What Is The Maximum Amount Of Food Stamps You Can Get In Louisiana?
“What is the maximum amount of SNAP benefits I can get in Louisiana?”
This is a question that many people ask themselves. The maximum amount of SNAP benefits in Louisiana you can receive will depend on your income and household size.
In this article, we will break down how to calculate the maximum food stamps for individuals and households in Louisiana, as well as what other resources are available for those who need help with their grocery bills.
Increase In Monthly Food Stamps
SNAP recipients received a 27% increase on average in food stamp benefits. This increase was implemented in October 2021. The numbers for the maximum amount of monthly food stamps seen in this article will reflect this food stamp increase. This means that before the increase in food stamps, a family of four could expect a maximum of $680 in food stamps per month. With President Biden’s increase, that same family of four would receive $835 per month.
Editor’s Note: If you would like to know how to get the maximum amount of food stamps in Louisiana, read our guide titled 4 Ways To Increase Your Monthly Food Stamp Benefits. This guide will explain the concept of the “food stamp algorithm” and how it plays a part in determining how much/or little you get in SNAP benefits.
What Is The Max Amount Of Food Stamps In Louisiana?
The maximum amount of Louisiana food stamps you can get will depend on your household income size. For example a 1 person household, the max is $281. If you have 8 people in your home, the maximum SNAP benefit is $1691. Below is a food stamp benefit chart for Louisiana that shows you the maximum amounts you can receive for the SNAP program.
| Household Size | Maximum Monthly Food Stamp Benefits In Louisiana |
| 1 | $281 |
| 2 | $516 |
| 3 | $740 |
| 4 | $939 |
| 5 | $116 |
| 6 | $1339 |
| 7 | $1480 |
| 8 | $1691 |
| Each additional person. | $211 |
Louisiana Food Stamp Income Limits
To receive SNAP food benefits, your family household must fall below a specific gross income. Your household size and monthly income combined will determine if you qualify for this Louisiana food assistance program. Below is a table that lets you know what is the maximum income to qualify for Louisiana food stamps.
| Household Size | Monthly Income Limit For Louisiana Food Stamps |
| 1 | $1473 |
| 2 | $1984 |
| 3 | $2495 |
| 4 | $3007 |
| 5 | $3518 |
| Each additional person. | $512 |
How To Apply For Louisiana Food Stamps
There are a few different ways to apply for SNAP benefits in Louisiana:
- Apply online at the Louisiana Human Services website.
- Call the Louisiana Health and Human Services phone number at 888.524.3578.
- Visit a Louisiana food stamp office.
- Download a SNAP benefits application and mail it to Louisiana Health and Human Services.
Conclusion
If you need assistance and wonder, “how much food stamps will I get in Louisiana” the SNAP maximum benefits can be calculated by looking at your household size and monthly income.
The maximum amount of food stamps in Louisiana for individuals is $281, while the maximum SNAP benefit amount for households with 6 people or more is $1339.
You can use the chart above to learn about the specific amount you will receive according to your household size. There is also a chart to let you know if your household income falls below the income limits.
For questions about SNAP benefits, it’s best to contact them directly by calling 888.524.3578 or visiting the Your Louisiana Benefits website.
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Nick Bryant is the author of Understanding Healthcare Is Half The Battle and a Senior Counselor with 13+ years of experience working in community health and mental health. He enjoys spending time with his family, watching WWE on Friday nights, and working toward a Google Data Analytics certification. If you have additional questions about community resources or government assistance programs, simply leave a comment below and he will follow up as soon as possible.
