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18 Million People Could Lose Coverage, But You Can Help
Dear John,
This week we’re sharing new research from FRAC on trends in SNAP enrollment and the potential impacts of the Medicaid “unwinding.” Read on to learn more.
Report: States Must Act to Preserve Medicaid Coverage as End of Continuous Coverage Requirement Nears
A recent report from our partners at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities (CBPP) highlights the impacts of the Medicaid Unwinding, which could result in the loss of coverage for nearly 18 million people. The report includes steps that individual states can take to mitigate the impact of the end of the public health emergency and ensure health care coverage for all.
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Research: SNAP Participation Trends Amongst Eligible Immigrants Declining
Our partners over at the Food Research & Action Center (FRAC) have published a 2-part series focused on the SNAP programs and trends in immigrant enrollment. Their blog posts note the impacts of public charge on SNAP enrollment and recommendations to improve access to SNAP benefits.
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COMMUNICATIONS: Develops PIF’s communications strategy and materials, including message strategy, media relations, and digital outreach.
COMMUNITY EDUCATION: Convenes members to share best practices and approaches on how to educate and empower immigrant families on their eligibility for public programs and tap their power as advocates for change.
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In Solidarity,
Adriana Cadena & Cheasty Anderson, on behalf of the PIF Team
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