Care Center Prepares for Rising Demand
The Wake Tech Care Center is gearing up for an increased demand for student support as the federal government shutdown continues.
Thousands of Wake County residents are expected to lose food assistance as of November 1, when the government delays funding for SNAP, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
Hundreds of Wake Tech students and families may be affected, prompting the Care Center to ramp up resources to help registered students in need.
There has been a jump in the number of students requesting Thanksgiving meals through the Care Center's "A Wake and Thankful" initiative, a partnership with Food Lion.
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Author's summary: Wake Tech Care Center prepares for increased demand.
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