The American Public Human Services Association (APHSA) aims to influence policies that support the health and well-being of all people that lead to stronger communities. Unfortunately, the final rule released yesterday regarding the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program's (SNAP) requirements for Able-Bodied Adults Without Dependents (ABAWD) strongly conflicts with our mission as well as the values that our members—state and local health and human services agencies—seek to advance.

SNAP is a key building block to improve nutrition and provide important bridge supports for those affected by job loss and other unexpected life setbacks. SNAP is also a key element to prevent more destabilizing and costly problems down the road in health, nutrition, family stability, and independence. In addition to lifting up individuals and families, SNAP is a strong economic driver in our communities; every dollar in SNAP spending leads to an increase in GDP between $.80 and $1.50. 

This new rule...
This email was sent to because you have indicated an interest in receiving information about APHSA events and you are subscribed to the APHSA events mailing list. 
This email was sent by: APHSA | 1101 Wilson Boulevard, 6th Floor | Arlington, VA 22209 | (202) 682-0100 Unsubscribe