Many DC-area households are struggling to keep food on the table, report finds
A new report indicates food insecurity in the D.C. region has reached a five-year high. Current levels are approaching those recorded during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Many households across the area are currently struggling to afford enough food.
According to a report, food insecurity is at a five-year high in the D.C. region and is nearing level seen at the height of the COVID pandemic.
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