Federal Pandemic Funds Reduced NM Hunger Longterm Worries Remain / Public News Service

Food insecurity in New Mexico dropped during COVID, but groups working to fight hunger worry the temporary reprieve will reverse itself now that federal pandemic-related monies have dried up. The latest annual study by Feeding America - called "Map the Meal Gap," and based on 2020 data - confirms food insecurity continues in all U.S. counties in all 50 states, including New Mexico. ...

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