AN ACT CONCERNING THE ESTABLISHMENT OF AND BONDING FOR A PROGRAM TO ADDRESS FOOD INSECURITY.

SB 795 establishes a new state program called "No One Should Go Hungry" within the Department of Social Services to address food insecurity. The bill authorizes the state to issue up to $3 million in bonds to fund this program, with proceeds specifically dedicated to implementing it. The program directly affects Connecticut residents experiencing food insecurity by providing targeted support through the Department of Social Services. It creates a formal structure for addressing food needs without specifying additional eligibility criteria or service details. The bill focuses on creating and funding the program, not on other policy changes.