The City of Birmingham Prepares Response to Potential SNAP Benefit Disruption
Woodfin plans to request the Birmingham City Council allocate $1 million to support families who might lose their November SNAP benefits due to the federal government shutdown. This funding will form one part of a broader three-part strategy to mitigate the effects of this possible crisis on seniors, children, and families.
“The funding would be part of a three-part response plan to lessen the impact of this potential crisis on elders, children, and families.”
Support Initiative Overview
- Request for $1 million from the city budget
- Aimed at households at risk of losing SNAP benefits
- Designed to address urgent food security needs during the shutdown
Target Groups
- Elders
- Children
- Families facing food insecurity
This plan reflects Birmingham's commitment to protecting its vulnerable residents from the hardships caused by federal funding interruptions.
Author’s summary: Birmingham seeks to allocate $1 million in local funds to cushion families affected by a federal shutdown’s SNAP benefit delays, focusing on vulnerable community members.
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