Georgia DHS Retroactively Issues Summer 2022 Benefits to Eligible Children

Today, the Georgia Department of Human Services’ (DHS) Division of Family & Children Services began issuing a third round of 2021-22 P-EBT benefits, this time covering the 2022 summer months for eligible children. SNAP-enrolled children ages 0-5 and 5 who turned 6 during the school year, as well as K-12 students who participated in the National School Lunch Program, will receive the one-time $391 benefit issuance.

These summer benefits – covering the months of June and July 2022 – will be issued to eligible children based on the following schedule. 

HOH client ID ending inBenefits will be available on
00 – 0912/20/2022
10 – 1912/20/2022
20 – 2912/20/2022
30 – 3912/20/2022
40 – 4912/20/2022
50 – 5912/20/2022
60 – 6912/20/2022
70 – 7912/20/2022
80 – 8912/22/2022
90 – 9912/24/2022

Children who are SNAP recipients will have the benefits loaded onto their current head of household’s EBT card. Children who are no longer receiving SNAP will have the P-EBT benefits loaded to their head of household’s previous EBT card, provided the state could match the child’s identity from a previous year. Eligible non-SNAP students will receive a P-EBT card or, where applicable, have the benefits loaded onto a prior P-EBT card if they received benefits in a past P-EBT issuance. If this is the first benefit issuance to an eligible child, a new card will be provided.

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Jessica Szilagyi

Jessica Szilagyi is Publisher of TGV News. She focuses primarily on state and local politics as well as issues in law enforcement and corrections. She has a background in Political Science with a focus in local government and has a Master of Public Administration from the University of Georgia.

Jessica is a "Like It Or Not" contributor for Fox5 in Atlanta and co-creator of the Peabody Award-nominated podcast 'Prison Town.'

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