Looking for an application for a child 4 years old or younger? Our DDS application currently only serves individuals older than 4. Please visit mass.gov/lists/dds-eligibility-forms for more information.
DDS provides lifelong support services to Massachusetts residents with intellectual disabilities, autism spectrum disorder, Prader-Willi syndrome, Smith-Magenis syndrome, and closely related developmental conditions.
Until now, this application only existed as a static PDF. This guided wizard walks you through every section — guardianship, current situation, type of application, release of information, and all signatures — and generates the completed official PDF ready to submit to your regional DDS office.
SNAP (formerly food stamps) provides monthly food benefits to low-income individuals and families in Massachusetts, administered by the Department of Transitional Assistance (DTA).
This guided wizard covers all 11 sections of the official Massachusetts SNAP application — household members, income, shelter costs, medical expenses, authorized representatives, and more — and generates a fully filled PDF ready to submit to DTA.
What does DDS do?
The Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services funds and coordinates community-based support for people with intellectual disabilities, autism, and related conditions. Services include residential support, day programs, employment services, family support, and crisis intervention — across the lifespan. Eligibility must be formally determined before services can begin.
What does SNAP do?
SNAP provides monthly electronic benefits (loaded to an EBT card) that can be used to purchase groceries at authorized retailers. In Massachusetts, the program is administered by the Department of Transitional Assistance (DTA). Benefits are based on household size, income, and expenses. Eligible households can receive emergency benefits within 7 days in some cases.