 50% of the area median income (AMI). Actual limits vary by county.

Household Size – Max Annual Income (50% AMI)

  • 1 person – ~$29,000
     
  • 2 people – ~$33,150
     
  • 3 people – ~$37,300
     
  • 4 people – ~$41,450
     
  • 5 people – ~$44,800
     
  • Each additional person – add ~$3,000
     

✔️ Income limits may be higher in cities like Indianapolis, Fort Wayne, or South Bend.

📝 How to Apply

 You must apply through a local Public Housing Authority (PHA). Here’s how:



🌐 Apply Online:

Some PHAs offer online applications. Visit:
🔗 https://www.in.gov/ihcda/
→ Look for “Rental Assistance” or “Voucher Programs”



☎️ Apply by Phone:

Call your local PHA and ask if their Section 8 waiting list is open.



🏢 Apply In Person:

Visit the nearest Housing Authority office. Bring:

  • ID and Social Security cards
     
  • Proof of income
     
  • Rent history or references (if required)
     

💵 TANF (Temporary Assistance for Needy Families) – Indiana

What is TANF?

 TANF provides monthly cash benefits to low-income families with children in Indiana. It helps cover essential needs like food, housing, clothing, and transportation.

The program is managed by the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA).

✅ Who Can Get TANF in Indiana?

 You may qualify if you:

  • Live in Indiana
     
  • Are pregnant or have children under 18
     
  • Are a U.S. citizen or eligible immigrant
     
  • Have very low income and limited assets
     
  • Cooperate with work or job training requirements
     

✔️ Indiana requires most adult applicants to participate in employment services.


 

📊 Estimated Cash Benefits – Indiana TANF (2025)

Monthly TANF payments depend on household size and income:

Household Size – Approx. Monthly Benefit

  • • 1 person – ~$139
     
  • • 2 people – ~$229
     
  • • 3 people – ~$288
     
  • • 4 people – ~$346
     
  • • 5 people – ~$405
     
  • ✔️ Final amount may vary based on income and participation in required activities.

📝 How to Apply for TANF in Indiana

 You can apply:


🌐 Online:

Visit the FSSA Benefits Portal:
🔗 https://fssabenefits.in.gov
Select “Cash Assistance” and follow the prompts.



☎️ By Phone:

Call the FSSA Call Center:
📞 1-800-403-0864



🏢 In Person:

Visit your local Division of Family Resources (DFR) office.
Bring:

  • Photo ID and Social Security Number
     
  • Proof of income
     
  • Proof of child relationship or pregnancy

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