Dallas County is facing a major hunger crisis, with new data showing we have some of the highest food insecurity rates in the entire country. It’s a clear sign that our current safety nets aren't cutting it and local leaders need to step up fast.
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This crisis puts a massive strain on our local healthcare and social services, which ends up costing taxpayers more in the long run.
If the city finally invests in better food access and distribution, low-income families and children will finally get the reliable nutrition they need to thrive.
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Dallas County has one of the worst food insecurity rates in the country, data shows KERA News
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