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Many households in New Hampshire report not having enough to eat.

 

Use the tabs on the dashboard header to explore the charts on food insufficiency.

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Many households in New Hampshire lack enough food.
Too few eligible residents are connected to federal nutrition programs.

New Hampshire's adults over age 65 are also struggling with food insufficiency.

Challenges affording nutritious food extend into middle-income households with children.

In 2024, the majority of those eligible for SNAP benefits were not enrolled.

To succeed in school, children need more than just books and desks and teachers; they need the fuel to learn.

Traditional school breakfast models miss students who arrive late, or who avoid free breakfast due to stigma.

We work with schools to integrate breakfast into the school day through a model called Breakfast After the Bell, making breakfast a normal part of the morning for all students.

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