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SNAP Work Reporting Requirements Impact Social Assistance Recipients

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 21
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Burdensome work reporting requirements for SNAP eligibility have removed some 3 million of the 40 million recipients from the program. Separately, funding restoration efforts are noted as protecting hospital infrastructure.

From hometownsource.com

Why it matters

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The removal of millions of social assistance recipients due to reporting requirements affects program participation. Discussions about delaying the state paying for SNAP until 2030 suggest potential changes to state budget expenses.

Aging workforce and budget cuts are currently impacting children's services and healthcare providers.

From hometownsource.com

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