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In this episode we talk about the impact of food security on childhood development and identify ways to support food access for children and families in our communities. We focus on trauma informed care and getting our basic needs met, such as food, water, and shelter. We offer tips and resources to help kids who may be struggling. Special guests include Raelyn, a 13 year old food bank volunteer, Jennifer Anderson, the director of Kids Eat in Color, and Christine Tran from Good Food LA.
Guests:
Kids Eat in Color
Christine Tran — Los Angeles Food Policy Council
Additional Resources:
Afterschool Snacks | Food and Nutrition Service
USDA ERS - Key Statistics & Graphics
Internation Food Policy Research Institute
Mental Health Hotlines:
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
NAMI HelpLine
In this episode we talk about the impact of food security on childhood development and identify ways to support food access for children and families in our communities. We focus on trauma informed care and getting our basic needs met, such as food, water, and shelter. We offer tips and resources to help kids who may be struggling. Special guests include Raelyn, a 13 year old food bank volunteer, Jennifer Anderson, the director of Kids Eat in Color, and Christine Tran from Good Food LA.
Guests:
Kids Eat in Color
Christine Tran — Los Angeles Food Policy Council
Additional Resources:
Afterschool Snacks | Food and Nutrition Service
USDA ERS - Key Statistics & Graphics
Internation Food Policy Research Institute
Mental Health Hotlines:
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
NAMI HelpLine