Bite2Go program combating child hunger in Quincy Schools
The Bite2Go program is providing food to students struggling with food insecurity within the Quincy School District. According to the release from QSD of the Pioneer Elementary students, 88% are low-income, around 20% are from migrant families and 8% are experiencing homelessness. The program was implemented to negate some of the chronic hunger issues students are struggling with.
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QUINCY – The reality of chronic hunger and food insecurity faces countless children across Washington, impacting their ability to learn and thrive. In response, Second Harvest has expanded its Bite2Go program to Quincy, providing vital meals to students in need.
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