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Food distribution behind schedule

Summary by lakotatimes.com
WEST RIVER—While the federal government has extensive programs to help stamp out hunger on Indian Reservations, a system that large, with so many independent programs, there can be bureaucratic snags that prevent the food from getting to the hungry. At present, reservations in South Dakota are as much as a month behind on FDPIR deliveries. The Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations is a food supplement program that was created in 1977 …
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