Hand, Heart,+Soul Project
When we talk about #SNAP, we often talk about eligibility and benefit amounts. Those things matter. But so does what hap

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When we talk about #SNAP, we often talk about eligibility and benefit amounts.

Those things matter. But so does what happens after someone qualifies. A family can be eligible for assistance and still face barriers if renewal notices are confusing, documents are difficult to submit, wait times are long, or information isn't available in the languages people use at home. That’s why the October SNAP funding transition in Georgia deserves attention. As Georgia takes on a larger share of SNAP administrative costs, there is an opportunity to invest in systems that are easier to navigate, more responsive, and better connected to the people they serve. At Hand, Heart + Soul Project, we believe communities know where systems work and where they don't. Listening to that experience matters. We can help identify what’s working, name what needs to improve, and advocate for SNAP systems that are clear, responsive, and humane. #LinkInBio #Policy
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