We work to promote and maximize participation in six key federal nutrition assistance programs. We consult with, train, and provide resources to organizations, agencies, and individuals to help improve the delivery of these nutrition programs locally, and the effectiveness of their anti-hunger efforts.
The Special Supplemental Program for Women, Infants and Children WIC provides pregnant women, new and breastfeeding moms, and children under age five with healthy food, breastfeeding support, nutrition advice, and referrals to other helpful services.
Dads, grandparents, and caregivers can also apply for children in their care. The National School Breakfast and Lunch Programs help ensure children are well nourished and ready to learn. These federally-funded programs serve students in public and nonprofit private schools, and residential child-care institutions.
For children and youth to thrive in school and life, they need to grow up strong and healthy. All of our health and nutrition programs are designed to permeate family life. And we have tailored them to address the whole body and all aspects of behavioral wellness.
A full array of physical, dental, and behavioral health services provide many thousands with access to the high-quality care that every person deserves. Fitness and creative expression are fundamental to young people realizing their potential. Counseling and education empower young adults to make sound decisions that will have lasting consequences for their future.
Kids and families have a host of ways to embed nutrition into their lives. Children and youth must be in the classroom to succeed academically. Healthy children and youth are better prepared for academic success. Our school-based centers offer a proactive approach to keeping kids healthy and producing better school attendance. Cost should not be a barrier to recovery. What they learn about teamwork and persistence lasts a lifetime. In , 61 Nutrition students graduated with students earning 28 Bachelor's degrees, 20 Certificates, and 13 Master's degrees.
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