We have been notified that Summer EBT (S-EBT) benefits, which were anticipated to be deposited this week, have been delayed until early August. Summers can be hard for families when they're not receiving school meals. We are working on solutions and have cultivated a list of resources that can help until the S-EBT delay is over.
S-EBT is a permanent, nationwide program beginning this summer. It is a result of a federal law called the Consolidated Appropriations Act passed in December 2022. It gives families with children extra benefits, like SNAP, to help pay for food in the summer. But S-EBT is not new to Connecticut - the state was one of the pioneers of this program, piloting it in 2011. S-EBT helps to lower food insecurity and increases access to healthy food. Each child who qualifies will get a one-time S-EBT benefit of $120.
For more information on the S-EBT program in Connecticut, click HERE.
Below, you'll find resources available in each town in the 57th District:
East Windsor: East Windsor Social Services offers resources via its Social Services Resource Flyer. You can find the food assistance options below or click HERE for the flyer. |