Skip to main content

More on this issue


SNAP Academy

Image
snap_academy_logo.png

Webinar series that seeks to educate state and local advocates, application assisters, and outreach workers with information on SNAP.

New on this Topic

Policy Basics

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is the nation’s most important anti-hunger program, helping over 40 million low-income people afford a nutritionally adequate diet in a typical month in 2017.

We work to protect SNAP from efforts to sharply cut benefits or convert the program into a block grant for states. We also work with the U.S. Agriculture Department to ensure that it implements SNAP efficiently and effectively.

A More Complete Look at SNAP and Work

Some supporters of the House Agriculture Committee farm bill’s proposal to take food assistance away from people who don’t work a set number of hours per month have pointed to statistics that,...

SNAP Supports Workers in Every State

This Labor Day, millions of workers across the country are better able to feed their families thanks to the support of SNAP (formerly food stamps). SNAP’s structure supports work by supplementing...