Securing Third-Party Partners for SNAP E&T Programs

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This webinar, recorded on July 20, 2016 and presented through the SNAP to Skills project, walks States through a high-level understanding of the steps involved in building a third-party partnership, including how potential providers are identified and assessed for program fit and how partners can be educated about SNAP E&T, contracted and on-boarded.

10/27/2016