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Learn about new laws that are causing significant changes in time-limited work rules for SNAP recipients and that impact recipients and increase workload for Minnesota's counties and Tribal Nations.

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SNAP does not shut off on its own. Learn how the USDA and federal government are limiting food access for more than 440,000 Minnesotans.

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Food and Nutrition

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Minnesota's food and nutrition programs help people with low incomes get the food they need for nutritious and well-balanced meals. Children learn more easily, adults work more productively and seniors are healthier with proper nutrition.

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In a food emergency?

  • See if you qualify for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) when you apply at mnbenefits.mn.gov. Expedited SNAP assistance helps families in emergencies get benefits more quickly. Families who qualify for Expedited SNAP assistance can get benefits in 7 days or less.

Need help with SNAP?

Challenges with your county or Tribal Nation?

We’re here to help. If you can’t reach your county or Tribal Nation for help with your SNAP application, benefits, or case — or if you’ve already contacted them and still have a concern give us a call at 651-431-4050 or email us at dcyf.cfs@state.mn.us.

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Other food and nutrition resources

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