Families affected by oil spill offered food assistance

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            Vietnamese American families along the Gulf Coast whose income was disrupted by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill more than two years ago, then more recently by Hurricane Isaac, are receiving help buying groceries, thanks to a free clinic and a $200,000 grant it has earmarked for the cause. Instead of sending families to a traditional food bank that stocks food more suited to American tastes, though, they are distributing vouchers to use at a local Asian grocer. Read the story from WLOX-TV.

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