Public News Service, MSN – The number of West Virginia children living in poverty remains among the highest in the nation, and more children are living in households struggling with hunger, according to the latest federal data.
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The end of pandemic supports combined with rising inflation, rent, and the cost of living, are to blame experts say.
The expanded Child Tax Credit cut child poverty in half, said Salaam Bhatti, SNAP Director with Food Research & Action Center.
