Alaska TANF & Welfare Offices

Division of Public Assistance Verified against official source Updated August 2026

The Division of Public Assistance runs 11 offices across 10 cities to serve Alaskans applying for ATAP, the state's welfare-to-work cash program. A family of three generally needs countable monthly income under about $3,975 to qualify, and the maximum ATAP payment for that same household size is $923 a month, though shelter costs and other factors can lower the amount actually paid. Applications go through the online Alaska Connect Portal or by phone through DPA's Virtual Contact Center, and most participants are expected to search for paid work right away rather than complete training first. Because the state is so spread out, staff at these offices can also help residents figure out which regional office or mailing address handles their particular case.

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Income limit (household of 3)

$3,975/month countable income for a family of three

Max benefit (household of 3)

$923/month for a family of three

Offices in Alaska

11

TANF Offices in Alaska by City

Cities with 1-2 offices show their address and hours directly below. Cities with 3 or more show a link to see every office.

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