Hunger, Poverty, and Health During COVID-19 - SPOTLIGHT: Native Hawaiian and

In Hawai‘i specifically, 9 percent of households lived in Poverty: The economic impact of COVID-19 has been poverty prior to COVID while an additional 33 percent of particularly hard on Hawai‘i and the Pacific Islands, which are households struggled to make ends meet due to the high dependent on tourism. [...] health, and promote economic stability.19,20 In addition, the programs are built around the core principle of decreasing Want to learn more? This brief summarizes information from stigma, including allowing for choice in the Supplemental the report COVID-19’s Impact on the Relationship Between Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), the use of electronic Hunger, Poverty, and Health. [...] Accessed on April 14, 2021. [...] The Economic Costs of the Pandemic for the Pacific and Pacific Islander Communities the Hardest. [...] Hunger and Health – The Role of the Federal Americans and Pacific Islanders in COVID-19: Emerging Disparities Amid Child Nutrition Programs in Improving Health and Well-Being.