PPT-The Summer Hunger Gap The School Meals Programs serve about 21 million low-income children

The existing Summer Meals programs reach only about 16 percent of lowincome children who get school meals during the school year Summer Feeding Programs Mission Reduce the level of summer food insecurity among children to a level . Marketing + Outreach. 2012. THE. FLORIDA PARTNERSHIP. TO END CHILDHOOD HUNGER. Public-private partnerships. A strategic plan to end childhood hunger. Leveraging the public investment for food and nutrition programs. World hunger. World hunger . is the . want or scarcity of food in a country. . People. of the world that are . hungry are both malnourished and undernourished.. Protein-Energy Malnutrition . (PEM) . in Child Nutrition Programs. Rachel L. Wilkerson. Outline. The Problem: . Child Food Insecurity in America. The existing safety net . Barriers to accessing benefits. View for children and families. Systems view. Aaron Lattanzio. Summer Meals Coordinator. Finger Lakes Health Systems Agency. Need for Year-Round Meal Access. 5. th. poorest city in the U.S (among top 75). 7. th. highest child poverty rate in the nation – 55%. Rosemary O’Connell. Kevin Maskornick. USDA Food and Nutrition Service. Child Nutrition Division. October 22, 2012. Objectives. Provide an overview of the Federal Child Nutrition Programs, their administration and structure. Heather Dieffenbach. Kentucky Department for Libraries and Archives. January 2014. Summer Reading. Programs. Reading Logs. Prizes. Drawings . Promotions. School Visits. Media Attention. Stretched Staffing. . Bread for the World . is a. collective Christian voice urging. our nation’s decision makers to. end hunger at home and abroad. . By changing policies, programs, and conditions that allow hunger and poverty to persist, we provide help and opportunity far beyond the communities in which we live.. Form a group . where . each term and definition is represented. . There are six different terms and six definitions . CHILD NUTRITION . PROGRAMS. These programs provide free or subsidized nutritious meals for low- or moderate- income children nationwide. For example, the National School Lunch Program in fed 30.7 million children in more than 98,433 schools on a typical day in 2013. This particular program runs by providing per meal cash reimbursements to schools as an incentive to provide nutritious meals to children in need. . Insights from Latino Parents in Mixed Status . Families | June 26-27, 2017. Methods.. Four focus groups were held in San Diego (5/24) and Fremont (5/25). . All groups were . conducted . in Spanish.. Melody.laky@smail.astate.edu. What is the . BackPack. Program?. For more than 15 years, the Feeding America . BackPack. Program has been helping children get the nutritious and easy-to-prepare food they need to get enough to eat on the weekends. . Idaho Commission for Libraries. Icfl. summer reading coordinators:. Staci Shaw. Stephanie Bailey-White. Bright Futures outreach programs. :. School Visits. Reaching Underserved Children. School Partnerships. 1. in . 7. Colorado families do not have enough food to meet basic needs. 1. in . 4. Coloradans struggle with hunger, 1 in 6 are children. Eliminating. . Hunger . in Colorado Households . one . School at a time. The Pandemic EBT program or P-EBT provides food bene31ts to children to replace the cost of meals due to limited on-site meal service at schools and child care facilities due to COVID-19 We have recei How to Use. Please use this presentation for your own information or to help prepare for presentations, develop newsletter content or otherwise to raise awareness about hunger within your congregation..