No Kid Hungry Center for Best Practices
The No Kid Hungry Center for Best Practices is a repository of information, tools, and resources designed to successfully end childhood hunger.
Coordinating SNAP & Nutrition Supports: Cohort 3 RFP Open!
The Coordinating SNAP & Nutrition Supports (CSNS) grant program will provide hands-on technical assistance and flexible funds to four sites made up of a SNAP agency and a community-based organization partner. The goal of CSNS 3.0 is to support SNAP agencies in partnering with trusted community organizations to improve access to SNAP and connected nutrition supports through customer-centered process innovation.
We will select four sites. Sites may receive up to $1 million over the two-year grant period.
Featured Resources & Research
Webinars
No Kid Hungry Center for Best Practices hosts webinars on a range of topics to share best practices and help stakeholders end childhood hunger in their community.
Past
From Pickup to Porch: Best Practices for Diverse Rural Non-Congregate Meal Distribution
From Pickup to Porch: Best Practices for Diverse Rural Non-Congregate Meal Distribution
Sponsors from across the country explored creative program implementation strategies for successful rural non-congregate (RNC) meal distribution. This...
Past
Beyond the Flyer: Next-Level Promotion for Summer Meals Success
Beyond the Flyer: Next-Level Promotion for Summer Meals Success
This session equipped summer meal sponsors with the high-impact promotion strategies needed to ensure every child knows where to find meals this summe...
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Four Home Delivery Models and How They Could Work for Your Community
Four Home Delivery Models and How They Could Work for Your Community
Families consistently rate home delivery as a top preference for summer meals, but meeting this demand is challenging given logistical complexities an...
Event
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School Breakfast
Kids do better when they start the day with a nutritious meal. Research shows that the simple act of eating school breakfast can change a child’s life. Making school breakfast a seamless part of the morning by serving it after the official start of the school day can have positive impacts on students and classrooms.
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