On January 27, 2020, a Supreme Court ruling allowed the “public charge” rule to take temporarily take effect while lower
Three years later, I’m helping and so can you.
My name is Andrew “Que” Jones and I am a member of the new Participant Advisory Council (PAC) at
How to Make Budget-Friendly Soups
It’s soup season! Soups and stews are great budget-friendly options to help you stay warm and full throughout the
EFAA’s Participant Advisory Council is Just Getting Started
It’s been one year since EFAA’s Participant Advisory Council (PAC) has been introduced as a catalyst for positive change on
Spreading Holiday Cheer Through Volunteering
Beth has been volunteering with EFAA for four years and goes above and beyond by working two shifts each week
Meet EFAA’s On-Site Mental Health Counselor, Nora!
Through a partnership with Mental Health Partners, EFAA has a full-time bilingual therapist on-site to help participants navigate their mental
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Inside Telma’s home there isn’t much furniture. In her living room there is a futon, a small television, and a
EFAA’s Food Pantry is Back!
EFAA has officially re-opened our food pantry at 1575 Yarmouth Ave as of Tuesday, November 5th! EFAA’s food pantry was
It’s Time to Vote!
Elections are upcoming on Tuesday, November. 5. In Boulder, there are a total of six seats up for election on
Make your voice heard on SNAP
The federal government is poised to make a change that could deprive thousands of Coloradans — including 1,177 residents of