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Florida families likely to receive money for kids' summer meals late due to government applying later than most states

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Florida officials are submitting a plan to the federal government for additional money. The benefits are called Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfers, or P-EBT. The federal government is allotting $120 per child all summer. Children who qualify for free or reduced lunch at school are eligible.

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Florida families likely to receive money for kids' summer meals late due to government applying later than most states

This year, it's less money than in previous years and activists say you shouldn't expect to receive the money for your child's summer meals until after the summer.

·Jacksonville, United States
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First Coast broke the news in Jacksonville, United States on Tuesday, May 16, 2023.
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