Get help affording groceries each month,
with SNAP!
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Updated September 2023
Many households, families, and seniors in Montana qualify for food assistance through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)! The average Montana SNAP household is estimated to receive $361 per month in 2023. Seniors can receive SNAP benefits and still receive senior commodities and Meals-on-Wheels.
APPLY FOR SNAP TODAY
You can apply for SNAP in these ways:
- use the map below to find local assistance with one of our SNAP Program Partners;
- apply online at apply.mt.gov;
- call (888) 706-1535, navigate to “Food or Cash Assistance,” and choose “Application Interview;” or
- pick up a paper application at your local Office of Public Assistance.
HAVE QUESTIONS?
The Montana Department of Health and Human Services administers SNAP, and the Offices of Public Assistance review SNAP applications and serve SNAP participants regarding their cases. If you are trying to complete a SNAP interview over the phone, please call the DPHHS Helpline at 1-888-706-1535. Interviews may also be completed in person at an Office of Public Assistance.
MFBN can provide information on SNAP, current eligibility guidelines, what to expect for the application process, and how to resolve issues with your case. We can also provide information on other forms of assistance that you may qualify for or programs located in your area.
For more information:
- call our SNAP hotline at (406) 239-6475; (cannot complete interview at this number)
- email us your questions at [email protected]
What is SNAP?
SNAP is the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, a program designed to help people in Montana make ends meet, and afford healthy food. SNAP participants receive monthly food benefits on the Montana Access debit card. Locate nearby grocery stores, farmers’ markets, and other retailers that accept SNAP benefits with the USDA SNAP retailer map. Find additional information on the DPHHS website – SNAP Program Overview »