These updates have been submitted by the general public. Please note that they have NOT been reviewed or verified by 2-1-1 CT.
Families with children, ages 5 to 18 years who are eligible for free or reduced-price lunches or families who have Husky A with income of 185% of the Federal Poverty Level or less, will be eligible for Summer EBT.
S-EBT cards will be mailed out and/or funds deposited starting in, late July 2024. They will be mailed throughout August and September. The latest benefits will go out September 23, 2024,
Mailed cards may take a few weeks to arrive due to the large number being printed. If a child qualifies for S-EBT, families will get a letter stating when the benefits will be available.
Families with children, ages 5 to 18 years who are eligible for free or reduced-price lunches or families who have Husky A with income of 185% of the Federal Poverty Level or less; or the child’s school takes part in the National School Lunch Program (NSLP); or child is experiencing homelessness, is a runaway, or is in foster care; or child attends a qualifying Head Start program
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33619
844-503-6871
Summer EBT Customer Service Questions
888-328-2666
EBT Card Customer Service Card Issues
800-842-4524
Deaf and Hard of Hearing Individuals
24 hr/7 days
Child qualifies for S-EBT, families will get a letter stating when the benefits will be available
Families WILL NOT have to apply if they are eligible with the above guidelines and will automatically be enrolledHow Will I Get My S-EBT Card?Child currently gets SNAP or TFA benefits or got P-EBT benefits on an EBT card, benefits will be added to that EBT card. Child only has Medicaid, an S-EBT card will be sent in the Head of Household’s name to the address we have on file. Child is not currently on any DSS programs, an S-EBT card will be issued in the Head of Household or the child’s name to the address on file with their school. Child does not have a mailing address, the S-EBT card will be issued to their school. The school will notify family to pick up the card;SAVE THE CARD! EACH YEAR, S-EBT BENEFITS WILL GO ONTO THE SAME CARD!
No fee
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State agency administers state and federal cash assistance, SNAP/food stamp and medical insurance programs for low income individuals, individuals who are elderly or disabled, and refugees. Cash or medical insurance programs include Temporary Family Assistance (TFA); State Administered General Cash Assistance (SAGA); State Supplement for the Aged, Blind and Disabled (State Supplement); Medicaid; and other medical expense or personal care assistance programs for special populations. DSS also administers funding for child support enforcement services, energy assistance, rental assistance, emergency housing programs, burial funds for the indigent, and protective services for the elderly.
800-842-1508
Recorded Public Information
Handicap parking available, Wheelchair accessible
CATEGORY: Food
CATEGORY: Income Assistance
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