No Student Goes Hungry in New York
Governor Cuomo’s sweeping plan titled “No Student Goes Hungry” establishes New York as a leader in ensuring access to healthy school meals for students.
2018 Farm Bill
SNAP is a vital program for low-income New Yorkers, yet Congress wants to cut SNAP in the Farm Bill. Get the latest updates, action alerts and resources to help protect and defend SNAP.
SNAP Replacement Benefits
Due to recent storms resulting in power outages across New York, we want to remind SNAP recipients and community organizations working on SNAP about the process for requesting SNAP replacement benefits.
Get Ready for Summer
Free, healthy meals and snacks could be served to many more kids and teens where they play and learn during the summer months so they are better prepared when school starts.
Our School Breakfast Report
Read our 2018 findings on school breakfast participation, and learn how Breakfast After the Bell can help more low-income kids start the day ready to learn with a healthy breakfast.
SNAP Policy & Advocacy
Our newly developed page offers a wealth of information, including current issues we are working on, tools and resources for community-based organizations, and SNAP news.
Get Food Help
Find help applying for monthly SNAP benefits, and learn where farmers’ markets, food pantries, and free summer meals for kids may be located near you.
Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP)
CACFP provides reimbursement and support to early care providers and afterschool enrichment programs that serve healthy meals and snacks to children and teens in their care. Many more could participate.
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Hunger Solutions New York Statement on Senate Farm Bill
The Senate’s version of the 2018 farm bill was released June 8. Hunger Solutions New York applauds Senate Agriculture Chairman Roberts and Ranking Member Stabinow on the introduction of the Senate farm bill, “The Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018,” and their...
read moreMay ’18 Organizational Newsletter
Federal Update: Farm Bill On Friday, May 18, the US House rejected the Farm Bill (H.R.2), a bill that contained significant cuts to the SNAP program and costly, bureaucratic new requirements on SNAP recipients. However, the House is scheduled to vote again on the...
read moreFlooding, Power Outages And Replacement SNAP Benefits
Due to Tuesday (5-15-18) powerful thunderstorms, resulting in extensive power outages in Dutchess, Orange, Putnam, Sullivan, Westchester or if you have lost power and reside in another county, we want to alert SNAP (food stamp) recipients about replacement SNAP...
read moreLegislative Action & Policy Alerts
Research & Data
Hunger Solutions New York Statement on Senate Farm Bill
The Senate’s version of the 2018 farm bill was released June 8. Hunger Solutions New York applauds Senate Agriculture Chairman Roberts and Ranking Member Stabinow on the introduction of the Senate farm bill, “The Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018,” and their...
read moreOur Statement on H.R 2, the 2018 Farm Bill
House Farm Bill Proposal Undermines Our Effective, National Response to Hunger ALBANY NY, April 13– Following the release of H.R. 2, the 2018 Farm Bill by Republican leadership of the House Agriculture Committee, Linda Bopp, Executive Director at Hunger Solutions New...
read moreGov. Cuomo’s No Student Goes Hungry Program A Significant Victory in the Fight Against Childhood Hunger
Establishes New York as a Leader in Student Nutrition For Immediate Release: ALBANY, NY, April 3 – New York has enacted one of the strongest child hunger measures in the nation in its 2018-19 budget. Governor Cuomo’s sweeping plan titled “No Student Goes Hungry”...
read moreA Closer Look: Who Benefits From SNAP In New York
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is the nation’s most important anti-hunger program as of December 2017; SNAP was helping 43 million low-income Americans to afford a nutritionally adequate diet. This fact sheet by the Center on Budget and Policy...
Most Working-Age SNAP Participants Work, But Often in Unstable Jobs
The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities has released a new set of materials around SNAP and Work. This new analysis finds that SNAP helps workers to both supplement low wages and supports them when they are between jobs. Read the Issue Brief Read the full Report...
SNAP Linked to Better Health and Lower Health Care Costs
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Plan (SNAP) is associated with better health and lower health care costs, according to a growing body of evidence that the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities summarize in a new paper and blog series. Food Insecurity – i.e.,...
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Hunger Solutions New York Statement on Senate Farm Bill
The Senate’s version of the 2018 farm bill was released June 8. Hunger Solutions New York applauds Senate Agriculture Chairman Roberts and Ranking Member Stabinow on the introduction of the Senate farm bill, “The Agriculture Improvement Act of 2018,” and their...
read moreMay ’18 Organizational Newsletter
Federal Update: Farm Bill On Friday, May 18, the US House rejected the Farm Bill (H.R.2), a bill that contained significant cuts to the SNAP program and costly, bureaucratic new requirements on SNAP recipients. However, the House is scheduled to vote again on the...
read moreFlooding, Power Outages And Replacement SNAP Benefits
Due to Tuesday (5-15-18) powerful thunderstorms, resulting in extensive power outages in Dutchess, Orange, Putnam, Sullivan, Westchester or if you have lost power and reside in another county, we want to alert SNAP (food stamp) recipients about replacement SNAP...
read moreResearch & Data
A Closer Look: Who Benefits From SNAP In New York
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is the nation’s most important anti-hunger program as of December 2017; SNAP was helping 43 million low-income Americans to afford a nutritionally adequate diet. This fact sheet by the Center on Budget and Policy...
Most Working-Age SNAP Participants Work, But Often in Unstable Jobs
The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities has released a new set of materials around SNAP and Work. This new analysis finds that SNAP helps workers to both supplement low wages and supports them when they are between jobs. Read the Issue Brief Read the full Report...
SNAP Linked to Better Health and Lower Health Care Costs
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Plan (SNAP) is associated with better health and lower health care costs, according to a growing body of evidence that the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities summarize in a new paper and blog series. Food Insecurity – i.e.,...
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