Kansas Benefits – SNAP, Medicaid, Housing & Cash Help

 You may qualify for SNAP in Kansas if:

• ✅ You live in Kansas
   
• ✅ You are a U.S. citizen or legal immigrant
   
• ✅ You meet income and resource limits
   
• ✅ You have (or are applying for) a Social Security number
   
• ✅ You meet work requirements (unless exempt)
   

📌 Households with seniors, children, or people with disabilities may have special eligibility rules.

Based on gross monthly income (130% of the Federal Poverty Level):

• 1 person: $1,580/month
   
• 2 people: $2,137/month
   
• 3 people: $2,694/month
   
• 4 people: $3,250/month
   
• 5 people: $3,807/month
   
• 6 people: $4,364/month
   

📌 Note: Income limits may change based on specific household situations. For the most accurate and up-to-date figures, visit the official website.

 You may qualify for Medicaid (KanCare) in Kansas if you are:

• ✅ A low-income adult (ages 19–64)
   
• ✅ Pregnant or recently gave birth
   
• ✅ A child under 19
   
• ✅ A parent or caretaker of a child
   
• ✅ A senior (65+) or disabled
   
• ✅ A Kansas resident and U.S. citizen or legal immigrant
   

📌 There are also special KanCare programs for long-term care and people with disabilities.

Income limits are based on Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI):

• 1 person: $1,732/month
   
• 2 people: $2,351/month
   

• 2 people: $2,698/month
   
• 3 people: $3,403/month
   

• 3 people: $5,238/month
   
• 4 people: $6,316/month
   

📌 Note: Income limits may change based on specific household situations. For the most accurate and up-to-date figures, visit the official website.

 You may qualify for Section 8 in Kansas if:

• ✅ You live in Kansas or plan to move there
   
• ✅ You are a U.S. citizen or eligible immigrant
   
• ✅ Your household income is within limits
   
• ✅ You pass background checks
   
• ✅ You are elderly, disabled, or part of a low-income family
   

📌 PHAs may prioritize certain applicants such as those who are homeless, displaced, or rent-burdened.

Typical very low income limits (50% of Area Median Income):

• 1 person: $28,200/year
   
• 2 people: $32,200/year
   
• 3 people: $36,250/year
   
• 4 people: $40,250/year
   
• 5 people: $43,500/year
   
• 6 people: $46,700/year
   

📌 Note: Income limits may change based on specific household situations. For the most accurate and up-to-date figures, visit the official website.

 You may qualify for TAF in Kansas if:

• ✅ You live in Kansas
   
• ✅ You are pregnant or have a child under age 18
   
• ✅ You meet income and resource limits
   
• ✅ You are a U.S. citizen or eligible immigrant
   
• ✅ You participate in work-related activities (unless exempt)
   

📌 Assistance is usually limited to 24 months in a lifetime (or 36 months in hardship cases).

Estimated monthly income limits based on family size:

• 1 person: ~$475/month
   
• 2 people: ~$630/month
   
• 3 people: ~$785/month
   
• 4 people: ~$940/month
   
• 5 people: ~$1,095/month
   

📌 Note: Income limits may change based on specific household situations. For the most accurate and up-to-date figures, visit the official website.