Start with food or health coverage
This center covers application routes for SNAP and Medicaid and links to practical guides for other needs. Each program makes its own eligibility decision. A listed office or website does not guarantee admission, funding or services in your language.
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
Minnesota Department of Children, Youth, and Families; county and Tribal Nation human services
Official application directions reviewed. We did not submit an application or confirm an individual office appointment.
Read the application guide
Official application instructions
Medical Assistance (Minnesota Medicaid)
Minnesota Department of Human Services; county and Tribal agencies
Official application directions reviewed. We did not submit an application or confirm an individual office appointment.
Read the application guide
Official application instructions
Find the office that handles your area
The correct office can depend on your county, city, program or type of coverage. Use the official locator and check the instructions on your notice.
- Who this route is for
- People with health-coverage questions; confirm SNAP services with the selected office.
- Area covered
- Minnesota counties and Tribal agencies; choose the listed agency for your area.
- Cost information
- Application-help charges were not confirmed. Ask before accepting any paid service.
- Language information
- Ask for your preferred language and any communication support before visiting.
- How to contact the service
- Use the office details on the linked official page; confirm hours and appointment rules.
Source checked: 2026-09-14
Help with other needs
These guides explain the next action. Confirm local availability and conditions with the service.
Find social support, one task at a time
Choose the problem you need to solve. Find what to prepare, who to contact and another route if the first option does not work.
Find social support, one task at a time