Learn new job skills or get work training at no cost to you!
Do you live in or near one of these counties?
- Major County
- McIntosh County
- Muskogee County
- Oklahoma County
- Pittsburgh County
- Pontotoc County
- Tulsa County
- Washington County
Then OK SNAP WORKS may be right for you!
OK SNAP WORKS Employment and Training
Through local partners, OK SNAP Works offers you free employment and training services. You can:
- Learn new job skills through a professional, technical or vocational program.
- Improve your English, reading, writing and math skills in Adult Basic Education.
- Write an effective resume.
- Improve your interview skills.
- Start a new career.
You may also qualify for extra help while gaining new skills, like:
- Child care
- Transportation assistance
- Books and supplies for your training courses
- Clothing for work, interviews or training
Is OK SNAP Works right for you?
To be part of OK SNAP Works, you must:
- Receive SNAP benefits.
- Be a U.S. Citizen or legal alien.
- NOT get cash assistance through federally funded programs like TANF or Ticket to Work.
- Be listed as an adult on a SNAP case or at least 16 years old or older and listed as payee on the case.
- Be able to work.
- Be ready and willing to start immediately.
- Meet residency requirements. OK SNAP Works is available in Oklahoma, McIntosh, Pittsburg, Muskogee, and Tulsa Counties. You can still join OK SNAP Works if distance does not create a barrier for you or the OK SNAP Works partner.
Interested?
To start now or learn more, choose one:
- Contact an OK SNAP Works partner listed below. Tell them you are interested in OK SNAP Works.
- Call Oklahoma Human Services at (405) 522-5050.
- Visit your local Oklahoma Human Services Center.
- Email us at oksnapworks@okdhs.org for more information.
OK SNAP Works Partners
From ReMerge
Change can happen on your first day
A participant in the Career Pathways Digital Skills Cohort recently achieved significant milestones. After completing the program and earning IT certification, she graduated earlier this year from a supportive reentry program. Upon graduating from the cohort, she secured an internship with a major company. Although the internship didn’t lead to a permanent position, she remained determined, took a role at a retail warehouse, and continued applying for positions that aligned with her skills.
Her perseverance paid off when she interviewed for a position with the State and received a generous offer. She even called to confirm the offer letter, thinking there might be an error due to the impressive salary. This new opportunity has set her and her family on an exciting, positive path. Witnessing her journey was truly inspiring!
Become a SNAP Employment and Training Provider
If you have questions about the SNAP E&T program or are interested in becoming a SNAP E&T partner, please review and complete the information in the link below.
Related Links
- 2025 State Plan
- OK SNAP Works Flier (right click and save to your device) (NEW)
- Apply for SNAP, child care subsidy and more[JW1] [JW2]
- Find community resources in your area
- Find child care providers near you
- Food & Nutrition Service (USDA-FNS)
- Oklahoma Human Services Workforce Community Hope Center
- Oklahoma Works (WIOA)
- OK JobMatch
- USDA Non-Discrimination Clause
