Almost one million households in Australia are struggling to secure enough food, with parents skipping meals or not eating for days to protect their children from hunger, a report released by Foodbank Australia has found. More than 870,000 households, with incomes of less than A$30,000 a year, face severe food insecurity, a figure up 5% from 2022, the report released by Foodbank Australia, the largest charity to address of hunger in Australia. Single-parent families are the most affected with two-thirds or more of them facing food shortages, according to this source. “We warned at the start of the cost of living crisis that low-income households would suffer first, worst and longest and these findings confirm that,” Foodbank Australia chief executive Brianna Casey said in a statement. “We see […]
Source: News Beast
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