SNAP-Ed Connection

Welcome to the redesigned SNAP-Ed Connection!

FInd SNAP-Ed materials and more!

Are you looking for SNAP benefits?

To get SNAP benefits, you must apply in the state in which you currently live and you must meet certain requirements, including resource and income limits.

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SNAP-Ed Approaches

Success Stories

Students proudly show their finished seed balls and soiled hands

California

Fun with seeds: Calfresh Catholic Charities expands nutrition and gardening education in LA County

Direct Education, PSE Change

Boxes of mangos photo credit: Transition Sarasota

Florida

Fighting Hunger and Food Waste with MEANS Database in Florida

PSE Change

FTG seedling distribution with agency staff

Hawaii

Food to Grow: Growing a Healthy Future in Hawaii

Direct Education, PSE Change

Maine

Maine SNAP-Ed Collaborates with other USDA programs to Increase Assess to Local Produce

Direct Education, PSE Change

Alabama

Bike Rodeos Across Alabama Encourage Safe, Fun, Lifelong Physical Activity

PSE Change

How States are
Implementing SNAP-Ed

SNAP-Ed is federally funded and administered by SNAP State and local implementing agencies. States conduct needs assessments to ensure that SNAP-Ed is delivered in a hands-on and tailored way for their communities. As a result, SNAP-Ed looks different in every State.

SNAP-Ed uses evidence-based, public health projects and interventions. A network of over 28,000 local partners work within States to deliver SNAP-Ed.

Find SNAP-Ed In My State

Browse SNAP-Ed Topics

AANHPI Heritage Month

Learn how SNAP-Ed agencies are supporting AANHPI communities.

AANHPI Heritage Month
SNAP-Ed Guidance and Policy

The Guidance provides policy guidance for States regarding SNAP-Ed.

Read the Guidance
Seasonal Produce Guide

Find out what’s fresh, abundant, and affordable year-round.

See What's in Season
SNAP-Ed Recipes

Browse hundreds of tasty, nutritious, and easy-to-make recipes.

Discover New Recipes