SNAP UPDATE
If you have recently been affected by the loss of SNAP and the government shut down the following resources may be available to you in addition to assistance from STEP. Please note that food shelves in the area are experiencing and increase in need, and you may need to leave a message and wait for a call back.
If you have children 5 and younger, you may be able to get help through the WIC program. Visit WIC: Women, Infants and Children | Hennepin County for information.
If you visit Find Help - Hunger Solutions, you can enter your address to find resources and additional food shelves near you.
You can also call the Minnesota Food Helpline at 1-888-711-1151 or you can call United Way 211 at 651-291-0211
Fare for All-Pop-up grocery store with prices about 40% lower than regular grocery stores. See their website for more information and locations: Fare For All - The Food Group
Meals on Wheels: Meal delivery service. See their website for qualifying information: How Does Meals On Wheels Work? | MN Metro Meals on Wheels
The state will be updating their federal shutdown webpage for SNAP. You may find helpful information there: Federal shutdown information | Minnesota Department of Children, Youth, and Families.
DoorDash has launched an Emergency Food Response this month, waiving merchant fees for over 300 Project DASH food bank partners and delivering over 1 million meals for free.
(https://dcyf.mn.gov/federal-shutdown)
Additional community resources can be found here.
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We offer food, clothing, financial assistance, transportation help, baby supplies, seasonal programs for children and families, and professional social work advice.
Start by giving us a call at (952) 925-4899.
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We provide a wide selection of fresh produce, dairy, meat, and shelf-stable foods through our choice-based food program.
If you’re struggling to pay for rent or utilities, STEP may be able to help. Our team works with you one-on-one to explore resources and financial support options
STEP’s Birthday Room provides St. Louis Park families with birthday supplies so parents and caregivers can create a joyful celebration at home.
We provide free clothing to St. Louis Park residents, including seasonal items like winter coats and boots.
Need a ride to a medical or social services appointment? We offer transportation services for adults who live in St. Louis Park.
Services are delivered by STEP’s Social Services team, which is comprised of licensed Social Workers and Caseworkers.
From school supplies and winter coats to holiday food and gifts, our programs are designed to bring relief and dignity during times when families may feel added pressure.
We provide diapers, wipes, formula, and other essentials to support St. Louis Park families with young children.
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