Focusing on basic needs insecurity can support expanding equity and success for adult learners. All states maintain federally funded Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Employment & Training (SNAP E&T) programs that provide assistance to job seekers, including upskilling and reskilling resources. CAEL is partnering with Community Colleges across the country, Seattle Jobs Initiative, Grant Associates, and the American Public Human Services Association to increase awareness around SNAP E&T programs at community colleges, improve the referral systems between community colleges and their respective regional and state provider networks, and build capacity for community colleges to serve as third party providers themselves.

We appreciate you taking a few minutes to complete this form to let us know your college's knowledge level and interest in SNAP E&T programs.

This form should be filled out by someone at a community college who would be interested in learning more about SNAP E&T and how their community college can become engaged in this process. Please answer these questions to the best of your ability and current knowledge of the needs and interests at your community college.

Thank you for your interest - we are looking forward to working with you!