Perceptions of SNAP's Mandatory Work Provisions On Adults Without Dependents: A Summary of Findings from Interviews With Stakeholders and Listening Sessions With ABAWDs.

Research study to understand the impact of the ABAWD (able-bodied adult without dependents) waiver expiration on Minnesota SNAP recipients. Wilder Research interviewed community experts who are familiar with SNAP (previously known as “food stamps”) and analyzed information collected through listening sessions with homeless adults to gain their insight on the reinstatement of work provisions for SNAP ABAWDs, the process used to communicate the policy change, and barriers to receiving SNAP benefits.

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Stephanie Nelson-Dusek

Nelson-Dusek, Stephanie

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Perceptions of SNAP’s Mandatory Work Provisions On Adults Without Dependents: A Summary of Findings from Interviews With Stakeholders and Listening Sessions With ABAWDs.

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Minnesota Department of Human Services - SNAP for Adults Without Dependents

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