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Food support

Food assistance can help create more steadiness in a hard season.

Food pantries, meal programs, and benefits can be an important part of recovery support when groceries are stretched or meals are uncertain.

Talk about food help
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Immediate relief

Pantries and meal programs can help close short-term gaps.

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Longer support

Benefits and local programs may make ongoing access to food more stable.

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Less pressure

When basic needs are covered, it can be easier to focus on care and follow-through.

This page can help you

Food assistance can help create more steadiness in a hard season.

Food pantries, meal programs, and benefits can be an important part of recovery support when groceries are stretched or meals are uncertain.

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find food resources nearby

understand when benefits or pantry support may fit

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ask about emergency food options

connect food help to other stability needs

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reduce the stress of choosing between needs

plan your next step with more breathing room

Food insecurity is real.

Food insecurity is real.

We can help you find practical support and local referrals that make the next week easier.

Talk about food help

Local and state contacts

Useful places to call, visit, or search next.

These contacts serve Hanover, York County, Adams County, Carroll County, Frederick County, Pennsylvania, or Maryland. Programs can have service-area, eligibility, waitlist, and appointment rules, so call before traveling and ask what documents or information to bring.

Hanover and York County, PA

York County Food Bank — Find Food

Search local pantries and meal programs, including Hanover Council of Churches, New Hope Ministries — Hanover, and other nearby sites.

Adams County, PA

SCCAP food support

Ask about food support and other basic-needs programs. 153 N. Stratton Street, Gettysburg, PA 17325.

Carroll and Frederick counties, MD

Maryland 211

Call 211 for current food, meal, infant-supply, and emergency-assistance referrals near your ZIP code.

Before you go: Ask about current hours, intake requirements, transportation, language access, cost, and whether the program serves your county. If you cannot reach one resource, call 211 for another local referral.