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USDA announces new effort funded by the American Rescue Plan
May 25, 2021
USDA announced on April 26th a new effort funded by the American Rescue Plan to provide adequate nutrition to more than 30 million children over the summer by expanding Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) benefits. This summer, USDA will offer P-EBT benefits to all low-income children of all ages.
Summer months are difficult for low-income children because they lack access to school meals that fill a nutrition gap during the school year. When school is out of session, summer feeding programs—like ones we run—reach just a small fraction, typically less than 20%, of the number served during the school year.
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