Washington Gov. Benefits Guide

Find out what you may qualify for. Get your benefits report in minutes.

Answer a few questions to calculate your personalized benefits score.

See what benefits are yours to claim

Answer a few questions to get a summary of the programs you may qualify for and their estimated annual value.

Your information is fully encrypted to ensure security and privacy.

Axios Pro
Associated Press
Yahoo Finance
Dealroom.co
WSJ Pro Venture Capital
citybiz
SaaS News
Pulse 2.0
Finsmes

$140B

Government benefits go unclaimed every year in the U.S.

White House OMB, 2023

9M

Older adults are eligible for benefits but not enrolled

NCOA/Urban Institute, 2024

~100M

Americans receive some form of government assistance

U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services, 2023

Washington Government Benefits Programs

Explore the main benefit programs available and find the ones that apply to your situation.

Available programs in Washington

SSDI in Washington - Social Security Disability

Monthly income if a disability stops you from working.

SSI in Washington - Supplemental Security Income

Monthly cash for people with disabilities and limited income.

Veterans Benefits in Washington

Tax-free monthly payments for service-connected conditions.

Healthcare Advocacy in Washington

Health coverage and advocacy for people 65+ and some younger people.

Education Advocacy in Washington

Making sure your child gets every service they're entitled to.

Apple Health (Medicaid) in Washington

Free or low-cost health coverage for qualifying Washington residents.

SNAP in Washington (Basic Food)

Monthly grocery benefits on an EBT card, accepted at most grocery stores.

WIC (Women, Infants, Children) in Washington

Nutrition support for moms, infants, and young children.

LIHEAP in Washington

Assistance that helps cover your home energy bills and prevents shutoffs.

ACA Subsidies in Washington

Subsidies that reduce the cost of health insurance for qualifying Washingtonians.

TANF in Washington (WorkFirst)

Monthly cash and support services for families with children.

Working Families Tax Credit in Washington

A state cash credit for working people, on top of the federal EITC.

Child Tax Credit in Washington

Up to $2,200 per qualifying child under 17.

Child Care Assistance in Washington

Subsidized child care for working Washington families.

10,000+ people have Turnout on their side.

Turnout reviews on Verified Reviews

Everything you need to know about Radar