Chicago officials are warning of the COVID SNAP program ending. After benefits were boosted during the pandemic, changes take place in March.
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The size of the decrease varies depending on income and household size, but SNAP benefits will decrease anywhere from $55 to $255 per person per month, the city said. The average one-person household will see their benefits go down by $86 per month in March, according to Chicago officials. If you or someone you know needs additional food assistance, the city is reminding people to call 211 or visit
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