- Application Assistance
- SNAP (formerly known as Foodstamps)
- AHCCCS (also known as Medicaid)
- Medicare Premium Savings Programs
- ALTCS (Arizona Long Term Care System)
- Unemployment Insurance
- WIC (Women Infant Children)
- AZ Self Help: a free, online program to link you with available benefits
- Financial Education - CLICK HERE to learn more
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Arizona Self Help is a project by the Arizona Community Action Association and is not affiliated with any State agency. This website can identify up to 40 different health and human services programs. Try this website: www.arizonaselfhelp.org to find out if your family might qualify for helpful benefits.
Valley Assistance is a full-service provider with the Arizona Community Action Association to assist families and senior participants with their SNAP (new federal name for Food Stamps) application. SNAP stands for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Benefits.
Every day Valley Assistance sees the need to help older and disabled adults qualify for additional help from Federal, State, private and local programs. Valley believes in providing hands-on assistance to individuals needing to get on health insurance, SNAP, property tax, and home energy programs. Valley has qualified staff available to assist you with using this service.
USDA information: Valley Assistance Services is an equal opportunity provider and has been funded, at least in part, with Federal funds from the USDA.
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