COVID increased childhood food insecurity, spawned creative solutions
After the pandemic hit, food insecurity increased from 11% to 15%. For households with children, the number jumped to 18%.
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After the pandemic hit, food insecurity increased from 11% to 15%. For households with children, the number jumped to 18%.
After the pandemic hit, food insecurity increased from 11% to 15%. For households with children, the number jumped to 18%.
After the pandemic hit, food insecurity increased from 11% to 15%. For households with children, the number jumped to 18%.