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New SNAP work rules: Mamdani says outreach has helped save benefits for thousands of New Yorkers
New York City's outreach efforts helped 223,000 residents retain SNAP benefits under new federal work requirements. The city reduced projected benefit losses by 65% through door-to-door and phone outreach. Federal rules require SNAP recipients to work, volunteer, or attend school for specific hours monthly to maintain benefits.
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