Aldine ISD Summer Meals for Children
Fueling Fun in the Sun: Aldine’s Summer Feeding Sites
The Aldine Child Nutrition Department is excited to host the Summer Meals Program to ensure that children and teens can continue to have access to nutritious meals even when school is out. It’s essential that children have access to healthy meals to learn, grow, and thrive. The Summer Meals Program is an excellent opportunity for children and teens ages 18 and under and enrolled students up to 21 years old with disabilities to receive nutritious meals at no cost.
The program is easy to access. Participants need only show up at a participating meal site during operating hours, and they will receive a healthy meal. Finding a participating meal site is also effortless. Beginning on June 1, individuals can visit SummerFood.org to locate a nearby meal site and its hours of operation. Alternatively, individuals can call 211 or text “FOOD” to 304-304 for information about a nearby meal site.
The Summer Meals Program is an excellent initiative for families who struggle to provide adequate nutrition for their children during the summer months. Providing healthy meals is critical to children’s development, and this program ensures that no child goes hungry during the summer months. The program helps families stretch their food budgets, so they can meet other essential needs, such as rent and utilities.
The Aldine Child Nutrition Department is committed to ensuring that children and teens have access to nutritious meals throughout the year. The Summer Meals Program is an excellent opportunity for children and teens to receive healthy meals during the summer months at no cost. Families can easily locate a nearby meal site by visiting SummerFood.org, calling 211, or texting “FOOD” to 304-304. Let’s ensure that our children have the nutrition they need to learn, grow, and thrive this summer.
