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Toolkits for SNAP Partners

 Simple, sharable resources to help you help others

This page is for partners and community groups that help people who use SNAP benefits. It includes simple, ready‑to‑share materials you can use to keep people informed, including updates about ongoing changes.

See also  H.R. 1 hub for ODHS/OHA partners

Materials about federal changes to SNAP

Use these materials to support people who are impacted by recent federal changes to SNAP. 

​H.R. 1 Changes to SNAP: A Guide for Partne​rs

This gu​ide helps ODHS ​partners support people affected by federal SNAP changes. Use it to answer questions and connect people with food resources and other support. ​It explains:

  • What has changed
  • Who may be affected
  • Steps people can take to keep benefits they qualify for

​​Download the gu​​ide​

Federal changes to SNAP work or activity rules

These resources are designed to help people who receive SNAP understand federal SNAP work or activity rules, exemptions and steps they can take to keep or regain benefits.​

  • ODHS partnered with national non-profit Social Finance through a project with the American Public Human Services Association (APHSA) to create these materials. The project is supporting states in developing practical too​ls to help implement federal changes under H.R. 1.
  • ​Materials include: one-pagers for specific populations, a resource on regaining benefits, a trifold brochure and a wallet card.
  • All materials are currently in an evaluation phase. Final versions, including materials in additional languages, will be released later this fall.
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General resources

Population-specific resources

Information sheet

Non-citizens can use this checklist to see if they are eligible for SNAP in Oregon.


Download ​English​​
Download ​Spanish

If your organization has meaningful volunteer opportunities, you may be able to become a SNAP Workfare site. 

SNAP Workfare connects organizations with volunteers who can help with daily tasks and community projects. In return, volunteers gain work experience and can meet the rules to keep their SNAP food benefits. 

Learn about the program and how to get started.

Become a SNAP Workfare site

General benefits outreach materials

Use these materials to share general information about how people can apply for and manage their benefits.

These materials help people report their information correctly and report changes when needed for SNAP. This helps people​ get the correct benefits and reduces payment errors​.

Video guides

English videos

Spanish videos

Flyers and wallet cards (PDF format)

Flyer: Reporting shelter and utility costs when you apply or renew​ for SNAP

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Flyer: Reporting your household​ when you apply or renew​ for SNAP

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Flyer: Reporting your income​ when you apply or renew​ for SNAP

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Flyer: Reporting changes

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Wallet card: Reporting income changes ​

Use these wallet cards to note the income amount people must report if they go over​.

Know what to report (print version)

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Know what to report (fillable version)

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Use the Oregon Eligibility (ONE) Toolkit to let people know they can apply for medical, food, cash and child care benefits in one place. ​​They can apply for and manage their benefits online, by phone or in person at a local ​office. 

  • The toolkit has many resources in multiple languages. 
  • It includes print materials, drop-in articles, website and social media content.