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Six Illinois townships launch food programs after shutdown, offering $1,000 vouchers and a new pantry.
Six Illinois townships in the Quad-Cities region have launched two new food assistance programs to combat rising food insecurity following the recent government shutdown.
The Emergency Food Assistance Program, backed by up to $1 million in matching funds, will issue $1,000 in food vouchers per eligible household, with the first $30,000 already available.
A second initiative, led by Project NOW, aims to establish a food pantry in Rock Island within 1,000 feet of a public park, pending regulatory approval, to address gaps caused by local regulations.
Both programs are part of a coordinated regional response to immediate food needs, with residents encouraged to contact township offices or Project NOW for assistance.
Seis municipios de Illinois lanzan programas de alimentos después del cierre, ofreciendo vales de $1,000 y una nueva despensa.