In response to the potential disruptions caused by a federal government shutdown, the state of Hawaii is stepping in to assist families facing the loss of federal food assistance. Governor Josh Green announced a new relief program designed to provide critical support to approximately 160,000 adults and children who depend on these federal benefits. The program, as reported by Hawaii News Now, will offer both housing and utility assistance for the coming months.
Hawaii Launches Relief Program to Aid Families Facing Federal Shutdown Impacts
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Governor Josh Green has announced a new state-funded relief program to assist approximately 160,000 Hawaii residents who are at risk of losing federal food assistance, in addition to providing aid for housing and utilities. This initiative aims to mitigate the adverse effects of a potential federal government shutdown on vulnerable families across the state.
