State of Wisconsin
Department of Health Services

Release 26-01
February 21, 2026

3.4 Explore Programs Page

Select Explore programs on the account homepage in the “Want more benefits?” section. The Explore Programs page displays recommended and other programs after the benefits tool is completed. Programs are grouped by category. The results are not saved in ACCESS and are deleted when the browser is closed. Results can be saved for future reference using the Download results, Email results, or Print results buttons at the bottom of the page. Downloaded or emailed results are saved as PDF files.

This is a view of the page. The real page includes multiple cards in each category.

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The Recommended programs section displays the programs that the person would more likely be eligible for based on the information provided.

The All programs section displays programs that were not recommended. A program is not recommended because it may not be useful to the potential applicant, or the potential applicant may not qualify based on the information provided. Anyone can apply for any of the programs listed on this page at their discretion. Applying for programs that are not recommended does not affect the applicant’s acceptance into other programs.

Each program displays an expandable card. Select a heading to see more information about the program.

Each program card includes:

If more time is needed to review the program information, save the results using the Download results, Email results, or Print results buttons at the bottom of the page.

Apply for benefits through ACCESS using the Apply online button.

Complete a short survey using the Take the survey link.

This page last updated in Release Number: 25-01
Release Date: 10/18/2025
Effective Date: 10/18/2025


Notice: The content within this guide is the responsibility of the State of Wisconsin's Department of Health Services (DHS) and the Department of Workforce Development (DWD).

Publication Number: P-16101