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How SNAP Benefits Seniors—and Health Care's Bottom LineRobert Wood Johnson Foundation
February 1, 2018 New research shows that seniors who participate in the SNAP program are much less likely to be admitted to nursing homes and hospitals, demonstrating the power of investing in social services to reduce health care costs and improve health outcomes. READ MORE |
New Study Shows Initial Success for a Healthy Food Incentive Program for Low-Income DetroitersUniversity of Michigan
December 20, 2017 Access to fresh fruits and vegetables can be a challenge. They often cost more and have a shorter shelf life than canned and processed foods, preventing some low-income consumers from meeting their dietary needs. READ MORE |
Map the Meal Gap 2017: Highlights of Findings For Overall and Child Food InsecurityFeeding America
Food insecurity exists in every county and congressional district in the country. But not everyone struggling with hunger qualifies for federal nutrition assistance. Learn more about local food insecurity and the food banks in your community by exploring data from Feeding America’s annual Map the Meal Gap project. READ MORE |
