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Hunger crisis widens as 31 million Americans face food insecurity
Federal estimates place 31 million people, including 12 million children, at risk. In New York state 32 percent of eligible youths receive meals. Oswego and surrounding counties show 32 000 children qualified for free lunch yet only 10 368 ate breakfast or lunch in 2000. Rural areas show starker gaps with limited summer feeding sites. Community pantries and food banks report rising demand. agencies struggle with regulations and access while expanding to suburban sites.
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America
Center For Hunger, Poverty and Nutrition Policy
Brandeis University
USDA
New York State
Cayuga
Madison
Onondaga
Oswego
State Education Department
Syracuse
Leann Walsh
Eastwood
Michael
Mich
Walsh
Cato-Meridian Central
Cayuga Health Association
Cato Union Church
Kenneth G Krught
Cayuga-Seneca Union Agency
Cayuga County
Madison County
Diane Ryan
Cap's Family Services
City of
Oneida
Ryan
CAP
Peggy Manchester
Lacona
Sandy Creek
Chai
Oswego County
Food Bank
Central New York
Cindy Paprock
Bridgeport
Salvation Army
Onondaga County
Amaha Swan
The
Warners
Liverpool Central
Craven Crawford
Swan