food vouchers
Subsidized eating permits
Food vouchers are certificates or tickets that can be exchanged for food, typically issued by governments or charitable organizations to people in need.
They function like restricted currency—valid only for groceries or meals, not other goods: The shelter distributed food vouchers to homeless families.
In some contexts, food vouchers are part of employee benefits or humanitarian aid programs.
- couponsRedeemable discount certificates
- stampsPostal payment adhesives
- welfareComfort and prosperity
- government assistanceState-provided support for citizens
- assistanceSupport or aid given
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- UK Benefitshousing benefit, child benefit, income support, child tax credit, state pension
- institutional foodcafeteria, school lunch, mess hall, chow hall, galley
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Ready spending funds
hard currency · money · universal basic income · liquid assets · bank transfer
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Fixed periodic employment payment
self-sufficiency · financial independence · personal income · investment returns · food security
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