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Food commodity programs (CSFP and TEFAP)

Offered by Georgia Department of Human Services/Division of Family and Children Services/DFCS

Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13From ATL Care research

50 Hurt Plaza, SE, Atlanta, 30303

(855) 422-4453 · more numbers below

Georgia runs two federal food programs that give nutritious food to low-income people. They are the Commodity Supplemental Food Program and The Emergency Food Assistance Program. Foods can include milk, juice, beans, poultry, and canned meat, fruit, and vegetables.

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In person

Who this is for

Low-income people.

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