Hunger Snapshot
The problem of hunger in the Outaouais region is a reality. Every day, thousands of men, women and children go hungry. The growing demand and the present economic crisis weaken vulnerable people even more.
HUNGER in the Outaouais region, IN A NUTSHELL:
- 94,036 food assistance requests were made in March 2025. This represents a 48% increase compared to 2021.
- 21% of those requesting food assistance are employed.
- 4,452 households received food assistance, a steady increase since 2021. .
- Nearly half of the people who received help are families.
- Two-parent families make up 25.1%, an increase of 3.7% over the past four years.
- Children account for 36.9% of this group, almost 7% more than four years ago.
- 162,785 kg of food was distributed in March 2025 alone — 16% more than in 2024 — all this thanks to the dedication of 51 partner organizations
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HUNGER-count
The Hunger-Count is the only national survey on emergency food aid programs in Canada. Data is collected in March, from our 51 affiliated organizations, established the Outaouais region. They serve as a basis for many Moisson Outaouais activities throughout the year.
Hunger-Count 2025
Hunger-Report Québec [FR]
Hunger-Report Canada
Hunger-Count 2024
Hunger-Report Québec [FR]
Hunger-Report Canada
Hunger-Report 2023
Hunger-Report 2022
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