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Rep. Scott Peters

@RepScottPeters

May 27, 2020

San Diegans facing food insecurity during school closures due to #COVID19 are not alone. Families with students who received free or reduced-price meals are eligible to receive up to $365 per child for groceries. Apply before June 30 for P-EBT benefits⬇️ ca.p-ebt.org/en/

Rep. Scott Peters

@RepScottPeters

San Diego cuenta con recursos durante el cierre de escuelas debido a #COVID19. Familias con estudiantes que recibían comidas gratis o a precio reducido califican para recibir hasta $365 por niño para comprar alimentos. Solicite P-EBT antes del 30 de junio: ca.p-ebt.org/es

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8:19 PM · May 27, 2020