A 20-year-old undergraduate living off-campus with limited income is food insecure and needs both immediate groceries and longer-term consistent support. Which combination of resources best addresses both immediate and sustained needs?

• A. Wait until graduation to seek any assistance since students under 21 are ineligible for all forms of food assistance until they finish their degrees.
• B. Use a local food pantry for immediate groceries and apply for SNAP to provide ongoing purchasing power; supplement with campus food programs or emergency grants for students to bridge application delays.
• C. Only enroll in CSFP for older adult supplements because all students automatically qualify for that program, thereby eliminating the need for on-campus resources or SNAP.
• D. Rely exclusively on school meal summer feeding sites year-round even when class is in session, because these services continually distribute groceries to all community members regardless of age.

Answer: (B)