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Federal Changes to Medicaid and Food Assistance Programs
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
Per the federal USDA Food and Nutrition Services, due to the federal government shutdown, there may be a delay in issuing November 2025 food assistance benefits. Check MI Bridges for updates. Please visit MI 211 to find food resources near you. Click here for FAQs.
NOTE: Food assistance beneficiaries must make sure their address, phone number and email are up to date at Michigan.gov/MIBridges or by calling your local MDHHS office to ensure accurate and timely benefits.
Recent press releases:
MDHHS and LEO Highlight How SNAP Helps Reduce Poverty, Supports Michigan Jobs, Improves Health and Economic Outcomes in Local Communities - August 05, 2025
Gov. Whitmer Highlights New Report Finding That Republican Tax and Tariff Plans Will Cost Middle-Class Workers Hundreds of Dollars Next Year - June 25, 2025
Gov. Whitmer Highlights New Memo Finding That Republican Cuts to the Affordable Care Act Would Kick 120,000+ Off Their Insurance - June 13, 2025
Gov. Whitmer Highlights Impact of Nearly $300 Billion Cut to Food Assistance Program on Michigan’s Hunger, Economy, Health, and Future - June 04, 2025
MDHHS Announces Continuation of Summer Food Assistance Program - May 27, 2025
Gov. Whitmer Statement on Vote to Gut Medicaid and SNAP to Cut Taxes for the Wealthy - May 22, 2025