Food insecurity in King County remains high: how to help and get food assistance
The number of people seeking food assistance increased over the last year. This increase is happening while food costs are higher than ever before.
Read MoreOfficial insights from Public Health – Seattle & King County staff
Healthy Eating and Active Living are cornerstones of overall health and well-being. They’re also keys to preventing all sorts of long-term illnesses.
The number of people seeking food assistance increased over the last year. This increase is happening while food costs are higher than ever before.
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