SNAP

Are you having trouble affording groceries? You could qualify for up to $292 per month in grocery assistance (for a household of one). Don’t miss out on this opportunity! 

The Student Care Center knows how challenging it can be to balance your studies and personal responsibilities, especially during tough times. That’s why we’ve partnered with Hunger Free Colorado to support students in accessing food assistance. 

SNAP, formerly known as food stamps, is a federal program that helps stretch your food budget, giving you reliable access to healthy meals while you focus on your education. 

Get Connected Today!
To start the process, fill out our SNAP form here, and one of our case managers will reach out to help you navigate your options. 

If you’d like to speak with someone or schedule an appointment, call 303-615-0006 or email [email protected]. 

We’re here to make sure you have the support you need!

SNAP takes many factors into account when determining eligibility, including gross income (before taxes), household size, and certain household expenses. Below are the current SNAP eligibility income limits and monthly benefit amounts (please note this limit changes annually):

Student Rules*

Students attending less than half-time and those age 50+ do not need to meet additional student criteria (only income – see above).

Students (18-49) attending half-time or more may be eligible for SNAP by meeting income guidelines and additional criteria (see bullets below).

You may meet the additional student criteria if you:

• Work 80 hours/month (20 hours/week);
• Are a parent or caregiver to a child under 12;
• Receive TANF (Colorado Works) benefits;
• Have a disability that makes working while in school challenging;
• Participate in a workforce development program, such as Employment First;
• Were awarded work study and work in a work-study job

Tip: If you receive Pell grant, you might be eligible for work-study and eligible for SNAP