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No kid Hungry Share our strength Programs

No kid Hungry Share our strength Programs. Feeding kids where they live, learn and Play. No kid hungry programs. *Alternate Breakfast Delivery *Out of School - (After School Snack/ Summer Feeding) *Cooking Matters /Cooking Matters at the Store Classes

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No kid Hungry Share our strength Programs

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  1. No kid HungryShare our strength Programs Feeding kids where they live, learn and Play

  2. No kid hungry programs • *Alternate Breakfast Delivery • *Out of School - (After School Snack/ Summer Feeding) • *Cooking Matters /Cooking Matters at the Store Classes • *SNAP Benefits (Supplement Nutrition Assistance Program) formerly called food stamps

  3. Cooking Matter Classes

  4. Cooking Matters at the store

  5. SNAP Outreach • Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program - formerly known as food stamp • Jill Pryor will assist in enrollment into the SNAP program • jpryor@arhungeralliance.org • 1-501-399-9999

  6. Increasing breakfast participation…… • Deloitte Research study shows, students who eat a nutritious breakfast: • Preform better in class, • receive higher test scores, • attend more days of school, • fewer days of being tardy, • and are more likely to graduate; if they eat a nutritious breakfast.

  7. Alternate Breakfast Delivery • Benefits many areas of the school: • Child– health, attentiveness, grades, attendance • Child Nutrition Program – increase USDA reimbursement • School – better test scores • Teacher – better attention from students • Nurse – able to help sick children not hungry children • Principal – less discipline problems • Parents – child not ready to eat early in the morning at home

  8. Suggested Alternate Breakfast Deliveries • *Breakfast in the Classroom – meals are dropped off at each classroom in • hot and cold thermal bags • *Grab and Go – picked up in the cafeteria, then eaten in the classroom • *Grab and Go –picked up in the cafeteria, then eaten in an alternate location • *Grab and Go –from a kiosk/cart, then eaten in an alternate location • *2nd Chance Breakfast – served between 1st and 2nd period

  9. How we can help? • Grants available to all schools for $3000-$5000 • Grants per school not per district • Work with Mid-West Dairy to get additional funds, if needed for some schools • No Kid Hungry Staff will write the grant for your school • No Kid Hungry Staff are available to help implement your alternate breakfast delivery • Suggestions for equipment, supplies, and menu items available • Phone numbers of other schools that are successfully implementing program

  10. *Celebrating National Breakfast Week! • March 3-7, 2014 • A special incentive will be offered (in addition to the GRANT $) to all schools who contact us from now till the end of March, 2014 to get the paperwork started for an alternate breakfast program.

  11. Arkansas Meals for achievement - AMFA • Be looking for the grant application for the AMFA (Arkansas Meals for Achievement) • for the 2014/2015 school year in late Spring, 2014. • Arkansas Meals for Achievement is the pilot grant available to schools offering an alternate breakfast delivery where all student eat at no charge. Sometimes referred to as universal free breakfast.

  12. No Kid Hungry / Share our Strength Programs Contact information Patty Barker, pbarker@arhungeralliance.org 1-501-399-9999 Lindsey Barnett, Out of School lbarnett@arhungeralliance.org 1501-399-9999 Rachel Townsend, Cooking Matters rtownsend@arhungeralliance.org 1501-399-9999 Jill Pryor, SNAP outreach jpryor@arhungeralliance.org 1501-399-9999 Vivian Nicholson, Breakfast vnicholson@arhungeralliance.org 1-501-276-6715

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