Alaska WIC Income Limits by Household Size 2026
WIC income limits are set at 185% of the Federal Poverty Level in all states. If you already receive Medicaid, SNAP, or TANF, you may already meet Alaska's income requirement.
| Household size | Monthly limit (185% FPL) | Annual limit | Weekly limit |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 person | $3,076/mo | $36,908/yr | $710/wk |
| 2 people | $4,170/mo | $50,043/yr | $962/wk |
| 3 people | $5,265/mo | $63,178/yr | $1,215/wk |
| 4 people | $6,359/mo | $76,313/yr | $1,468/wk |
| 5 people | $7,454/mo | $89,448/yr | $1,720/wk |
| 6 people | $8,549/mo | $102,583/yr | $1,973/wk |
| 7 people | $9,643/mo | $115,718/yr | $2,225/wk |
| 8 people | $10,738/mo | $128,853/yr | $2,478/wk |
| Each additional person | +$1,095/mo | +$13,135/yr | +$253/wk |
Last updated: January 2026. Based on 2026 HHS poverty guidelines at 185% FPL (Alaska guidelines). Income counted on gross (pre-tax) basis.
Who Qualifies for Alaska WIC?
To qualify for WIC in Alaska, you must meet all three requirements:
- Categorical: You must be pregnant, breastfeeding (up to 12 months), postpartum not breastfeeding (up to 6 months), an infant under 12 months, or a child ages 1 to 4. Pregnant women should count their unborn child when determining household size.
- Income: Household income at or below 185% FPL, or you already receive Medicaid, SNAP, or TANF
- Nutritional risk: A WIC health professional determines you are at nutritional risk. Most applicants qualify on this standard.
How to Apply for Alaska WIC
Call 907-269-3665 or visit the Alaska WIC website to find a clinic near you and schedule an appointment.
Apply for Alaska WIC →Photo ID, proof of address, proof of income (or Medicaid/SNAP card), and proof of pregnancy or child's birth certificate.
A WIC professional will do a quick nutritional risk assessment including height, weight, and a brief diet review. Most applicants qualify.
If approved, you receive an eWIC card loaded with monthly food benefits. Use it at authorized grocery stores and pharmacies in Alaska.