Summer EBT - S-EBT--Additional Resources

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Far below normal precipitation has caused a drought and increased fire danger levels. All of Connecticut is currently in a Stage 2 Drought Advisory. Residents are encouraged to be mindful of water consumption and use extra caution to prevent fires. An emergency burn ban remains in effect at all state parks, forests, and wildlife management areas, prohibiting the use of all outdoor grills, firepits, campfires, etc.

Summer EBT - S-EBT

Additional Resources

For more information on S-EBT:

Summer Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) (azureedge.us)

SNAP: To see if your household is eligible for SNAP, visit DSS’ ConneCT Pre-Screening tool at www.connect.ct.gov. In Connecticut, a household may be eligible for SNAP benefits if children in the household qualify for free or reduced-price meals at school or S-EBT.

Summer Meals Program: Children receiving S-EBT benefits can also visit a Summer Meals site. At these sites, children 18 years old and younger receive a nutritious meal at no cost. To find a site, visit https://www.fns.usda.gov/meals4kids and enter your address as directed; or call The USDA National Hunger Hotline at 1-866-3-HUNGRY (1-866-348-6479); or you can call 211. Participating in Summer Meals does not reduce your S-EBT benefits.

Read more on the program here:

Summer Nutrition Programs (azureedge.us)

SNAP Employment & Training: SNAP Employment & Training is a work program that offers numerous training opportunities at no cost to you. If you are receiving SNAP and not receiving money from TFA, you may be eligible to participate. For more information visit http://www.ct.gov/snap/employmentandtraining.

Farmers’ Markets: For information CT Farmers’ Market, go to: https://portal.ct.gov/DOAG/ADaRC/Publications/Farmers-Markets.

CT Fresh Match: For information about, CT Fresh Match which allows participants to double the fruits and vegetables they purchase at participating farmers’ markets, go to: https://www.endhungerct.org/services/farmers-markets/.

SNAP4CT: Connecticut offers additional free nutritional information at https://www.snap4ct.org/.Visit the website to access a free nutritionist, recipes, a calendar of nutrition education events, and more.

Stretch your food budget further with WIC: Households with kids under five years of age, new moms, and pregnant or breastfeeding women may be eligible to receive healthy foods, free nutrition education, breastfeeding support, and referrals to helpful resources. To apply or learn more, visit: https://portal.ct.gov/dph/WIC/WIC.

Free Head Start: All children up to five years of age receiving SNAP benefits are eligible for FREE Head Start/Early Head Start programming. Head Start provides programs that develop early learning skills, healthy lifestyles, language and literacy skills, and other academic needs. Visit https://eclkc.ohs.acf.hhs.gov/programs/article/head-start-programs to learn more about Head Start or contact OEC.HSCollaboration@ct.gov for more information on this FREE program and how to enroll.

Child Nutrition Programs: Child Nutrition Programs (ct.gov)