Health and Hunger Policy
Lincoln County’s Fight Against Child Hunger in the Wake of COVID-19
By Matthew Schaffer West Virginia has fought a long-standing battle against poverty, especially childhood poverty.
COVID-19 Health and Hunger Policy Public Health
Child Hunger in Logan County
With child hunger rates rising nationwide following the end of the Public Health Emergency, rural areas such as Logan County, West Virginia, which were already vulnerable to food insecurity before the pandemic, are feeling the effects of increased demand and limited supply.
COVID-19 Health and Hunger Policy Public Health Uncategorized
After the end of COVID-era benefits, people in Boone County still struggle with hunger
by Sarah Davis Where the average meal costs $3.09, Boone County is no stranger to food insecurity.