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Food Stamp Program

The food stamp program helps low-income people to buy food. It is a federal program that is administered by State or local agencies. Everyone applying for food stamps must have a social security number and must be a US citizen or qualified alien. A blind or disabled legal immigrant receiving disability benefits is entitled to immediate access to food stamps without a waiting period.

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  • Able bodied people between ages 18 and 60 must register for work to qualify for food stamps and may be required to participate in employment training programs.
  • College students may be eligible for food stamps.

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