As summer has arrived in Southern California, many families are left without the daily support of school cafeterias. To help bridge this nutritional gap, Kaiser Permanente Southern California is spreading the word that the Summer EBT program — also known as SUN Bucks —is now available to eligible families.
This initiative provides $120 per eligible school-aged child to help families buy groceries during the summer months.
Summer EBT is a lifeline for families struggling with food insecurity—an issue that affects nearly 1 in 7 children in California, according to No Kid Hungry. In a region where the cost of living is high, this benefit can make a meaningful difference…