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Community Eligibility Reaches More Students, but Progress Is at Risk

A new FRAC report finds that more schools are using the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) to offer free school breakfast and lunch to all students, helping reduce hunger, support learning, and ease financial strain on families. The report also warns that recent SNAP cuts could make it harder for schools to qualify for and sustain CEP, threatening gains in access to healthy school meals.

Read the report.

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In the Spotlight

SNAP Restrictions Are Spreading

FRAC has released a new analysis examining 22 states restricting the foods and beverages that people can purchase using their SNAP benefits.

Policing food choices is ineffective, undermines our values, and worsens food insecurity. The real solution is strengthening SNAP with adequate benefits, access to healthy foods, and proven produce incentives.

Read the analysis to learn more, and visit FRAC’s SNAP Waiver page for additional resources.

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How H.R. 1 Deepens America’s Hunger Crisis

The far-reaching consequences of H.R. 1 will be felt in every corner of the country.

Learn how the impacts of H.R. 1 will be felt throughout your community.

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