Able Bodied Adults without Dependants (ABAWD)

Important Changes to SNAP and Medicaid Benefits – Know Your Requirements!

Effective December 1, 2025, new SNAP work requirements began affecting certain adults under the Able-Bodied Adults Without Dependents (ABAWD) rules. Beginning January 1, 2027, new Medicaid work and community engagement requirements will also take effect. Eligible individuals may need to complete 80 hours per month of qualifying employment, volunteer service, education, or approved job training to maintain their benefits. Mental Health America of Nevada (MHANV) is helping community members connect with volunteer opportunities, workforce training referrals, and essential support services. Some individuals qualify for exemptions.

Don't wait until your benefits are at risk. Connect with us today!

Give Back, Earn Volunteer Hours, and Make an Impact!

We offer flexible volunteer opportunities for individuals looking to give back, gain experience, and fulfill volunteer-hour requirements, including those participating in SNAP and Able-Bodied Adults Without Dependents (ABAWD) programs. Our volunteer opportunities may help eligible participants meet SNAP/ABAWD work requirements while supporting meaningful community initiatives. Track your volunteer hours, build connections, and help strengthen our communities.

Volunteers

Register Your Organization Today to Connect With Volunteers and Make a Greater Impact!

Is your organization looking for dedicated volunteers to support your programs, events, or community initiatives? Mental Health America of Nevada (MHANV) connects businesses, nonprofits, faith-based organizations, and community partners with individuals eager to serve and make a difference. Through our volunteer network, organizations can recruit volunteers, support meaningful community engagement, and provide opportunities for eligible SNAP and ABAWD participants to fulfill volunteer-hour requirements. Together, we can strengthen communities, expand services, and create opportunities that benefit everyone.

Job Training

Looking for Job Training? Let Us Help You Get Connected!

Ready to build new skills, explore career opportunities, or take the next step toward employment? Mental Health America of Nevada (MHANV) is committed to helping community members connect with job training programs, workforce development resources, and employment support services. Whether you're entering the workforce, changing careers, or seeking financial independence, we can help you identify community partners offering vocational training, certifications, job readiness programs, and career assistance. Our referral services are designed to connect individuals with opportunities that support long-term employment and economic stability.

Your Path to New Skills and Career Opportunities Starts Here!