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Hunger Free Summer Hubs Initiative : A Needs Assessment
Symon, Elizabeth B. Joseph P. Riley Jr. Center for Livable Communities Thompson, Olivia M. Kaelin, Madison Stoudenmire, Jacob Stewart, Kendra
Symon, Elizabeth B.
Joseph P. Riley Jr. Center for Livable Communities
Thompson, Olivia M.
Kaelin, Madison
Stoudenmire, Jacob
Stewart, Kendra
Abstract
The project purpose is to assess childhood hunger summer programming in the Lowcountry Food Bank’s service area. The Hunger-Free Summer Hubs Initiative aims to address the following questions: How can Food Banks strategically partner, over a three-year period and beyond, with organizations within their community to: a) Increase access to meals for children and their families during the summer months? b) Increase participation by eligible children in SFSP programming?
Issue Date
2016-05
Keywords
Food security--South Carolina--Lowcountry Region, Food banks--South Carolina--Lowcountry Region, Summer Food Service Program (U.S.), Food relief--South Carolina--Lowcountry Region, School children--Food--South Carolina--Lowcountry Region, Hunger-Free Summer Hubs Initiative
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Text
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