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State of Alaska Department of Health * Background Check Program * Child Health & Development * Division of Public Assistance (DPA) Services * Substance Use & Treatment * Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) * Vital Records & Certificates * For Providers & Professionals * For Providers & Clinicians * For Health Care Facilities * For School Professionals * Centralized Reporting: Submit A Critical Incident Report * Certificates & Licensing * Laboratory Test Directory * Medicaid Provider Assistance * VacTrAK Immunization Information System * Alaska State Public Health Laboratories (ASPHL) * Background Check Program * Office of the Commissioner * Finance and Management Services * Senior and Disabilities Services * Advisory Board on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse (ABADA) * Alaska Commission on Aging * Alaska Mental Health Board * Governor's Council on Disabilities and Special Education * Statewide Suicide Prevention Council * Got a Call or Text About a Health Survey?
* Adult Protective Services (APS) Report of Harm * Background Check Program * Child Health & Development * Division of Public Assistance (DPA) Services * Substance Use & Treatment * Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) * Vital Records & Certificates * For Providers & Professionals * For Providers & Clinicians * For Health Care Facilities * For School Professionals * Centralized Reporting: Submit A Critical Incident Report * Certificates & Licensing * Laboratory Test Directory * Medicaid Provider Assistance * VacTrAK Immunization Information System * Alaska State Public Health Laboratories (ASPHL) * Background Check Program * Office of the Commissioner * Finance and Management Services * Senior and Disabilities Services * Advisory Board on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse (ABADA) * Alaska Commission on Aging * Alaska Mental Health Board * Governor's Council on Disabilities and Special Education * Statewide Suicide Prevention Council * Got a Call or Text About a Health Survey?
* Adult Protective Services (APS) Report of Harm * Adult Public Assistance (APA) # Adult Public Assistance Cash assistance for aged, blind, and disabled Alaskans who need help * [](https://health. alaska. gov/en/services/adult-public-assistance-apa/) ## Direct deposit or EBT now available Direct deposit is now available for Adult Public Assistance and Senior Benefits.
Your benefits will go straight into your bank account, even if your bank is outside Alaska. Paper checks are no longer used. If you do not enroll for direct deposit, you will automatically receive an Alaska Quest Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) card, which works like a debit card.
Alaska’s Adult Public Assistance (APA) program provides cash support to Alaskans with low-income who are older adults or who have disabilities or blindness, helping them live independently.
A person can get APA if they are: * 18 or older and meet one of the following: * Having blindness, which means their corrected vision is 20/200 or less, or if their visual field is 20 degrees or less ("tunnel vision") * A disability, which means they cannot work regularly for pay because of a physical or mental health condition (not caused by drug or alcohol use), and the condition has lasted or is expected to last at least 12 months A person must apply for any other benefits they may qualify for, such as: * Private and public sector pensions and annuities * Social Security Insurance benefits * Department of Veterans Affairs pension and compensation benefits * Other disability benefits ### Citizenship and residency * A person must be a U.S. citizen or a qualified immigrant * A person must be a resident of Alaska Countable resources may not exceed $2,000 for an individual or $3,000 for a couple.
Resources are money and property that a person (and their spouse, if married) owns and can turn into cash. Not everything a person owns counts towards these limits. For a full list of what counts and what does not count as a resource, visitSSI Spotlight on Resources.
A person's or couple's countable monthly income must be at or below the APA income limits. To see the current limits and payment standards, visit: Adult Public Assistance Income Limits and Payment Standards. You can apply online by using the Alaska Connect Portal.
In the portal you can apply for assistance, renew benefits, report changes, and upload documents all in one place. The Division of Public Assistance uses direct deposit for Adult Public Assistance and Senior Benefits. This means your benefits go straight into any bank account, no matter where your bank is located.
Paper checks are no longer in use. * Download the form:GEN-153 Direct Deposit Request Form * Or call 888-620-1111 to request a form by mail If you do not enroll in direct deposit, you will automatically receive an Alaska Quest Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) card, which works like a debit card and can be used at many stores and ATMs that accepts the Alaska Quest EBT card.
If you have questions about how your APA benefits are paid or used, you may contact the Division of Public Assistance by phone at800-478-7778 for help.
APA provides monthly money deposits to help pay for basic living costs, such as: * Food and basic household items * Utilities (heat, lights, water, phone) #### Aging and Disability Resource Centers (ADRC) #### Alaska Temporary Assistance Program (ATAP) #### Senior Benefits Program ### Related Organizations #### Division of Public Assistance #### Division of Senior & Disabilities Services Virtual Contact Center: 800-478-7778 (TDD/Alaska Relay: 7-1-1) ### Senior and Disabilities Services State of Alaska | Department of Health FacebookLinkedInYouTubeXInstagramGovDelivery Department contact information 350 Main Street, Suite 404 Sán uu dáng gíidang?
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Alaska residents age 65+ or ages 18+ with blindness or disability preventing work for 12+ months; must meet income and resource limits ($2,000 individual / $3,000 couple) and be a U. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Adult Public Assistance (APA) is funded by State of Alaska Department of Health. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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