Column: No one should go hungry in Hawaii

At the start of each new year, Poverty Awareness Month, which we observed in January, helps bring attention to the challenges many families face. But the reality is that poverty and food insecurity do not simply disappear when the month ends. These struggles persist every single day, affecting thousands of families across Hawaii. This is not a temporary crisis — it is an ongoing issue that demands our continued attention, collective action and long-term solutions.

See the original article at: Honolulu Star-Advertiser

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