> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://support.pears.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://support.pears.io/reflect/success-stories/add-snap-ed-data.md).

# Add SNAP-Ed Data

If your organization uses SNAP-Ed, you will need to complete the SNAP-Ed Data section for your success story. This section captures project details, framework indicators, socioecological frameworks, programming approaches, and partner types that relate to the story.

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**TIP:** The red asterisk **\*** next to the heading of a field indicates that the field is required.
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## Navigate to SNAP-Ed Data

After completing the Story Narrative step, PEARS directs you to the SNAP-Ed Data page if your organization uses SNAP-Ed. You can also access this section from the success story detail page by clicking **SNAP-Ed Data** in the progress panel.

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#### Select a Project (optional)

In the **Project** field, select the SNAP-Ed project associated with this success story from the dropdown.
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#### Select Framework Indicators

In the **Framework Indicators** field, select the indicator(s) that apply to this success story. More than one indicator may be selected.

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**NOTE:** At least one framework indicator is required when SNAP-Ed data is enabled for your organization.
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{% endstep %}

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#### Select Socioecological Frameworks

In the **Socioecological Frameworks** field, check the framework(s) that apply to this success story. More than one framework may be selected.

{% hint style="warning" %}
**NOTE:** At least one socioecological framework is required when SNAP-Ed data is enabled for your organization.
{% endhint %}
{% endstep %}

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#### Select Programming Approaches

In the **Programming Approaches** field, check the approach(es) that apply to this success story. More than one approach may be selected.

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**NOTE:** At least one programming approach is required when SNAP-Ed data is enabled for your organization.
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#### Select Partner Types (optional)

In the **Partner Types** field, select the type(s) of partners involved in the program described by this success story, if applicable. More than one partner type may be selected.
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#### Save and Continue

Click the **Save and Continue** button to save the SNAP-Ed data and proceed to the next step in the workflow.

To save without continuing, click the **Save** button instead.
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