Events

The Summer Food Service Program (SFSP), often called "SUN Meals" is a USDA-funded, state-administered program providing free, nutritious meals and snacks to children 18 and younger in low-income areas during the summer, when school is not in session.

Food is Medicine is an umbrella term for a variety of activities and services that respond to the critical link between nutrition and health.  Services and activities may include medically tailored meals, prescriptions for healthy groceries or produce, individually tailored food packages and groceries, and culinary medicine and teaching kitchen...

This 90-minute MFRA webinar explores strengthening community capacity and collective engagement to support military families.

Strengthening nutrition readiness is essential to supporting the overall well-being and resilience of military families. This webinar will describe an important shift from viewing food security solely as economic access toward a more comprehensive, military nutrition readiness framework grounded in three pillars: physical access to food, economic access to food,...

Access to reliable, affordable, and high-quality child care remains a significant challenge for military and civilian families, impacting family well-being, workforce participation, and military readiness. This multidisciplinary webinar explores how child care barriers intersect with military spouse employment challenges while equipping professionals across military, education, child development, workforce, health, and community systems with practical strategies and cross-sector solutions to better support military-connected families.