Broad Public Testimony Urges Full Funding for Self‑Sufficiency Programs in SB 5526
Dozens of advocates, service providers and clients urged the Joint Subcommittee on Human Services to fully fund Self‑Sufficiency programs in Senate Bill 5526, including Double Up Food Bucks, hunger-response funds, domestic-violence survivor assistance, refugee case management and youth homelessness services.
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Salem — During the March 13 public hearing on Senate Bill 5526, dozens of individuals and nonprofit leaders delivered two-minute testimonies urging full funding for self-sufficiency programs that support food access, survivors of domestic violence, refugees and youth experiencing homelessness.
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