UPDATED APRIL 9, 2020 Here is the latest information on addressing hunger during the coronavirus crisis. USDA expands school meal service The USDA just approved
The Trump administration’s public charge rule took effect on February 24, spreading fear among immigrants who may need public assistance. Under the rule, legal immigrants
Hunger-Free Students’ Bill of Rights Act passed the state Assembly last week — a significant step toward outlawing “lunch shaming” in the Garden State.
Nearly 40 percent of New Jersey’s community college students face hunger, according to the #RealCollege survey released today.
Newark schools ranked 5th nationwide for serving school breakfast to more kids.
Hunger Free New Jersey just released its annual bulletin, highlighting the gains we made against hunger in 2019.
Director Adele LaTourette gave lawmakers an update on school meals and other child nutrition program participation during a Senate hearing on Monday.
Great news! Gov. Phil Murphy signed a bill that will provide free meals to more students living in struggling families.
Our latest e-news covers new state legislation, school meal debt, SNAP developments and more about reducing hunger in New Jersey.
New federal legislation would stop schools from shaming students who have unpaid school meal fees. Weigh in on this important issue.
