US EditionState Braces for SNAP Work Requirement Change
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State braces for SNAP work requirement change
The Department of Social Services is preparing for new work requirements for SNAP recipients starting next month. The changes under the Big Beautiful Bill center around work requirements, raising the age limit from 54 to 64 for people who must work or volunteer at least 80 hours per month. The law also removes exemptions, including for veterans and the homeless....
The Supplementary Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) faces a decisive transformation that will change the way millions of people access food aid in the United States. Authorities have confirmed the entry of more demanding labor rules, in a context in which benefits had already been temporarily reduced by the end of 2025, which raises concerns among low-income families. In response, several community organizations have intensified their efforts …
The Supplementary Food Aid Program (SNAP), also known as "Food Stamps", has become a lifeline for nearly 42 million Americans facing the cost of living and the unprecedented rise in food basket prices in the United States. This federal program for low-income households allows recipients to receive monthly allowances on an EBT (Electronic Benefit Transfer) card, a rechargeable debit card used to purchase fresh products, meat, dairy products and o…
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