Snap E & T 50% part reimb

The Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service awarded the Kentucky Cabinet for Health Services $510,820 under the State Administrative Matching Grants for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (CFDA 10.561) on October 1, 2025, for SNAP Employment and Training 50% participant reimbursement costs through September 30, 2026.

The Kentucky Cabinet passed through the funding to six sub-recipients effective July 1, 2026. Brighton Center, Inc. delivers SNAP E&T services to vulnerable populations including homeless youth and low-income families across Northern Kentucky. Ifoster, Inc. provides employment and training support to foster and kinship youth ages 18–25. Eastern Kentucky Concentrated Employment Program, Inc. offers career and technical education, job training, and behavioral health support for at-risk populations, particularly women in transition, in Eastern Kentucky. Northern Kentucky Area Development District administers regional workforce services for its member counties. Family Scholar House, Inc. delivers comprehensive workforce development, housing, case management, and employment assistance to single-parent families and youth experiencing homelessness or economic instability across Appalachian and Delta regions. Center for Employment Opportunities Inc. provides job readiness training, subsidized transitional employment, job placement, and retention support for SNAP recipients and formerly incarcerated individuals.

Work is performed in Kentucky, with sub-awardee operations distributed across multiple service regions and counties within the state.