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Native Americans experience food insecurity at much higher rates than others in this country. Now members of the state’s congressional delegation have introduced a federal bill to help Native children at the risk of going hungry by providing them free nutritious meals. The legislation would also give tribal entities a say in what their children are eating.

The free lunch program implemented during the COVID pandemic was a major boost for low-income families.

CCISD will continue its free meal program for the 2022-2023 school year. All students are eligible for free breakfast and lunch

DCFS received federal approval to extend the state’s Pandemic EBT (P-EBT) program to cover the summer months. For Summer #PEBT, each eligible child will receive payments totaling $391 to cover

More help for Louisiana families struggling to buy groceries is on the way.

Students do not need to apply to receive free meals. All enrolled students in the district are eligible.

More help for Louisiana families struggling to buy groceries is on the way.

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More help for Louisiana families struggling to buy groceries is on the way.

More help for Louisiana families struggling to buy groceries is on the way.