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Food Insecurity
Everyone deserves access to healthy, fresh, and culturally appropriate food, yet food
insecurity affects individuals and families in our community every day. Expanding
access to nutritious food and building food-related skills are essential steps in
breaking the cycle of poverty and creating a stronger, healthier community.
$298,234
United Way focuses on:
was invested into programs
and support for food
insecurity.
92,710*
*
Individuals received
assistance to address
food insecurity.
Funded Partners
Distribution of food
products/hampers
Access to fresh, culturally
appropriate food
Including farming/growing
food
Programs that teach food
related skills such as cooking
Without UW funding, we would
not have had the resources to
pay for staff to recruit, train and
support community volunteers
to cook and to engage in other
skill and community building
activities with and for ABTC
residents. This funding ensures
that we have staff to work
alongside
residents
and
volunteers to ensure that
healthy fresh food is prepared
and shared daily for ABTC.
- A Better Tent City Waterloo
Region
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