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
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 MoreThe COVID-19 pandemic and efforts to slow its spread brought a number of social, economic and overall health impacts for communities throughout King County. Public Health – Seattle & King County, in partnership with the Disability Empowerment Center and Lifelong Aging And Disabilities Services, interviewed and listened to local people from disability communities to shed light on how these impacts were experienced by people living with disabilities in King County.
Read MoreFood insecurity happens when households don’t have access to enough food. A new Public Health report shows a spike that started this spring in King County households not having enough food to eat. While the situation does not appear to be improving, there are new policies in place focused on increasing access to food, including a new local funding opportunity due on Tuesday, August 25th.
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