Low-income Montana families face hunger. This report describes how state can improve the Food Stamp Program.
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2001 Publications
The Food Stamp Program: Our Nation’s Defense Against Hunger
Personal stories of families living with food insecurity and how the Food Stamp Program can help.
Don’t Waiver on Health Care: Secretary Braddock’s Plan for Medicaid Puts Low-Income Families, People With Disabilities, and The Elderly At Risk
Washington’s plan to apply for a federal waiver for the state’s Medicaid program threatens to cut services and enrollment. This report explains why a Medicaid waiver is harmful to those receiving public health care.
Home Sweet Home: Why America Needs a National Housing Trust Fund
Quality, affordable housing has become severely limited over recent years. A National Housing Trust Fund will make it easier for low-income families to find a place to live.
Bring the Harvest Home: Hunger in Idaho and What State Leaders Can Do About It
Hunger greatly affects Idaho’s low-income families. This report covers measures the state can take to ensure families and individuals no longer go hungry.
Food Stamps Out Hunger: Hunger in the West and What Governors and Congress Can Do About It
The Food Stamp Program was severely damaged by “reforms” in 1996 and needs to be updated by governors and Congress.
Passenger Safety at Risk? Sea-Tac Air Travelers Voice Concerns About the Working Conditions of Airport Security Personnel
Low wages and insufficient training for airport security workers put travelers at Seattle’s Sea-Tac airport at risk, but better working conditions and benefits will ensure airport workers can do their jobs effectively.
Not a Good Neighbor: Albertson’s Neglects Need for Affordable Nutritious Food in Lower Income Billings Neighborhood
Low-income communities in Billings, MT face higher than average prices for food at Albertson’s supermarkets.
Searching For Work That Pays: 2001 Job Gap Study
The 2001 Job Gap Study calculates a basic family budget for different family structures. Based on this “living wage,” the study then estimates the number and proportion of job openings that provide a sufficient wage to support and individual or a family’s basic needs without relying on public assistance.
Still Not Making the Grade: AFS Gets a ‘C’ From Families Seeking Food Stamp Benefits
Oregon families in desperate need of food assistance are being denied food stamps. This report explains how Adult and Family Services can improve access to the Food Stamp Program for Oregon’s hungry.
