SNAP Benefits to freeze in Nov. due to government shutdown
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Community FoodBank of New Jersey reports record demand while federal food donations have dropped 45% since January, with 850,000 state residents at risk of losing benefits.
Within a state level, SNAP offices should be able to continue processing new applications and benefit recertifications, but some functions may take prolonged periods. Those living in New Jersey can apply for SNAP benefits via the New Jersey Department of ...
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Millions of New Jersey families face hunger as SNAP benefits risk sudden halt
New Jersey issued a chilling warning to its residents, notifying them that if the government shutdown continues, SNAP benefits could soon run out.
The New Jersey Department of Health is warning that the ongoing federal government shutdown could “compromise access” to the state‘s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) next month.
Food assistance programs in New Jersey could be interrupted in November if the the government shutdown continued past Oct. 31, officials said.