La inseguridad alimentaria entre inmigrantes y refugiados de Colorado aumenta el 90 %

Data released by the community organization Project Worthmore in Aurora, Colorado, reveals that the number of immigrant and refugee families requesting assistance from food banks in the state increased by 90 percent during the first nine months of the year.

The surge highlights a sharp rise in food insecurity among these vulnerable populations in the region, driven by the escalating demand for emergency nutritional support as documented by local aid providers.