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CSFP
(redirected from Commodity Supplemental Food Program)

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CSFPCommodity Supplemental Food Program
CSFPCommonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan (UK)
CSFPCredit Suisse Financial Products
CSFPCoded Superframe Phase (wireless communication)
CSFPCommon and Foreign Security Policy (of the European Union)
CSFPCall Setup Failure Probability


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The Commodity Supplemental Food Program, a new program adopted by the Los Angeles Regional Foodbank, provides supplemental food from the U.
Because WIC works with low-income people in almost every community in the country, it has become a clearinghouse for families in need of other services such as prenatal care, family planning, facilities for the homeless, carseats, and such government-sponsored programs as Medicaid, Well Child Clinics, Children's Medical Services, and the Commodity Supplemental Food Program.
WASHINGTON -- Only a third of low-income Americans who receive access to life-sustaining meal deliveries and nutrition services through the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) also receive food stamps, according to a new national survey.
 
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