will the ppt be shared following the webinar?

yes

Congregate dining has been shut down around the state, but we have cross qualified most of them for home delivery.

Thank you!

We've also been approved to be paid for "to-go" meals that we hand out in place of congregate dining.

Our school district is providing free meals for all kids under 18 yrs old. Similar to the summer feeding program. They distribute it through the bus route.

Got Lunch! Newport 3 of us.

Meals on Wheels serving Hillsborough County

I'm with UNH Cooperative Extension, others from our team are on here

AmeriHealth Caritas NH team

Heidi Barker with UNH Extension

Got Lunch Newport

Team AmeriHealth Caritas New Hampshire

Celeste Gingras

Vital Communities - Food and Farm Program

Maria Smith is separate but here with me from NHFB

New London Hospital Wellness Connection

The Granite YMCA

Hilary Schuler- Greater Sullivan County Public Health Network and DHMC Community Health Improvement and Population Health

Viewing individually but part of the Monadnock Farm & Community Coalition

Isiah Anderson Team AmeriHealth New Hampshire

Lisa Corman with DHHS/NH Healthy Lives, watching alone

Strafford County Healthy Living Workgroup (with UNH Cooperative Extension)

AmeriHealth Caritas NH- alone at home - Mary Spinosa

Counseling Associates- Emily Bronner

Brooke Kelleher - UNH Cooperative Extension

Lisa Ford, UNH Cooperative Extension, Nutrition Connections, Grafton County

I'm the medical director of the Region 1 Integrated Delivery Network (lower Grafton Cty, Sullivan Cty, Chesire Cty). Home alone.

Representing The Community Kitchen in Keene.

The Upper Valley has a few people who planned to view together (Liz Swanton, Mariah Davis). I also see that a few others from our region are on the webinar.

Maria Smith (Cooking Matters) and Elise Bolster (Nutrition Programs) with The New Hampshire Food Bank

Celeste Gingras with Seacoast Eat Local/ StraffordCounty Public Health Network

Marlyn Clark, Rivier University viewing this individually

Stacey Purslow

Ashley Wright, Strafford County Public Health Network - viewing alone

Strafford County Public health network, healthy Living workgroup

Fran McLaughlin_DHHS WIC--viewing alone

Lisa Richards with the NH Hunger Solutions School Food Pantry Advisory Council...viewing at home

meg- keene state college- public health

Gloria

Melanie Currier, UNH IHPP (viewing by myself)

Sarah Phillips (Rivier) and some public health nutrition students (all viewing individually)

Gloria Fulmer - Easterseals viewing alone

I got a call from Skinny Pancake today asking about who they could talk to in NH about providing prepared food deliveries to low income populations. They are working under a grant from Vermont state to do this type of community support now and are hoping to be able to do the same in NH by producing the products in their commissary kitchen in Hanover. Who can Skinny Pancake connect to so they can help in an effective way.

Monadnock Collaborative - Copilot Outreach Program Care Coordinator (viewing alone)

@Beth--that's awesome!Stacy Garciadealba--viewing alone, Co-Chair of the Upper Valley Hunger Council and with Alice Ely's Team

Alice Ely here from the Upper Valley. Beth, can we connect offline on the Skinny Pancake question. I have some ideas, but want to know a little more first.

Have to leave for crisis leadership meeting - will watch for video from today and any additional informaiton

thoughts about low school lunch enrollment due to paperwork issues?

This message was shared to us by our national partner Share Our Strength: Do you know a school or organization in your community working to ensure kids have the meals they need as schools close due to #COVID19? #NoKidHungry can help. Share this application for emergency grant funds: https://www.nokidhungry.org/coronavirus-grant-request

Working with clients who are applying for LTC Medicaid are waiting for months to get access to food stamps. Is there a work around for that wait time?

Thank you for the info on strategies for congregate meals and school meals. Are there other programs communities are implementing to help newly food insecure families due to COVID-19?

Is there any talk of changing the financial limits for SNAP? We work with an elderly population and they will apply but end up with only $12 or $15 so they end up refusing it.

Got Lunch Laconia (that usually provides meals in the summer) is working in partnership with the school district that is delivering daily breakfast and lunches on bus routes. On Fridays, Got Lunch is delivering bags of groceries to help supplement families access to food during this time. This program is funded through grants and private donations and receives no state or federal dollars.

Strafford County Community Action Partnership has a link on their website regarding changes in food access through existing programs during the COVID19 event

https://straffordcap.org/covid-19-meals/

Check in with your local "End 68 Hours of Hunger" resources - they are working closely with organizations like CAP throughout the state

UNH Cooperative Extension is creating a food access story map that is going to include existing food access sites as well as new ones popping up due to covid-19 It will also help people who want to donate and help connect food and new services to people who need them

thank you!