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Data shows that one in every four children throughout New Mexico are food insecure — that's approximately 130,000 children who are unsure where their next meal is coming from.
The New Mexico Out-of-School Time (NMOST) Network is committed to expanding access to healthy meals after school to the 130,000 children who face food insecurity. We do so by conducting outreach in order to educate eligible programs about federal nutrition programs such as the At-Risk Meals Program. NMOST feels this is a necessary investment to improve the health and education outcomes of New Mexico's most vulnerable citizens.
Impact of Food Insecurity on Children and Youth
Feeding our Human Capital Too Hungry to Learn
Childhood Hunger in the Wake of the COVID-19 Pandemic
July 2020 No Kid Hungry Report
Podcast
— NMOST Monthly Meals Newsletter
— Join the Food Program
Rural Hunger and Access to Healthy Food – Funding & Opportunities
School Nutrition Foundation (SNF): Equipment Grants
USDA: Farm to School Grants
Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI): State and Local Policy Campaign Grant Funding
— New Mexico Resources and Reading Material
— National Resources and Reading Material
— What Individuals, Programs, and Legislators Can Do
— NMOST Infographics (Click on images to download the PDF)
The New Mexico Out-of-School Time Network (NMOST) brings together policymakers, educators, childcare providers, youth development workers, and other stakeholders interested in ensuring positive youth development opportunities and outcomes through out-of-school time programs.
NMOST Network
1701 Mountain Rd NW
Albuquerque, NM 87104
505.224.8324