SNAP CAN
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Career Advancement Network
SNAP CAN is a free and voluntary program at PCC for students receiving SNAP benefits.
We are dedicated to connecting our program participants to the tools and resources they need to overcome barriers and attain employment. The SNAP CAN program provides support services to assist you in navigating your career journey, and offers financial resources so you can concentrate on achieving your goals. Some restrictions apply, but SNAP CAN can assist with expenses such as:
- Transportation (gas/Lyft cards, vehicle/bike repairs)
- Tuition, test fees, books, training materials
- Rent and utility assistance
- Personal hygiene essentials
- And more!
Eligibility
- You must be 16 years of age or older
- You must be receiving SNAP benefits
- You must not be receiving Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) or Tribal TANF
Requirements
To receive SNAP CAN benefits:
- You must meet with your PCC SNAP CAN representative once a month
- You must be actively enrolled and participating in classes at PCC
Get Started Today
Interested in learning more about SNAP CAN and how it can help you tap into the resources you qualify for? Complete this short interest form to have a staff member reach out with more information.
Everybody needs help sometimes, and we are here to help!
Not currently receiving SNAP benefits?
Not currently receiving SNAP benefits but curious to explore eligibility requirements and gather more information?
Dive into the details of qualification and start your application process here.
USDA Nondiscrimination Statement
This institution is an equal opportunity provider. The USDA nondiscrimination statement is available here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to pay back the support offered through SNAP CAN?
No, the support that is given to you through SNAP CAN does not need to be paid back.
Will SNAP CAN benefits negatively affect my SNAP benefits?
No, your participation in SNAP CAN does not negatively affect your SNAP benefits.
Will SNAP CAN benefits negatively affect the financial aid I receive from the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)?
No, your financial aid will not be impacted by SNAP CAN.
SNAP CAN is Federally funded by the US Department of Agriculture, Food and Nutrition Administration (USDA FNA) with $10,597,748.50 for FY2027. Additionally, for FY2027 $7,579,408.50 is financed by non-Federal sources.