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New CalFresh work requirements put 67,000 in Silicon Valley at risk of losing food assistance

As many as 67,000 people in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties are at risk of losing CalFresh food assistance benefits in coming months, according to the CEO of Second Harvest of Silicon Valley, a regional food bank.

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What happened

According to Mountain View Voice’s source item, New CalFresh work requirements put 67,000 in Silicon Valley at risk of losing food assistance, As many as 67,000 people in Santa Clara and San Mateo counties are at risk of losing CalFresh food assistance benefits in coming months, according to the CEO of Second Harvest of Silicon Valley, a regional food bank.

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