Local food pantries offering help as SNAP benefits resume
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Local food pantries offering help as SNAP benefits resume
JEROMESVILLE, Ohio — With the federal government shutdown affecting the distribution of food-assistance benefits, the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS) announced Nov. 10 that it is taking steps to distribute partial Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits this week, as early as today, and continuing daily until complete.
For families who may still be experiencing delays or effects of the shutdown, this list of local food pantries and organizations providing hot meals can help bridge the gap.
View the full list of resources from Ashland Source.
If additional needs arise, please reach out to our Hillsdale Schools Community Liaison for assistance and connections to local support networks.