Minnesota establishes a supplemental nutrition assistance program to aid those losing federal SNAP benefits.
The Minnesota supplemental nutrition assistance program (MNSNAP) provides food benefits to individuals and families affected by federal SNAP cuts and restrictions. It serves those at risk of hunger, including veterans, seniors, homeless individuals, youth aging out of foster care, new Americans, and working parents who have lost jobs. Eligible participants must meet federal requirements, and if they do, they convert to federal SNAP benefits. The program includes assessments, home visits, and a moratorium on terminations for new federal SNAP restrictions.
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