What program assists those receiving Social Security with SNAP applications?

The Social Security Office Support is the correct choice because it provides assistance and resources to individuals receiving Social Security benefits, helping them navigate various programs, including the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). The support resources often include guidance on completing applications, understanding eligibility requirements, and navigating the complexities of the SNAP system.

The other options, while related to nutrition and senior services, do not specifically focus on assisting with SNAP applications. For example, the Senior Nutrition Assistance Program may provide services or resources but does not have the direct capacity or access to facilitate SNAP applications like the Social Security Office does. The Title III VI Elder Nutrition Program is primarily aimed at promoting nutrition services for older adults but lacks the applicative support framework for SNAP. The Medicare Program deals with healthcare coverage and does not assist with food assistance applications. This aligns with the role of Social Security Office Support in ensuring eligible individuals can access the nutritional resources available through SNAP.