Tag: SNAP
The Legislature’s Conference Committee released its’ FY20 budget, proposing $43 billion in expenditures including funding for hunger relief priorities.
USDA announced that they plan to cut food assistance for individuals who are having trouble finding work. But first, they’re asking for you to weigh in.
Sr. Director of Distribution Services talks about potential effect of government shutdown on SNAP recipients and federal workers.
Studies show Massachusetts senior households rely on SNAP more than the national average.
The new ‘public charge’ rule would make it harder for immigrant families to feed their children.
Research indicates that participation in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) promotes better health outcomes.
The U.S. Senate passed a bipartisan Farm Bill that will support farmers and strengthen federal food assistance. Please join us in advocating for a compassionate Farm Bill.