Food Assistance

SNAP Food Aid (Earlier known as Food Stamps)
Complimentary Free School Meals For Kids
Complimentary Free Food Initiatives for Senior Citizens
D-SNAP Aids With Food Expenses Following a Declared Catastrophe
- About D-SNAP
- Eligibility for D-SNAP
WIC Nutritional Initiative for Women, Infants, and Kids
Food Stamps and Meal Initiatives Amid Covid-19 crisis
- Food Stamps and Meal Initiatives Amid Covid-19 crisis

D-SNAP Aids With Food Expenses Following a Declared Catastrophe

Eligibility for D-SNAP

You are only eligible for D-SNAP if you reside in an area where:

The president has already announced individual assistance for a disaster.
The program is authorized by the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food and Nutrition Service to provide the much needed assistance.

You are also eligible for D-SNAP even if you are not eligible for the regular SNAP (food stamps) program. This is because:

You have lost your job or have a low income due to a disaster.
You are unable to bear expensive home repairs or temporary shelter expenses.

If you have already achieved assistance under SNAP, still, you can apply for D-SNAP if you didn’t have the maximum allowed under SNAP and have disaster-related losses.

Besides this, you may be able to access complimentary free meals for your children or your entire family via school meal programs.

Apply for D-SNAP

Reach out to your local SNAP office to apply for D-SNAP. Besides this, you can also locate application sites throughout the disaster-impacted area.