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Elders demand better food options for veterans program

September 03, 2024 | Cherokee Nation, Oklahoma


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Elders demand better food options for veterans program
During a recent government meeting, discussions highlighted concerns regarding food distribution for veterans and elders, as well as budget changes affecting clothing assistance for children.

An elder raised issues about the veterans' food distribution, noting that recipients often receive insufficient meat. The elder suggested exploring the possibility of utilizing a local meat market to enhance the food offerings. It was clarified that the veterans' food distribution operates separately from the general food distribution program, with food sourced from a food bank in Tulsa. The meeting participants acknowledged the need to investigate these concerns further.

Additionally, a significant budget decrease for the clothing assistance program for children was brought to attention. Questions arose about whether this reduction was linked to clothing grants released in July and paid out in August. The implications of these budget changes on community support for families were a focal point of the discussion, prompting a need for clarity on the reasons behind the adjustments.

The meeting concluded with a commitment to look into these issues, emphasizing the importance of addressing the needs of veterans, elders, and children in the community.

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