Eligibility: Varies by service; mainly serves people impacted by disasters that took place in Oregon and who are in need of recovery-related assistance

Eligibility: Unrestricted

Eligibility: SNAP households affected by the disaster may request replacement benefits if you are already receiving SNAP benefits and lost food purchased with SNAP benefits as a result of the fires or related power outages.

Eligibility: Any household with children who, if not for school closures or remote learning during the COVID-19 outbreak, would be receiving free and reduced-price meals through their school.

Benefits will be issued to families with children enrolled in a K-12 school, school-based preschool, or school-based Head Start that normally participate in the National School Lunch Program.

In the current round of P-EBT, children 0-5 years old who receive SNAP will also receive P-EBT benefits. Children 6 years old that receive SNAP that are not yet enrolled in school are also eligible but families will need to notify the Department of Human Services that their child is enrolled in childcare.

Families can get both Pandemic EBT and the prepared “grab and go” meals that schools are serving during the pandemic.