Impact on able-bodied adults without dependents
Time limits are now suspended across Oregon because of the COVID-19 pandemic. This means that those considered Able Bodied Adults without Dependents (ABAWDs) do not need to meet work requirements in order to continue receiving SNAP. No SNAP benefits will be reduced or cut off for participants because of not meeting work requirements. Learn more about food access during COVID-19 at oregonhunger.org/covid-19/.
Time limits are now suspended across Oregon because of the COVID-19 pandemic. This means that no one considered an ABAWD (an adult ages 18-50 who does not have a child on their SNAP case) needs to meet work requirements in order to continue receiving SNAP. No SNAP benefits will be reduced or cut off for participants because of not meeting work requirements.
If you have been cut off of SNAP because of time limits in the past, please reapply as you may now be eligible.
Please help spread the word so all Oregonians know they can access SNAP without worries about time limits.
ABAWD Materials
Contact DHS
- Benton County
541-757-5082 - Clackamas County
503-731-4777 - Clatsop County
503-325-2021 - Jackson County
541-858-3104 - Linn County
541-757-5050 - Marion County
503-373-7512 - Multnomah County
971-673-2422 or 971-673-2333 - Polk County
503-373-7512 - Tillamook County
503-842-4453 - Washington County
503-693-4769 - Yamhill County
503-373-7512
Local offices in Deschutes County:
- Bend
541-388-6010 - La Pine
541-536-5380 - Redmond
541-548-5547
Local offices in Lane County:
- Cottage Grove
541-942-9186 - Florence
541-997-8251 - McKenzie Center
541-686-7878 - Springfield
541-726-3525 - West Eugene
541-686-7722