SNAP Benefits
SNAP is a food assistance program that provides monthly benefits to help you pay for food. SNAP is sometimes referred to as food stamps. SNAP benefits are loaded onto an electronic benefit transfer (EBT) card monthly that can be used to pay for food at a SNAP authorized retail store. In Louisiana, the EBT card is also called the Louisiana Purchase card. SNAP helps many students to complete their studies and not let financial stress of having to pay for food get in the way of their goals.
SNAP for College Students Toolkit
College Student SNAP Eligibility
For any questions regarding SNAP benefits, please contact LAHelpU.dcfs@la.gov or the Office of Student Affairs at studentaffairs@fletcher.edu.
SNAP E&T
SNAP Education & Training (E&T) is a program designed to help current SNAP recipients gain the skills and training necessary for employment, increased self-sufficiency, and prosperity while they are enrolled at Fletcher. Participants are able to gain access to support services.
SNAP E&T could include assistance with:
- Books
- Background Checks
- Certifications
- Clothing for Job Interviews
- Childcare Expenses
- Drug Tests (if needed for employment)
- Transportation
- Tuition
- Uniforms
For more information about the program as a whole, please visit https://www.dcfs.louisiana.gov/page/snap-et.
If you are in need of additional services to be successful in your program, or want to find out if you qualify, please complete the form at https://lctcs.forms-db.com/view.php?id=85033 or contact Madison Pellegrin at madison.pellegrin@fletcher.edu.