Is there any federal help for senior citizens now that Florida governor has done this?

I was totally wrong, being under the impression that Governor Rick Scott had spared the nutritional center for the elderly both in Little Havana and Allapatah in Miami, Florida, but was just brought the news by a neighbor that it's the other way around; Scott just cut $700,000 from the centers, meaning that both have to close and the hundreds of senior citizens have nowhere to turn. It is a fact that the most that seniors get in food stamps is $125 which basically doesn't cover for real nutritious food. So, what happens now? Does the federal government pitch in in any way?