Ohio HB174 establishes a program to replace stolen Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for households affected by electronic.
Ohio HB174, known as the No Hungry Families Act, creates a program to replace stolen SNAP benefits for households that have experienced electronic benefit theft. The program allows eligible households to apply for replacement benefits within 90 days of discovering the theft. Replacement benefits are limited to the amount stolen or two months of the household's monthly allotment, whichever is less. Households can only receive replacement benefits twice in a fiscal year.
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