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What Georgia residents could qualify for
These are real programs with real dollar amounts. Your results depend on your household, but here's what's available.
SNAP
Up to $994/mo
Food assistance for families earning under $3,575/mo (family of 4)
Medicaid
Worth $6,000–$14,000/yr
Free healthcare for children in families earning under $81,510/yr
Utility Bill Relief
Up to $1,500/yr
LIHEAP helps with heating and cooling costs for qualifying households
Georgia Access
$400–$800/mo savings
Premium tax credits can significantly reduce monthly health insurance costs
Plus tax credits, childcare subsidies, WIC, SSI, veterans' benefits, and more. Our screener checks 20+ programs at once.
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Mixed-status households welcome. We check eligibility for each member separately.
Georgia programs at a glance
Income limits and details for the major programs available to Georgia residents.
Medicaid (Medicaid)
Georgia has not expanded Medicaid for all adults. Coverage is available for children, pregnant women, and people with disabilities.
Children: families earning under $81,510/yr (family of 4)
Pregnant: earning under $35,112/yr
SNAP (SNAP)
Family of 4 earning under $42,900/yr (gross) may qualify
Individual earning under $20,748/yr may qualify
Max benefit: $994/mo (family of 4)
Higher income limits available through Broad-Based Categorical Eligibility
LIHEAP (Energy Assistance)
Up to $1,500/yr for heating and cooling costs
Income limit: 60% of State Median Income ($69,071/yr for a family of 4)
CAPS
Subsidized childcare for working families
Income limit: 0% of State Median Income ($47,616/yr for a family of 4)
TANF (Cash Assistance)
Cash assistance for families with children
Lifetime limit: 48 months
WIC (Nutrition)
About $80/mo in groceries per participant
For pregnant women, new moms, and children under 5
Income limit: 185% of Federal Poverty Level
Georgia Access
State-based marketplace
Premium tax credits can save $400-$800+/mo on coverage
Phone: 1-800-318-2596
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Frequently asked questions
What government benefits am I eligible for in Georgia?
Georgia residents may qualify for programs including Medicaid (Medicaid), SNAP (food assistance), LIHEAP energy assistance, childcare subsidies, tax credits like EITC and CTC, and more. Eligibility depends on your household size, income, and other factors. Use our free screener to check all programs at once.
How do I apply for Medicaid in Georgia?
You can apply for Medicaid online at https://gateway.ga.gov or by calling 877-423-4746. Georgia has not expanded Medicaid. Children may qualify up to 247% FPL and pregnant individuals up to 220% FPL.
How do I apply for SNAP (food stamps) in Georgia?
Apply for SNAP online at https://gateway.ga.gov or call 877-423-4746. Georgia uses Broad-Based Categorical Eligibility, so the gross income limit is 130% of the federal poverty level. Net income must be at or below 100% FPL.