Additional SNAP benefits available to eligible CT families Monday
In total, more than $25 million will go out in assistance, which equals $120 per child.
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Sep 2, 2023, 1:19 AM
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13h agoEligible Connecticut families will be able to receive additional SNAP benefits on Monday.
In total, more than $25 million will go out in assistance, which equals $120 per child.
State officials say funds will automatically be applied to cards.
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