The City of Birmingham preparing response to potential SNAP benefit disruption | City of Birmingham, Alabama

City of Birmingham Plans Support Amid Potential SNAP Benefit Disruption

Mayor Woodfin plans to request that the Birmingham City Council allocate $1 million to assist households that may lose their November SNAP benefits because of the federal government shutdown. This funding is proposed as a key element of a three-part strategy aimed at mitigating the adverse effects on elders, 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."

The city's initiative underscores the commitment to protect vulnerable populations during this challenging period.

Summary

Birmingham is preparing a $1 million aid package to support residents facing SNAP benefit interruptions due to the federal shutdown, focusing on families, elders, and children.

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