Support for people living in poverty across municipalities in the Dutch province of Noord-Brabant varies by thousands of euros per household per year, according to a large-scale investigation by regional newspapers. The gap reaches up to 2,500 euros annually, with major differences even between neighboring towns.In one example, a single mother with two children in Best is more than 2,000 euros worse off per year than a comparable household in nearby Boxtel, depending on local support schemes and eligibility rules.