The Trump administration announced new proposed regulations that would limit the ability of some adults under the age of 50 to receive food assistance benefits by requiring a minimum of 80 hours of work in a month to qualify. In areas of high unemployment, the new regulations could prove to be a challenge through increased demand on local food shelves.
“Our food shelf visits will go up if people lose access to SNAP benefits through this work requirement,” said Lisa Mears, Chief Executive Officer at Family Pathways.
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