OSCIL Helps Residents Struggling with Food Insecurity

osciladmin
Jun 24, 2022
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OSCIL staff members recently held a free grocery gift distribution event at an apartment complex in Pawtucket. Through funding from the CARES Act, they were able to purchase gift cards to a grocery store and distribute them to eligible residents with disabilities who are struggling with food insecurity. In the picture below, OSCIL staff member Heather E on the right is assisting a resident fill out an application.

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