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ALT SNAP Alert. Replacement food benefits available. SNAP Logo (Grocery bag with food, text underneath, "Putting healthy food within reach." Text to the right, "USDA Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program"). If your household lost food purchased with SNAP food benefits because of a power outage or situation related to the February 22, 2026 winter storm, you may qualify for replacement benefits. Eligible households can receive the value of food lost, up to their monthly benefit amount.
ALT To Request Replacement Food Benefits: 1. Report your food loss to the Division of Social Services by March 4, 2026 by calling your local office or 1-866-843-7212. 2. Submit Form 324 (Affidavit for Replacement of EBT Food Benefits) online or to your local Division of Social Services office, within 10 days of making your report. You must return the form with a handwritten signature. Division of Social Services will verify the power outage or disaster that caused the food loss.
ALT If you are experiencing urgent food needs, please contact your local State Service Center for food pantry assistance. Learn more and get Form 324 at de.gov/snapalert. DHSS logo.
ALT Don't let your SNAP Benefits end this month! SNAP Logo, arrow pointing to next slide.
ALT If you received a notice from DHSS about work requirements for SNAP benefits, call your case manager TODAY at 1-866-843-7212.
ALT 3 ways to keep your SNAP food benefits: 1. Prove you work or participate in the SNAP Employments and Training Program at least 80 hours every month. or 2. Provide a signed form from your doctor saying you are physically or mentally unable to work. or 3. Meet an approved federal exemption. See de.gov/snapalert for the complete list.
ALT Learn more about SNAP food benefit work requirements de.gov/snapalert or 1-866-843-7212. DHSS Logo.
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ALT FREEDOM CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING, INC. The Freedom Center exists to help people with disabilities break down barriers within their communities FREEDOM CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING INC. Contact us (302) 376-4399 Need Help? Assistive technology, Peer support/Mentor, Home modifications, Advocacy, Skills to succeed, and Nursing home/youth transitions. CONTACT US: 302-376-4399, [email protected], www.fcilde.org FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK or INSTAGRAM.
ALT Chock full of information, resources, and programs across our great State, this guide is a wealth of information. Available hashtag#Online and hashtag#Print formats, it has everything you need to hashtag#GetConnected Need more help, or not sure what to do? Call the Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) at 1-800-223-9074 or visit us online at www.DelawareADRC.com
ALT REGISTER TODAY for the My Life, My Decisions: A Supported Decision-Making Summit being held on March 7th, 2024, from 1:00-4:00 pm at the University of Delaware STAR Tower Audion. Join this Summit to learn about the importance of living a self-determined life. People with disabilities, caregivers, and professionals are invited to attend this panel discussion and mentoring experience. The event is presented in partnership with the Delaware Developmental Disabilities Council (DDC) and the CDS-led Delaware Network for Excellence in Autism (DNEA) and Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities (LEND) programs. Click on this link to learn more and register: https://www.cds.udel.edu/mylife
ALT A group of people of various skin tones, ethnic backgrounds, and abilities. All of them are dressed professionally. Text: October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month #NDEAM2023
