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About Hunger

Today, thousands of people in Massachusetts, and millions across the U.S., experience hunger because they cannot afford adequate food. Local families are struggling even more this year to put food on the table because of a recent rise in the cost of everyday food, combined with skyrocketing gas prices and the high cost of living in the state. In fact, many families and individuals who never thought they'd need to ask for help are now having to decide between paying rent, getting medical care, or buying food.

A Hunger Crisis: Recent news on soaring food prices and worldwide food shortages

2008 Status Report on Hunger in Massachusetts

In November 2008, Project Bread released its sixth Status Report on Hunger in Massachusetts — the state's annual report card on hunger.

Hunger is a Health Issue

Poor nutrition leads to poor health, especially for children. Learn how health care settings can help families access healthy food by asking one simple question.

Learn more about hunger and health.

 
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CBS News Report (video): Poverty Strikes the Unlikely

Video (above): CBS News Report
"Poverty Strikes the Unlikely"

 

Elderly couple in line for food at a local food drive.


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