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Advocates Say 40,000 Nebraskans Kicked Off Food Assistance One Year After SNAP Changes
Advocates say 17,000 households and 37,000 people lost access as work requirements expanded and verification rules added new barriers.
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Advocates say 40,000 Nebraskans kicked off food assistance one year after SNAP changes
Nebraska food access advocates are warning that food insecurity is reaching a crisis point, a year after new work requirements and eligibility restrictions for SNAP took effect.
A year after SNAP cuts, Nebraska families and food banks are feeling the strain
One year ago, Nebraska implemented federal eligibility changes for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP. Since then, Nebraskans facing food insecurity are having a harder time making ends meet, and advocates are calling for a rollback.
'More neighbors will go hungry': Nebraskans sound alarm over SNAP changes
One year after Nebraska implemented new requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, advocates and impacted Nebraskans shared how the changes are affecting communities across the state.
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