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33 Project Change Report Total 160 population and will organize and facilitate SNAP application events, both online and in person. Student Case Management provides crisis prevention and intervention services. In difficult situations such as financial, medical, mental health, behavioral, personal or family crisis, illness or injury, a student may find it difficult to navigate the resources and services available. To support students experiencing financial struggles, Student Case Managers assist in applying for public benefits such as SNAP. SNAP access. This process and outreach include new applications, recertifications, or change of information. Hunger Free Colorado will conduct at least one site visit each year to ensure these Colleges comply with all State and Federal SNAP Outreach rules and have proper billing and reporting practices in place. Project 2d Food Banks, Food Pantries and Food Producers Total App Goal 2720 App Goal per Partner -Community Food Bank of Grand Junction Low-income individuals and families experiencing food insecurity and accessing food pantries in urban and rural areas. Individuals engaged with farms and in food justice, adult and youth homeless, elders, disabled veterans, students, indigenous. Food Banks and Food services organizations provide face-to- face bi-lingual SNAP outreach services with two SNAP Outreach Representatives in tandem with -Community Food Bank of Grand Junction / 84-0817696 -Community Food Share / 74-2227731 -Food Bank of Larimer County / 74-2336172 -Food Bank of the Rockies / 84-0772673 YES Volunteers get involved providing support during resources distribution and assistance. They help to communicate to clients the SNAP benefits and how these organizations have the knowledge and Monthly, the Food Banks, Food Pantries and Food Producers will provide Hunger Free Colorado with the data necessary to complete the Monthly Outreach Reporting, including the number of