Food Commodity Programs (CSFP and TEFAP)
Offered by Georgia Division of Family and Children Services
Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13From ATL Care research
8215 Roswell Road, Atlanta, 30082
(855) 422-4453 · more numbers below
Georgia runs two federal food programs that give nutritious food to low-income people. Foods can include milk, juice, beans, poultry, and canned meats, fruits, and vegetables.
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Cost & format
In person
Who this is for
Made for low-income people. The pages do not give the exact rules.
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