In The News•News & Media Releases ‘Historic investment.’ California makes history with food benefits for undocumented residents The Sacramento Bee • June 29, 2022 Blog•Press Release•What's Fresh CA invests in Food4All for undocumented immigrants 55 and older June 27, 2022 BIG NEWS! Last night, the Governor and California Legislature reached an agreement on the final 2022-2023 State Budget which includes funding for Food4All to remove exclusions to the California Food Assistance Program (CFAP)/CalFresh for Californians 55 and older, regardless of immigration status. This means that California will be the first [...] In The News•News & Media Releases California’s plan to provide food assistance to undocumented residents leaves some out CalMatters • June 14, 2022 In The News•News & Media Releases UCLA-provided data reveals need to expand food assistance in California Daily Bruin • June 8, 2022 Blog•Statement•What's Fresh In Grief & Action May 26, 2022 Days ago, 21 precious lives were ended at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas during yet another mass shooting. Schools should be safe places of learning, enrichment, and nourishment. Churches should be safe places of worship. Grocery stores should be safe places where everyone has access to the [...] In The News•News & Media Releases Piden extender acceso a CalFresh a las personas indocumentadas Telemundo 52 • May 26, 2022 In The News•News & Media Releases LA officials, advocates want to increase food access to undocumented Californians ABC7 Los Angeles • May 26, 2022 Blog•Statement•What's Fresh In Solidarity with Buffalo, NY May 24, 2022 Earlier this month, ten people were killed and three more injured during a racist, hate-filled, white supremacist act of domestic terrorism at a grocery store that serves a predominantly Black community in Buffalo, NY. People were attacked while shopping for food and while working to make food available [...] Blog•Statement•What's Fresh Governor’s May Revision Falls Short on Nutrition Safety Net Investments May 17, 2022 Last Friday, Governor Newsom introduced his May Revision to the 2022-23 State Budget proposal. The newly proposed budget uses record anticipated revenue to make largely one-time investments and continue to build reserves. The Governor’s plan includes virtually no new ongoing investments in food and nutrition programs. The proposal [...] Press Release•Statement Governor Newsom Set to Remove Exclusions to Food Assistance for Older Undocumented Californians, But Leaves Out Hundreds of Thousands of Households Who Face Rising Food Insecurity May 17, 2022 Los Angeles – Today Governor Gavin Newsom announced his revised state budget plan, which included a proposal to remove exclusions to the California Food Assistance Program (CFAP) for Californians over age 55, regardless of immigration status. While this is an important step toward ensuring the health and wellbeing [...] In The News•News & Media Releases California is moving toward food assistance for all populations—including undocumented immigrants The Counter • May 12, 2022 Blog•In The News•News & Media Releases•Publications•Subscribe•What's Fresh Food4All is making headlines! May 3, 2022 Food4All is making headlines. The California Legislature and Governor Newsom announced an agreement on the 2022-2023 state budget on June 26 which includes funding to remove exclusions to food assistance for Californians 55 and older, regardless of immigration status. With this historic investment, California will be the first [...] In The News 45% of undocumented Californians are going hungry. How Calfresh might fill the gap The Sacramento Bee • May 3, 2022 In The News ‘Essential’ Immigrant Workers Are Going Hungry in California Capital & Main • May 2, 2022 In The News Groups Press to Include Undocumented in CA Food Assistance Public News Service • May 2, 2022 In The News California child care workers struggle to survive EdSource • February 22, 2022 In The News Coalición “Food for All” busca alimentar a todos sin importar el estatus migratorio Telemundo 52 • January 24, 2022 In The News “Para que todos puedan comer”: legisladores estatales de California lanzan la campaña ‘Food4All’ para ayudar a inmigrantes Univision • January 24, 2022 In The News Gavin Newsom wants to open public food benefits to some undocumented Californians The Sacramento Bee • January 24, 2022 In The News Millones de niños en California recibieron $365 adicionales en su tarjeta alimentaria P-EBT, pero muchos aún no la han activado Univision 34 Los Angeles • January 21, 2022 In The News Newsom proposes expanding food assistance benefits to older undocumented Californians KVPR NPR for Central Valley • January 14, 2022 In The News The National Public Health Emergency has been Extended Through mid-April U.S Deparment of Health & Human Services • January 14, 2022 While it’s actually not good news that the nation continues to struggle with the pandemic, this does mean states may provide emergency allotments through at least May Ed Bolen Senior Policy Analyst, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities In The News•News & Media Releases La mayoría de los californianos están preocupados por quedarse sin alimento The Los Angeles Times • December 17, 2021 In The News Food Apartheid: San Bernardino Residents’ Quest for Fresh, Healthy Food as COVID-19 Persists Black Voice News • November 19, 2021 Blog•News & Media Releases•Press Release•What's Fresh Survey: Californians with Low or Moderate Income Worry About Running Out of Food Before They Can Afford to Buy More November 17, 2021 For Release on November 17, 2021 Survey: Californians with Low or Moderate Income Worry About Running Out of Food Before They Can Afford to Buy More More Than Three in Five Report Actually Running Out of Food Contact: Angeles Nelson, Nourish California (English & Spanish) 619.376.6214 Lucia Del [...] 1 2 3 4 … 13 Show These Topics AdultsCalFreshChild NutritionFederal AdvocacyFood4AllImmigrantsOlder AdultsSchool-Aged ChildrenState AdministrationState LegislationThriving TransitionsWICYoung Children Show These Types In The NewsPress Release Show This Date Range From to
