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Title: HUNGER AT HOME


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HUNGER AT HOME
  • Ms. Sarah Barry and Mr. Chris Christensen

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Todays Objectives
  • Look at hunger and homelessness in the world,
    United States and Michigan.
  • Discuss why there is hunger and the national and
    state programs that fight it
  • Look at Food Banks, shelters and kitchens, what
    can we do to help?

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World Hunger and Homelessness
  • 24,000 die daily from hunger and related causes
  • Hunger--800 Million go hungry daily
  • 100 million completely homeless one billion lack
    adequate housing

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United States Hunger and Homelessness
  • 27 Million People are Food insecure (11 million
    children)
  • 750,000 homeless each night, three million some
    time during the year

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Michigan Hunger and Homelessness
  • 111,000 households are hungry
  • 305,000 households are food insecure
  • 24,713 sheltered homeless
  • 41,338 unsheltered homeless

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Reasons for Hunger
  • Poverty
  • Buy Heat or Food
  • Buy Rent or Food
  • Buy medicine or Food
  • Family members are in poor health

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Federal Hunger/Food Programs in Michigan
  • School Breakfast Program (daily 213,153)
  • National School Lunch Program (815,025)
  • Summer Nutrition Participation (37,514)
  • Food Stamp Program (750,037)

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Federal Programs
  • Special Nutrition Program for women, infants and
    children (WIC) (215,845)
  • Child and Adult Care Food Program (25,854)
  • The Emergency Food Assistance Program

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Reason for Not Participating
  • Do not know they are eligible
  • Pride
  • Afraid (illegal immigrants)
  • Eligibility requirements (Red Tape)

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Non-Governmental Food Programs
  • Americas Second Harvest (food bank) distributes
    food and groceries to
  • Church and non-profit charitable organizations
    who run
  • Pantries
  • Kitchens
  • Shelters

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From the Food Bank Council of Michigan
http//www.fbcmich.org/michigan-report.pdf
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FOOD BANK CARD GAME
  • All teams receive asset cards (labor,
    transportation, equipment, storage, and food
    items).
  • Teams trade asset cards they have in abundance to
    acquire items they need to complete their network
  • Remember balanced meals

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