Welsh Councils to Receive £5m in Emergency Food Aid Funding
The Welsh government says the funding, to be shared among local authorities, aims to help residents facing rising living costs.
The Welsh government is to provide £5m in emergency food aid funding to be distributed among the country's councils, according to a report by BBC Business.
The funding will amount to around £200,000 for each council, the report said.
The move comes amid ongoing concerns about the rising cost of living affecting households across Wales.
Further details on how the funding will be allocated or used by individual councils were not specified in the report.
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