Access to food is a key driver of health. Recent SNAP changes may affect how Marion County residents apply for benefits, maintain eligibility, and access food assistance.
These changes connect to broader social drivers of health, including income, employment, transportation, housing, immigration status, and access to support services.
No one should have to navigate these changes alone. Local and statewide resources are available to help residents understand SNAP, find food assistance, and address issues with benefits. Helpful resources may include the Food Resource Services Hub, Community Compass, Indiana Legal Services, Covering Kids and Families, Indy Hunger Network, and the Division of Family Resources.
