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All people in Kentucky have access to enough food to thrive.
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Federal food assistance changes could hit Kentucky hard
Nearly 600,000 Kentuckians got help buying food through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program in June 2025, according to the Cabinet for Health and Family Services.
But the program, better known as SNAP, faces an uncertain future after Congress passed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, a sweeping and controversial tax and spending package.
No Kid Hungry Kentucky Awards Over $90,000 to Expand Summer Meal Access in Rural Communities
When school’s out, hunger doesn’t take a break. For many Kentucky kids, especially in rural areas, summer can be one of the hungriest times of the year. No Kid Hungry Kentucky awarded over $90,000 in grants to six schools and community organizations working to make sure more kids get the meals they need. (more…)
1 in 5 Kentucky kids faces hunger. Congress is considering a plan that would make it worse.
In Kentucky more than 753,000 residents, or 1 in 6, face hunger. They often don’t know where and when their next meal will be.
That sobering statistic is felt daily across the commonwealth — from families forced to choose between groceries and rent to schools struggling to meet students’ basic needs.