Food Costs Are Rising

You can get an average of $188 to help with groceries.

Individuals at the Grocery store

Millions of adults over 50 use SNAP to boost their grocery budget. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program or SNAP already helps thousands of Kansans. But many more may be eligible based on their income and expenses. Find out if you qualify in less than 3 minutes. 

After enrolling, you receive a card that works just like a debit card at grocery stores and other approved locations. It gets automatically loaded with your benefit every month.


3 Easy Ways to Find Out if You Qualify

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Use our easy online screener to find out if you qualify!

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Speak with a specialist now to find out if you might be eligible.

866-331-1667

 

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Text “Get SNAP 1” to 74544 to see if you qualify.


How Does SNAP Work?

A: Once enrolled, you’ll receive a convenient Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) card that looks and works like a debit or credit card but is loaded with your benefits each month. No one can tell you’re using SNAP when making a purchase.

A: SNAP is not just for families with children. Any adult, of any age, who meets the eligibility requirements can receive SNAP.

A: As an entitlement program, like Social Security or Medicare, enrolling in SNAP will not deny benefits to others who are eligible.

A: If you are eligible, your benefit amount will be based on your income and expenses. Thousands of older adults in Texas receive an average of $133 in SNAP benefits each month.

A: You can use your EBT card at thousands of grocery stores, farmers markets, and other approved locations to buy approved groceries, seeds, and plants that will produce food.


Save Money on Groceries with SNAP in Kansas

See if you qualify for an average of $188 per month in grocery money.