Helping Americans Find Food, Housing, and Healthcare Support

✅ Who Can Get SNAP in Nevada?

You may qualify if you:

Live in Nevada
Are a U.S. citizen or qualified immigrant
Have a Social Security number (or applied for one)
Meet income and resource limits
Work or participate in an approved employment program (if required)

📊 Monthly Income Limits – SNAP in Nevada (2025)

These are 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 – add $557

✅ Households with elderly or disabled members may qualify even if income is slightly higher.

📝 How to Apply for SNAP in Nevada

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

🌐 Apply Online

Create an account and complete the SNAP application.

📞 By Phone:
Call DWSS at 1-800-992-0900d

🏢 In Person:
Visit a local DWSS office. Find locations here

✅ Who Can Get Medicaid?

You may qualify if you:

Live in Nevada
Are a U.S. citizen or qualified immigrant
Meet income requirements (see limits below)
Are in a covered category (adult, child, pregnant, etc.)

📊 Monthly Income Limits – Medicaid in Nevada (2025)

These are gross monthly income limits (before taxes) for most adults:

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
• 6 people – $4,632

✅ Children and pregnant women may qualify at higher income levels.

📝 How to Apply for Medicaid in Nevada

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

🌐 Apply Online

📞 By Phone:
Call DWSS at 1-800-992-0900

🏢 In Person:
Visit your nearest DWSS office:
👉 https://dwss.nv.gov

✅ Who Can Qualify?

You may qualify if you:

Live in Nevada
Are a U.S. citizen or legal resident
Meet income limits
Pass background and rental history screening

✔️ Priority may be given to seniors, disabled people, and families with children.

📊 Sample Income Limits – Section 8 in Nevada (2025)

These are sample annual income limits (50% of AMI):

Household Size – Max Annual Income

• 1 person – ~$30,000
• 2 people – ~$34,250
• 3 people – ~$38,550
• 4 people – ~$42,800
• 5 people – ~$46,250
• 6 people – ~$49,700

✅ Limits vary slightly by city and county. Check with your local housing authority.

📝 How to Apply for Section 8 in Nevada

You must apply through your local housing authority. Each one has its own application process and waiting list.

🔎 Find your local PHA:
👉 HUD Nevada PHA Contact List

📞 You can also call HUD at:
1-800-955-2232 for general assistance.

✅ Who Can Get TANF?

You may qualify if you:

Live in Nevada
Are pregnant or have a child under 18
Are a U.S. citizen or qualified immigrant
Meet income and resource limits
Participate in work-related activities (unless exempt)

📊 Monthly Cash Benefits – TANF in Nevada (2025)

These are estimated monthly payments based on household size:

Household Size – Approx. Monthly Payment

• 1 person – $208
• 2 people – $316
• 3 people – $383
• 4 people – $467
• 5 people – $554

✅ Actual payment depends on income, rent, and other factors.

📝 How to Apply for TANF in Nevada

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

🌐 Apply Online

📞 Apply by Phone:
Call 1-800-992-0900

🏢 Apply In Person:
Visit your local DWSS office:
👉 https://dwss.nv.gov