SNAP Rules November 2025: Changes and Eligibility Criteria for Food Stamps Updated
From November 2025, new rules will come into force, changing the eligibility requirements and work criteria for millions of SNAP recipients.
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) will undergo major rule adjustments, affecting millions of food assistance beneficiaries.
Key Changes
- Adults without dependents (ABAWD) must meet a minimum of 80 hours of work, training, or volunteering per month to maintain benefits.
- This requirement aims to encourage labor participation but will also impact those with temporary or part-time jobs.
These changes seek to encourage labor participation.
Author's summary: New SNAP rules update eligibility and work criteria.
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