COMMUNITY ACTION AND SNAP E&T
In 2023, NCAP received a USDA SNAP Employment and Training National Partnership Grant, aimed at expanding third-party partnerships nationwide. In this initiative, NCAP provided customized and specialized training, along with technical assistance, to the Community Action network to familiarize the network with SNAP Employment and Training (E&T) and enhance network capacity to participate in SNAP E&T services. Through this project, NCAP focused on rural communities and increasing access to SNAP E&T services. Although the grant period ended in 2025, NCAP still encourages Community Action Agencies to explore SNAP E&T third-party partnerships using tools developed under the SNAP E&T National Partnership Grant.
Click here to discover additional SNAP E&T resources tailored for Community Action Agencies.
For any inquiries or additional information about SNAP E&T, feel free to reach out to Maribeth Schneber-Rhemrev, Director of Organizational Capacity Building at mschneberrhemrev@communityactionpartnership.com.
What Is SNAP E&T?
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Employment and Training (SNAP E&T) is a national program administered by USDA’s Food and Nutrition Service that provides SNAP participants with the skills and supports they need to find a good job that can lead to self-sufficiency. This video highlights how the SNAP E&T program can use state and community partnership to build strong programs that improve the lives of SNAP participants.
TOOLS & RESOURCES
SNAP E&T Provider Readiness Roadmap
This guide is intended to assist organizations such as Community Based Organizations and Community Action Agencies who have taken initial steps to understand Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Employment and Training (SNAP E&T) and are interested in moving forward to explore the opportunity to become a SNAP E&T provider.
PART ONE
PART TWO
PART THREE
Find resources on the SNAP E&T Third-Party Partnerships Resources Clearinghouse at snapeandtresources.com.
EVENTS
SNAP Employment and Training Third Party Partnerships: An Opportunity for Community Action Agencies
Want to explore the potential of SNAP Employment and Training (SNAP E&T) Third Party Partnerships for your Community Action Agency? In this webinar, NCAP and its partner the Seattle Jobs Initiative review the power of third-party collaborations in SNAP E&T, review how these partnerships allow CAAs to join forces with state SNAP agencies and other stakeholders to deliver essential employment and training services to SNAP recipients, and share new training and technical assistance opportunities designed to equip agencies with the knowledge and tools necessary to increase their capacity to serve the community through SNAP E&T. Whether you’re an experienced CAA looking to expand your impact or considering entering the world of SNAP E&T, this webinar provides valuable insights and guidance.
Have Questions?
Maribeth Schneber-Rhemrev
Director, Organizational Capacity Building
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