"The goal of the Emergency Food Assistance Program is to alleviate hunger in the state of Washington by providing funds, technical assistance, and information to community programs that deliver emergency food and services to hungry people." - WSDA
EFAP is funded through the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) and administere
"The goal of the Emergency Food Assistance Program is to alleviate hunger in the state of Washington by providing funds, technical assistance, and information to community programs that deliver emergency food and services to hungry people." - WSDA
EFAP is funded through the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) and administered by STOWW for the following tribes
For the tribal food voucher program, "the state sets a minimum requirement that clients simply declare they do not have the resources to feed themselves and their families. Tribes may have additional requirements that must be in writing such as the client must live in a certain geographic area or they may only access services so many time
For the tribal food voucher program, "the state sets a minimum requirement that clients simply declare they do not have the resources to feed themselves and their families. Tribes may have additional requirements that must be in writing such as the client must live in a certain geographic area or they may only access services so many times a year. However, providers may not discriminate against any class of people, though Indian preference is allowed." Questions regarding the application and eligibility requirements can be answered by contacting the EFAP tribal liaisons.