In July 2025, President Trump signed House Resolution 1 into law, making major changes to who qualifies for the Supplementary Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). These changes require more adults to meet work requirements and limit access to SNAP for immigrants. The changes start when people apply or renew in 2026.
We encourage everyone to look closely at the changes. There are many exemptions to the new work requirements and immigration statuses that still do qualify for SNAP.
Below are all of the resources we have available to help folks understand these changes, and how to meet the new work requirements.
Know Your Rights Webinar
- Watch a recording of our recent online webinar about SNAP on April 21, 2026. (available in English)
- Review the slides from the recent online webinar about SNAP on April 21, 2026. (available in English & Spanish)
SNAP Basics
- How to get food assistance (available in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, & Chinese)
Meeting SNAP Work Requirements
- SNAP work requirements overview (available in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, & Chinese)
- How to show you are exempt from SNAP work requirements (available in English)
- Documenting you are meeting SNAP work requirements (available in English)
- Proving you are exempt from SNAP work requirements due to disability (available in English)
Important SNAP Information for Immigrants
- Food assistance for immigrants (available in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, & Chinese)
- SNAP changes for some immigrants (available in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, & Chinese)
Resources Coming Soon
- Know Your Rights Webinar about SNAP in Spanish! TBA