Over 140K Central Texans face loss of SNAP benefits — where to get help

A federal worker moves through the food distribution line.

AUSTIN, Texas– Over 140,000 Central Texans will lose access to their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits due to the ongoing government shutdown.

The interruption in SNAP benefits affects residents of Central Texas, impacting families and individuals who rely on this assistance.

The continuation of the government shutdown leads to the suspension of these critical food assistance benefits in the region.

Local organizations and state agencies are mobilizing to provide resources and support to those affected by the lapse in SNAP benefits.

The government shutdown has caused disruptions in the distribution of SNAP benefits, leaving many in Central Texas seeking alternative food assistance.

The suspension of SNAP benefits is a result of the prolonged government shutdown, which has left many without essential food support.

 

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