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Offers a sixteen-week intensive program that is family-based and designed for the prevention and treatment of child abuse and neglect. Individual and family coaching sessions include modeling positive parenting skills and techniques individualized for each family.

Provides a free alternative to the Emergency Room when individuals are going through a crisis. “The Living Room” gives individuals in crisis a safe, calm environment to de-escalate from their mental health stressors. When a guest arrives, they are assessed for risk by a clinician to determine if The Living Room is an appropriate level of care. After this, the guest speaks with a Recovery Support Specialist (RSS), who has lived experience with mental health concerns.

• Clients do not need to reapply or take any action; benefits will automatically be issued as federal funding becomes available.

• Continue to submit all required forms and recertifications as usual. SNAP applications, Semi Annual Reports (SAR 7s), and recertifications will continue to be processed as usual. All recipients are encouraged to keep their eligibility up to date.

• You can apply for SNAP benefits online, by phone, or in person.

• Any food or food product for human consumption
• Seeds and plants for use in home gardens to produce food

• Hot foods ready to eat
• Food intended to be heated in the store
• Lunch counter items or foods to be eaten in the store
• Vitamins or medicine
• Pet foods
• Any nonfood items (except seeds and plants)
• Alcoholic beverages
• Tobacco