Mayor Ras J. Baraka mobilized local nonprofits to help 37,000 residents — 29,000 of them children — who rely on the federal food program.
Residents who experience disruptions in their benefits can access local food banks for immediate assistance by searching for ...
OCEAN TOWNSHIP -- With her SNAP benefits in peril, Barbara Malone walked from her apartment at Heritage Village to the ...
New Jersey is set to declare a state of emergency starting at midnight on Nov. 1 in response to the Trump administration’s suspension of SNAP benefits due to the government shutdown. Gov. Phil Murphy ...
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Murphy declares NJ state of emergency over SNAP benefits
More than 800,000 people in New Jersey rely on SNAP, including many children, seniors and people with disabilities.
A federal government shutdown could halt SNAP food assistance benefits for about 800,000 New Jersey residents starting in November. New Jersey also anticipates future SNAP benefit cuts due to changes ...
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