SNAP Losses: How You Can Help

On Nov. 1, an estimated 360,000 Connecticut residents stand to lose access to Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits. New reporting from DataHaven shows a heat map of the 58,000 Connecticut families who would lose $25 or more per month. In New Haven alone, residents would lose upwards of $1 million monthly in SNAP benefits.

How you can help:

Informational flyer titled New Haven Food Assistance Resource Guide lists local food pantries, hours, contact info, and SWAP guidelines for healthy food choices. Blue and yellow sections highlight key points and a map QR code. Updated July 2025.
A flyer listing soup kitchens, food pantries, and meal programs in Rochester, MN, with addresses, hours, and service details, plus SNAP, WIC, and senior meal information. CARE and United Way logos are included. Updated July 2025.
The resources above were gathered by 211 in collaboration with Supporting Wellness at Pantries, a collaboration between Feeding America and CT Foodshare.
Hamden Food Assistance Resource Guide with a green background, listing local food pantries, senior meal programs, homebound services, and $1 grocery options, including contact details, schedules, and eligibility information.
The above resources were compiled by the Town of Hamden.
Food assistance resource guide for West Haven, listing locations, addresses, schedules, and eligibility details for meals, food pantries, and soup kitchens. Helpline 211 info is highlighted at the bottom.