For the “25th Princeton Conference: Navigating Uncertainty in the U.S. Health Care System,” Executive Director Chris Hoene presented on pathways for achieving universal coverage in California.
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End of Pandemic Food Assistance Could Push Millions over the Hunger Cliff
All Californians should be able to afford food, yet many struggle to meet this basic need. CalFresh, or SNAP as it’s known federally, provides around 5 million Californians with low incomes monthly benefits to purchase food. Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, CalFresh benefits were increased with emergency allotments (EA) of federal funds. In … ContinuedHealth & Safety Net
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