Uncertainty Over SNAP Benefits Causes Stress for Idaho Families
Idaho residents are facing uncertainty over when they will receive their SNAP benefits, causing stress for families who rely on the program.
Amanda Moynihan, a single mom from Kuna, prepared for the potential pause in benefits by buying canned goods and dried beans, and making large batches of soup and meals that can be frozen.
She purchased fewer fruits and vegetables, knowing she might need to stretch her money further.
Moynihan had a few hundred dollars remaining from her October SNAP benefits, but the uncertainty over when the next payment will be made is causing concern.
- SNAP benefits are the country's largest food assistance program
- The program was expected to pause this month
- Families are preparing for the potential pause by stockpiling food and reducing spending
Author's summary: Idaho families face uncertainty over SNAP benefits.
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