Eligible N.J. residents can get fresh produce delivered to their home through CFHE program

From Coalition for Food and Health Equity.

Eligible N.J. residents can get fresh, locally sourced produce delivered to their home through the Coalition for Food and Health Equity’s Rapid Response Hunger Relief Program. The program offers short-term support for people in Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Passaic, and Union Counties who meet at least two of the following requirements: ages 60+, disabled or receiving Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) or Supplemental Security Income (SSI)⁠, diagnosed with an autoimmune condition, experiencing unstable housing or financial difficulties, and food-insecure. Applicants can enroll by phone.

From Coalition for Food and Health Equity.

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