DHS: Nearly 60K Pennsylvanians lost SNAP benefits since September
DHS: Nearly 60K Pennsylvanians lost SNAP benefits since September
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In Pennsylvania, nearly 2 million people receive SNAP benefits every month to help them buy food for themselves and their families, including 759,000 children and 282,000 older Pennsylvanians. SNAP is a 100% federally funded program that not only helps people buy groceries, but it supports our farmers and agricultural economy, and it offsets the strain on the charitable food network. SNAP currently brings in $365 million to Pennsylvania’s economy every month. These funds can only be spent on foo
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In Pennsylvania, nearly 2 million people receive SNAP benefits every month to help them buy food for themselves and their families, including 759,000 children and 282,000 older Pennsylvanians. SNAP is a 100% federally funded program that not only helps people buy groceries, but it supports our farmers and agricultural economy, and it offsets the strain on the charitable food network. SNAP currently brings in $365 million to Pennsylvania’s economy every month. These funds can only be spent on foo
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"Starting on September 1, 2025, the federal government’s rules on how long certain people can receive SNAP benefits began changing. I recently attended the Born to Thrive Maternal and Infant Survival and Equity Summit in Philadelphia to share my thoughts on how new work and reporting requirements impact our communities and families across Pennsylvania." "Because of Congressional Republicans’ budget bill, certain SNAP recipients are now subject to work and reporting requirements. And on November
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"Starting on September 1, 2025, the federal government’s rules on how long certain people can receive SNAP benefits began changing. I recently attended the Born to Thrive Maternal and Infant Survival and Equity Summit in Philadelphia to share my thoughts on how new work and reporting requirements impact our communities and families across Pennsylvania." "Because of Congressional Republicans’ budget bill, certain SNAP recipients are now subject to work and reporting requirements. And on November
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Pennsylvanians, don’t lose your SNAP benefits! Be sure to keep your address up to date with DHS by calling the Customer Service Center or updating your address through COMPASS and keep your address up to date with the United States Postal Service so you don’t miss any important mailings about your benefits! And remember, we’re here when you need us. If you have questions about your benefits, don’t hesitate to reach out. Learn more at dhs.pa.gov/work. | Pennsylvania Department of Human Services
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Pennsylvanians, don’t lose your SNAP benefits! Be sure to keep your address up to date with DHS by calling the Customer Service Center or updating your address through COMPASS and keep your address up to date with the United States Postal Service so you don’t miss any important mailings about your benefits! And remember, we’re here when you need us. If you have questions about your benefits, don’t hesitate to reach out. Learn more at dhs.pa.gov/work. | Pennsylvania Department of Human Services
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More than two million Pennsylvanians rely on SNAP to help feed themselves and their families, but because of the federal government shutdown, SNAP benefits will not be issued as scheduled in November. DHS and our staff believe that no Pennsylvanian should go hungry, and we are doing everything we can to help our neighbors in need. If you are able, we invite you to join us and please consider donating food, money, or volunteering your time to your local food pantry. We’re all in this together. Fi
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More than two million Pennsylvanians rely on SNAP to help feed themselves and their families, but because of the federal government shutdown, SNAP benefits will not be issued as scheduled in November. DHS and our staff believe that no Pennsylvanian should go hungry, and we are doing everything we can to help our neighbors in need. If you are able, we invite you to join us and please consider donating food, money, or volunteering your time to your local food pantry. We’re all in this together. Fi
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New SNAP Work and Education Program Certification Process
New SNAP Work and Education Program Certification Process
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👀 Watch 👀 this video to learn how to apply for benefits online in 3 simple steps! Then, go to bit.ly/pacompass to get started. | Pennsylvania Department of Human Services
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👀 Watch 👀 this video to learn how to apply for benefits online in 3 simple steps! Then, go to bit.ly/pacompass to get started. | Pennsylvania Department of Human Services
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PA Department of Human Services reminds residents of SNAP benefits
Apr 17, 2020
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Find the assistance you need with DHS services. 📱💻 Apply online anytime at www.compass.state.pa.us. | Pennsylvania Department of Human Services
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DYK? Under new federal rules, certain SNAP recipients must work, volunteer, or participate in an education or training program at least 20 hours per week. SNAP recipients can now search for volunteer opportunities on PA Navigate to help them meet this requirement. Learn more: https://www.pa.gov/agencies/dhs/newsroom/-new-tool-will-connect-snap-recipients-with-volunteer-opportunit | Pennsylvania Department of Human Services
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PA Department of Human Services frustrated with federal government, expect applications for benefits to rise
Apr 22, 2020
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PA DHS Simplifies SNAP Renewal with Verify My Income | Community Behavioral Health posted on the topic | LinkedIn
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Don’t risk your benefits because of missed communications, so make sure your contact information is correct! Use dhs.pa.gov/COMPASS to update your information and signup for e-communications. | Pennsylvania Department of Human Services
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WATCH: Pa. Dept. of Human Services discusses public assistance programs available to Pennsylvanians
May 28, 2020
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DHS Secretary Dr. Val Arkoosh recently visited the Westmoreland County Assistance Office to talk to staff and thank them for the critical work they do to help all Pennsylvanians achieve a better, healthier life. Staff in CAOs across PA work every day to help connect people to life-sustaining assistance, and their work makes an incredible difference for people in difficult situations. "I am so proud of the work our team is doing to provide critical benefits like healthcare, heating assistance, an
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DHS Secretary Val Arkoosh visited the Cambria County Assistance Office in Johnstown this week to talk with staff and thank them for the critical work they do to help all Pennsylvanians achieve a better, healthier life. "These workers are the heart and soul of the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services. They are unsung heroes, helping Pennsylvanians connect to the services they need and deserve. We could not do our work without them. So if you ever run into them, be sure to thank them for all
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PA DHS visits daycare
3 months ago
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PA agency releases racial equity report to serve as 'roadmap' to fight racism. What it found
Jan 21, 2021
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Pennsylvania, protect your benefits! The EBT Card Lock feature is now available through ConnectEBT. Lock your card when not in use to prevent theft, fraud, and scams! Download the free, secure ConnectEBT mobile app or visit connectebt.com to get started. To learn more, visit dhs.pa.gov/scams. | Pennsylvania Department of Human Services
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Don’t wait for your home to get dangerously cold this winter! Help is available. Visit dhs.pa.gov/LIHEAP for help keeping your home warm and safe. | Pennsylvania Department of Human Services
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“Having a safe, stable, and affordable place to live is essential to making sure that individuals and families are healthy and can thrive generation after generation. When any Pennsylvanian struggles to meet their most basic needs- whether that is affording housing, finding a job, or feeding their family - it affects all of us. “DHS was honored to participate in the ribbon cutting ceremony for Sycamore Homes, an affordable housing development in Harrisburg. The building represents so much more t
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At the DHS Warren County Assistance office, our team of caseworkers is small but mighty. This enthusiastic and dedicated team of professionals is on the front lines serving more than 40,000 people in their communities every single day, and we are so grateful to have them on our team! We have incredible jobs with amazing career paths here at DHS. Join us and find your next career opportunity today at employment.pa.gov/DHS. | Pennsylvania Department of Human Services
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If you feel isolated or lonely this holiday season, find ways to reach out to support networks. Talking to family, friends, colleagues, and community and social organizations can help. Find resources to care for your mental health: http://dhs.pa.gov/MentalHealth | Pennsylvania Department of Human Services
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Do your kids need health insurance? Has your family experienced a change in income or employment? CHIP can help. Apply today! | Pennsylvania Department of Human Services
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Aides, supervisors, nurses – hundreds of opportunities with: 💼State benefits 🏖Generous time off 🤍Meaningful work | Pennsylvania Department of Human Services
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PA DHS addresses ongoing contract dispute between Martella's Pharmacies & Express Scripts
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In PA, we celebrate the strengths & abilities of individuals with developmental disabilities. We offer support through job training programs, accommodation initiatives, and in-community support programs to help people with disabilities stay in and contribute to their community. Learn more at: https://www.dhs.pa.gov/Services/Disabilities-Aging/Pages/Intellectual-Disabilities-Services.aspx | Pennsylvania Department of Human Services
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"Today I joined representatives from the White House in Philadelphia to discuss how agencies in Philadelphia welcomed Afghan refugees. Following the fall of government in Kabul in August 2021, DHS worked with our network of refugee resettlement partners across the Commonwealth to welcome Afghan nationals and provide services that help them settle into their new communities. Pennsylvania was founded on the ideals of being a welcoming place, and we’ve done all we can so that all Afghans and other
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DHS Secretary Dr. Val Arkoosh is honored to be this year's recipient of the ChildPromise Humanitarian Award for her leadership, caring, and commitment to Pennsylvania and building more opportunities for youth served through our foster system. Congratulations, Secretary Arkoosh! | Pennsylvania Department of Human Services
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Shapiro Administration Opens Southeast Youth Development Center, Expanding Options for Care for Youth in Juvenile Justice System: https://bit.ly/3WRe4hS DHS Secretary Dr. Val Arkoosh announced that DHS has begun serving youth at the Southeast Youth Development Center (YDC), a new secure residential facility in Montgomery County that will increase DHS’ capacity to treat delinquent youth adjudicated to state care by county juvenile courts. This announcement comes as DHS continues its work to reduc
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