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From research briefs to one-pagers, from maps to marketing materials, we've got a complete library of tools that can help you feed more kids.

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Afterschool Meals

Coronavirus

School Breakfast

Summer Meals

Summary of Current COVID-19 Child Nutrition Program Response Nationwide Waivers

The table conveniently details all of the nationwide waivers and guidance issued to date by the USDA in response to the coronavirus.

Implementation Support

Policy & Legislation

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No Kid Hungry Partners

Nonprofit Sponsors

School Nutrition Staff

Afterschool Meals

Coronavirus

Rural Communities

School Lunch

School Breakfast

Summer Meals

Tips for Navigating Supply Chain Disruptions

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No Kid Hungry Partners

Nonprofit Sponsors

Program Sites

School Nutrition Staff

Rural Communities

Rural Communities Leading the Way: Introducing Local Foods to Meal Service

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Program Sites

School Nutrition Staff

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Coronavirus

SNAP

WIC & Early Childhood

FAQs on Pandemic EBT (P-EBT) for Children in Covered Child Care Facilities

This FAQ breaks down the USDA guidance on how states and territories can implement P-EBT for children under the age of six who are not yet in school.

Policy Fact Sheets

Policy & Legislation

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Advocates

No Kid Hungry Partners

SNAP

2018 Farm Bill Priorities

Learn about Share Our Strength's policy reccomendations to the 2018 Farm Bill to help end childhood hunger.

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Federal Officials

No Kid Hungry Partners

SNAP

SNAP and Kids

A summary of how SNAP affects kids.

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Federal Officials

No Kid Hungry Partners

SNAP

How Does SNAP Work?

This resource provides a brief overview of SNAP.

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Federal Officials

No Kid Hungry Partners

SNAP

SNAP Works

Real stories of how SNAP is helping American families.'

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Federal Officials

No Kid Hungry Partners