The U.S. House Committee on Agriculture is advancing a budget reconciliation proposal that would completely eliminate funding for SNAP-Ed — a proven, prevention-focused program that helps Texans live healthier lives.
This proposal is expected to reach the House Budget Committee for markup soon. The clock is ticking.
SNAP-Ed, also known in Texas as Good Food, Good Move, supports nutrition education, food distribution, healthy cooking classes, and chronic disease prevention across the state. Texas relies on 16 implementing agencies to carry out this work in communities — and those efforts are now at risk.