Pandemic EBT benefits have been authorized by Public Law 116-159 (Continuing Resolution), through the Federal Fiscal Year (Sept. 30, 2021). P-EBT will continue to be available as long as the Federal Public Health Emergency exists. When the Federal PHE ends, P-EBT will also end.
For additional information on Pandemic EBT, please view and share the pdf links below or visit the DFR site.
The P-EBT information document has been translated into Spanish.
Spanish (Español)
P-EBT Flyer
English
P-EBT Flyer
FAQ
(Updated 2-10-21)
Food Assistance Availability Map
The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration (FSSA), in partnership with the state’s food banks, Feeding Indiana’s Hungry, and the Indy Hunger Network has developed a statewide, interactive map that will help Hoosiers seeking food assistance find what they need.
* Hunger Relief Providers
COVID-19 Emerging and Preparedness Practices – Documents from Feeding America
Food Bank Volunteers
Food Safety at Food Banks
COVID-19 AND FOOD SAFETY FAQ
COVID-19 Food Safety
CDC Guidelines for Disinfecting Your Facility
CDC Disinfection Guidance
FDA Best Practices
Food Pick-Up / Delivery Services
The following CDC guidelines can be used to minimize risk.
• Signs are recommended at drive-through pantries requiring windows of recipients be rolled up unless everyone in the car has a mask covering both their mouth and nose.
• No one should enter a walk-in pantry without a mask covering both their mouth and nose.
• The PowerPoint for COVID-19 education (for both clients and staff) contains infographics that can utilized on social media.
Fully-Vaccinated Guidance (CDC)
CDC Guidance for Cleaning and Disinfecting Workplaces
CDC Guidelines for Critical Infrastructure
The Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) is closely monitoring a pandemic of the novel (new) coronavirus or COVID-19.
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