Sunday, 16 September 2012 15:55

Schedule for Louisiana disaster food stamps (DSNAP) for week

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child-isaacBATON ROUGE - The Louisiana Department of Children and Family Services (DCFS) has released the Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (DSNAP) schedule for the six parishes where residents are currently eligible to apply for the assistance. Site hours are from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. each day.



Assumption -

 

  • Community Worship Center -- Applicants should park at Lucky Hit Shopping Center, 260 Hwy 70 Spur in Plattenville to be shuttled to DSNAP site.
    • Monday, Sept. 17 - Serving N-Z (Last day for these letters to apply)

Iberville -

  • American Legion Hall, 25050 Hwy 1, Plaquemine
  • St. Gabriel Community Center, 1400 Gordon S. LeBlanc Dr., St. Gabriel
    • Monday, Sept. 17 - Serving H-L
    • Tuesday, September 18 - Serving A-M (Last day for these letters to apply)
    • Wednesday, Sept. 19 - Serving N-Z (Last day for these letters to apply)

St. Helena -

  • Greensburg Fire Station -- Applicants should park at Forest Festival Park on 3rd Street between Hwy 38 and Hwy 43 in Greensburg to be shuttled to the DSNAP site.
    • Monday, Sept. 17 - Serving N-Z (Last day for these letters to apply)

St. Mary -

  • Amelia Community Center, 2109 Duhon Blvd., Amelia
  • Franklin Recreation Center, Gum Street, Franklin
    • Monday, Sept. 17 - Serving H-L
    • Tuesday, Sept. 18 - Serving A-M (Last day for these letters to apply)
    • Wed., Sept. 19 - Serving N-Z (Last day for these letters to apply)

Terrebonne -

  • Bayou Black, 3688 Southdown Mandalay Rd., Houma
    • Monday, Sept. 17 - Serving N-Z (Last day for these letters to apply)
    • Tuesday, Sept. 18 - Serving A-M (Last day for these letters to apply)

Washington -

  • American Legion Post 24, 63613 Lakeview Rd., Bogalusa
  • Old Franklinton Elementary School, 902 Cleveland St., Franklinton
    • Monday, Sept. 17 - Serving N-Z (Last day for these letters to apply)


The application period for DSNAP benefits in the following parishes has ended and residents are no longer eligible to apply - Ascension, Jefferson, Lafourche, Livingston, Orleans, Plaquemines, St. Bernard, St. Charles, St. James, St. John the Baptist, St. Tammany and Tangipahoa.

To help expedite the application process, individuals can pre-apply for Hurricane Isaac DSNAP either online at www.dcfs.la.gov/preapply or www.getagameplan.org or by calling 1-888-LAHELP-U (888-524-3578) 24 hours a day. When applying by phone, callers should select the appropriate language and then select options 3 and 3.

DSNAP is an income eligibility based program to assist eligible households who do not receive regular SNAP benefits and who need help buying groceries due to lost income or damages following a disaster. Eligibility is determined by federal guidelines and is based on an individual's known or expected income, resources (such as cash on hand, saving and checking account balances) and unreimbursed disaster expenses during the disaster period of August 26 and September 24. For more information on income guidelines, visit www.dcfs.la.gov or call 211.

Individuals who already have received DSNAP cannot reapply. Attempts to defraud the DSNAP program will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. Applicants who knowingly provide inaccurate or incomplete information as part of a DSNAP application could face criminal prosecution and disqualification of benefits. DCFS will investigate suspected fraud and aggressively pursue recoupment and possibly prosecution.

(press release)

 

 

              

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