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Check school, district, or organization’s website, social media, and other communications for the most up-to-date information No Kid Hungry North Carolina, a partnership between Share Our Strength and the UNC Center for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention, is working in collaboration with the Carolina Hunger Initiative , a new project at UNC. The Carolina Hunger Initiative is exploring innovative approaches to support our state’s food systems during the unprecedented COVID-19 emergency. Learn more here. COVID-19 Updates Find free meals for kids and get other important updates. No Kid Hungry NC Celebrates 14 Child Hunger Heroes Learn about the 14 child hunger heroes who were honored at our annual conference with First Lady of NC Kristin Cooper and Congressman David Price. Chronic Absenteeism and School Breakfast New research shows that serving breakfast as part of the school day is a powerful tool in reducing chronic absenteeism among students. Blue Cross NC And No Kid Hungry Collaborate To Increase Meals For Kids Funding over the three-year period will increase access to the programs many kids rely on for their nutrition. Breakfast After the Bell Innovative ways of serving breakfast such as Breakfast in the Classroom lead to more kids starting their day ready to learn after a healthy meal. Learn more about the different Breakfast After the Bell models. No Kid Hungry NC We’re working to end child hunger by connecting kids to effective but under-utilized nutrition programs like school breakfast, summer meals, and afterschool meals. Learn more about No Kid Hungry NC. JUMP IN: County and District Profiles COVID-19 Updates NC Restaurants Feeding Kids Meals for Kids Year-Round Nutrition Education Grant Opportunities See Breakfast After the Bell in Action Principals: Innovative Breakfast WORKS School principals across North Carolina see the benefits of Breakfast in the Classroom and other innovative service models every day. Watch Now Nutrition in the Turnaround School At Hampton Elementary University Partnership Magnet, the academic turnaround has been successful. But the other turnarounds had to come first. Watch Now First Lady of NC at Breakfast in Durham Watch Principal Aisha Howard and First Lady of North Carolina Kristen Cooper discuss the benefits of Breakfast in the Classroom. Watch Now Latest News No Kid Hungry NC, Carolina Hunger Initiative Support Meals For Children During COVID-19 School Closures UNC Gillings School News Nationwide, families who rely on school meals for breakfast and lunch are worried about feeding their children. In North Carolina, an organization at UNC-Chapel Hill is reducing that stress. No Kid Hungry North Carolina was formed in 2011 in partnership with state leaders and the national No Kid Hungry campaign, a program of the […] Voices of Hunger in North Carolina: Marcella And The Mustard Seed Project Marcella Thompson is a 2020 NC Child Hunger Hero Award Winner and director of Durham’s The Mustard Seed, which has participated in the Summer Food Service Program and the At-Risk Afterschool Meals Program. Don’t miss her episode of the Voices of Hunger in North Carolina podcast. Listen here. The Voices of Hunger in North Carolina […] SNAP Day of Action: Demand Relief for Hungry Kids and Families Summer can be the hungriest time of year for many children. This year, it’s even harder, as the economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic has left millions of families facing financial stress and need, making them more likely to face hunger. We can make a difference. This summer, we hope you will join No […] See all our news Ready to get started? Join our mailing list to start getting involved with No Kid Hungry NC. Sign up Find resources and communications from our vital state partner, the NC Department of Public Instruction - Child Nutrition Services. Connect with us on social media Tweets by NoKidHungryNC Read more of 2017 NC Principal of the Year Jason Griffin’s Breakfast in the Classroom success story at rebrandednc.com. . #NoKidHungry @nokidhungry A post shared by No Kid Hungry NC (@nokidhungrync) on Apr 30, 2018 at 9:21am PDT © 2020 No Kid Hungry North Carolina UNC Center for Health Promotion and Disease Prevention Department # 4985 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 1700 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard CB# 7426 Chapel Hill NC 27599-7426 (919) 307-7781 Nondiscrimination Statement Search Search for: Connect with us on social media Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube Proudly powered by WordPress | Theme: Sydney by aThemes. ALAMANCE-BURLINGTON Yes! Delivery or bus drop-off meals are available in your area through Alamance-Burlington Schools. To find delivery sites, times, and more information, click here....