the summer food service program started in 1968.
the summer food service program started in 1968.
when did the summer food service program start?
1968
the summer food service program (sfsp) began in 1968. it was an amendment to the national school lunch act. today, the sfsp is the largest federal resource available for local sponsors who want to combine a child nutrition program with a summer activity program. sponsors can be public or private groups, such as non-profit organizations, government entities, churches, universities, and camps. the government reimburses sponsors for the food at a set rate. there are still communities that have not created a summer food service program in their community. for those individuals that want to help ensure children have meals during the summer, they can get more information from the usda or their state government agencies.
summer food service program
hunger task force advocates for improvements to the child nutrition reauthorization act including programs such as the school breakfast program, the school lunch program, the summer food service program, the child and adult care food program and the women infants and children program (wic).









































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hunger task force administers a summer meals program in milwaukee county through the food and nutrition service's summer food service program that provides three free meals a day to children in need. in 2009, over 1.5 million meals were served at 198 sites across milwaukee county.
hunger task force, inc.