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Child Hunger
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  • Appleseed New Mexico
  • Child and Family Homelessness
New Mexico Appleseed/

Child Hunger

New Mexico Appleseed has created three first-in-the-nation laws and programs that have been lauded and/or replicated nationally.

  • Anti-Lunch Shaming law: In 2017, New Mexico Appleseed successfully created and advocated for the nation’s first law that prohibits schools from denying children food, making them throw out meals and giving cheese sandwiches or other embarrassing meals because their parent’s owed money at the cafeteria. This law and New Mexico Appleseed received international press (New York Times, CBS Sunday Morning, Washington Post, etc.) and has been replicated all over the country
  • Breakfast After the Bell: In 2011, successfully created and advocated for the nation’s first law that requires high poverty schools to serve breakfast at the start of the school day, ensuring that all children get a free and healthy breakfast. This law feeds 116,000 children every year and has also been replicated nationally also. It is being expanded to middle and high schools next year.
  • Navajo Food Access Navigator: In 2015, New Mexico Appleseed designed a program for the Navajo Nation that received a USDA Innovation Demonstration grant (also highlighted in New York Times). The nation received $2.4 million and employed 19 tribal members to increase access to local and healthy food in multiple communities.

Details
Ages: Prenatal  Infants and toddlers  Children and Youth  Teen 
Genders: All 
Contact: Jennifer Ramo
Contact Email: jramo@nmappleseed.org
Services
Food
Locations
Statewide
600 Central Ave. SE Ste. 200
Albuquerque,  NM 87102
Mailing:
600 Central Ave, SE Suite 200
Albuquerque,  NM 87102

Phone: (505) 903-3086
Geographic Area Served:  State Wide
Parent Organization
New Mexico Appleseed

New Mexico Appleseed's mission is to create high impact, systemic solutions to problems impacting children from poor and underserved families throughout New Mexico.   We work on child hunger, homelessness and wellbeing to create dramatic and permanent change for children and their families.

600 Central Ave. SE Ste. 200
Albuquerque,  NM 87102
Mailing:
600 Central Ave, SE Suite 200
Albuquerque,  NM 87102

Phone: (505) 903-3086
Tollfree: (505) 903-3086
Fax: (505) 903-3086
Primary Contact: Jennifer Ramo
Contact Email: jramo@nmappleseed.org
Type: Nonprofit
EIN: 20498527
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