New American PathwaysSupplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
New American Pathways (New AP) is committed to helping refugee and immigrant communities access the food assistance they need through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
Refugee and immigrant communities, low-income individuals and families
From newamericanpathways.org/our-programs ↗About this program
SNAP provides monthly benefits via an EBT card to help low-income individuals and families buy healthy food at participating stores and farmers markets.
Through culturally relevant outreach materials and multilingual support, New AP increases awareness about SNAP eligibility, the application and renewal process, and available assistance. Our goal is to ensure that every household especially those living below the federal poverty level—can access the resources they need to achieve food security and improve their well-being.
Look for outreach events and programs in your community and let us help you understand your eligibility and guide you through the SNAP process.
Questions
What does SNAP provide?
SNAP provides monthly benefits via an EBT card to help low-income individuals and families buy healthy food at participating stores and farmers markets.
What does New AP do to support SNAP access?
Through culturally relevant outreach materials and multilingual support, New AP increases awareness about SNAP eligibility, the application and renewal process, and available assistance.
Details
- Who
- Refugee and immigrant communities, low-income individuals and families
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Economic Inclusion + Workforce DevelopmentWorking with new Americans on a pathway to English language and career success.
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