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Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations

The Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR) is  a Federal program that provides commodity foods to low-income households, including the elderly, living on Indian reservations, and to Native American families residing in designated areas near reservations and in the State of Oklahoma.

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Program Resources
About FDPIR
Acronyms
Commodity Fact Sheets/Recipes
Eligibility & How to Apply
Foods Available
Frequently Asked Questions
Income Eligibility Standards
Monthly Distribution Guide Rates By Household Size 
Policy, Regulations, and Instructions
Program Fact Sheet
 
Related Resources & Guidance
FDPIR Nutrition Education Grant and Award Information
Implementation of the Food, Conservation, and Energy Act of 2008 (the Farm Bill) - authorizing appropriations for FDPIR through 2012, Public Law 110-246, FDPIR.
New:  Proposed Rulemaking and Request for Comments
Federal Register 7 CFR Part 254: Resource Limits and Exclusions, and Extended Certification Periods
Civil Rights' "And Justice For All" Posters
Commodity Acceptability Progress (CAP) Report
Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Report on "Obesity and American Indians/Alaska Natives"
FDPIR Funding Work Group (FWG)
FNS 501 FDPIR Handbook

2008 NAFDPIR Power Point Presentations and Workshop Info

Native American Nutrition Education Database
Nutrition Information & Dietary Guidelines (e.g., Trans Fat Facts, Food Allergen Facts, Other Nutrition Links)
USDA Commodity Hold and Recall Procedures
More FDPIR Guidance

For more information about FDPIR, please contact the FDPIR/ITO that administers this Program in your State.

 
Last Modified: 01/12/2009

 

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