WIC, Missouri and November Supplemental Nutrition
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Nearly 700,000 Wisconsin residents could see their food assistance benefits pause in November amid the ongoing government shutdown.
As the federal government shutdown reaches it's one-month mark, local food assistance organizations are preparing for an increase in demand when pauses to SNAP
Special benefits for low-income mothers are safe for now, despite the ongoing federal shutdown, the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services announced Wednesday. Benefits under the Special Supplement Nutrition Program for Women,
Additional funding will extend layoff notices until Nov. 30, and WIC offices managed by the Spokane Regional Health District will remain open through Nov. 26.
Though the WIC program is not yet fully funded for Fiscal Year 2026, officials have not reported any interruptions in service.
This list of articles highlights the challenges Washington food banks face due to federal funding cuts and increased demand. Key themes include rising food costs and cuts to SNAP.
Nutrition Program offices will stay open through November, Spokane Regional Health District announced on Wednesday.
Area nonprofits have launched the Formula and Food Insecurity Fund to address the crisis. The Community Foundation of North Central Wisconsin is partnering with local organizations to provide emergency assistance through grants and donations.