Benefits Finder

Do not know which benefit to look for? Start from your situation instead — answer a few questions and see all 14 programmes at once.

Use this free Benefits Finder to see which programs — SNAP, Medicaid, WIC, LIHEAP, housing help, cash assistance, and more — you may be able to apply for, and get the official government link to start. Answer a few quick questions; nothing is submitted to any agency and no account is required.

Benefits Finder

Not sure where to start? Use the Benefits Finder to see which U.S. assistance programs may be worth checking for your household — then go straight to the official application site.

Benefits Finder

Answer 5 quick questions to see which programs may be worth checking. This is not an eligibility decision.

Programs worth checking

This is not an eligibility decision. Rules vary by state. Your information is not stored. The official agency makes the final decision.

About this information. GlobalBenefits.org is an independent resource and is not a government agency or affiliated with any benefits program. Always apply through the official government links — applying for benefits is free. Beware of sites that charge you to apply.

Eligibility rules and amounts can vary by state and change over time. See our editorial policy; if something looks out of date, please report a correction.

Reviewed by the GlobalBenefits editorial team · Last reviewed July 14, 2026.

Prefer to talk to someone? Dial 2-1-1 (free, 24/7) to reach your local community resource line for help finding and applying for benefits.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Benefits Finder free?

Yes. It is completely free and no account is required.

Does it submit my application?

No. It does not submit anything to any agency — it shows you which programs may fit and gives you the official government link to apply.

Is GlobalBenefits a government website?

No. GlobalBenefits.org is an independent resource and is not a government agency. Applying through the official sites is always free.

Which programs does it cover?

SNAP (food stamps), Medicaid, CHIP, WIC, LIHEAP energy help, housing/Section 8, cash assistance (TANF), and more.

Official sources

Official government sources
Not a government agency — verify with the official agency. Not legal, financial, or medical advice.