This FAQ breaks down the USDA guidance on how states and territories can implement P-EBT for children under the age of six who are not yet in school.

Supporting kids and families with nutrition assistance following natural disasters is even more critical during the coronavirus pandemic, though it presents some new challenges.

This resource will help advocates and others working on SNAP to better understand when and how the COVID-19 waivers affected SNAP benefits and how they intersect with the 2021 TFP revision.

This resource briefly describes SNAP waivers and guidance memoranda by USDA-FNS in response to the coronavirus. 

This resource highlights ideas for how states, localities, and schools can leverage COVID relief funds like State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF), Emergency Elementary and Secondary Education Relief (ESSER) Funds, and Governor's Emergency Education Relief (GEER) Funds to mitigate the impact of nationwide child nutrition waiver expirations for Summer 2022 and School Year 2022-2023. 

New legislation extends the USDA's authority to issue nationwide waivers for Summer 2022 operations, provides more limited nationwide waiver authority for School Year 2022-2023, and offers additional per-meal reimbursement rates for one year.

Congress recently passed legislation that creates new, permanent options for ensuring more children have access to the nutritious food they need over the summer.

This resource explores how states, localities, and schools can leverage COVID relief funds like State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF), Emergency Elementary and Secondary Education Relief (ESSER) Funds, and Governor's Emergency Education Relief (GEER) Funds to mitigate the impact of nationwide child nutrition waiver expirations for Summer 2022 and School Year 2022-2023.