- Agency
- End Hunger Connecticut!, Inc.
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Phone
- 860-560-2100
- Application Period
- Income Limit
End Hunger Connecticut!, Inc. aims to eliminate hunger in Connecticut through legislative and administrative advocacy, outreach, and public education. It is a member organization committed to finding solutions to end hunger.
End Hunger Connecticut!, Inc. aims to eliminate hunger in Connecticut through legislative and administrative advocacy, outreach, and public education. It is a member organization committed to finding solutions to end hunger.
Images & PDFs
Community Benefit and Healthy Food Playbook
A resource focused on delivering community benefit through healthy food initiatives, aiming to educate and support healthcare without harm.
View Full ImageSchool Lunch Tray Topics for 2022
A document outlining topics related to school lunch programs for 2022, including USDA meal patterns and best practices.
View Full ImageState of Connecticut SNAP Ed Plan Amendment FY2023
A document detailing the amendments to the SNAP Ed Plan for Connecticut, including changes and updates aimed at increasing accessibility and support for those needing food assistance.
View Full ImageUse Food Well Washington Plan
An overview of strategies and recommendations aimed at reducing food waste in Washington by 2030. It includes insights from multiple state agencies and subject matter experts.
View Full ImageImpact Reports
Addressing Stigma in Food Assistance: A Community Approach
8/20/2021 | Coverage: national
This report highlights effective strategies used across the U.S. to reduce stigma surrounding food assistance and how they can be applied in Connecticut.
Source: Feeding America
Coverage Area: national
Economic Trends and Food Insecurity in Connecticut
3/10/2023 | Coverage: state
Analyzes the rising cost of living in Connecticut and its direct correlation to increased food insecurity, while emphasizing the importance of assistance programs.
Source: Connecticut Food Bank
Coverage Area: state
The Impact of Food Assistance Programs on Health and Well-being
5/15/2022 | Coverage: state
This report discusses how food assistance programs in Connecticut improve the health outcomes of participants, support local economies, and contribute to reducing stigma associated with food insecurity.
Source: Connecticut Department of Social Services
Coverage Area: state
Program Timeline
Launch of the CT Food System Plan
12/15/2014A comprehensive plan aimed at enhancing food security and improving food systems in Connecticut.
Creation of the Hunger-Free Communities Initiative
3/1/2010Aimed to address food insecurity by promoting access to healthy foods across Connecticut.
Expansion of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)
10/1/2001Connecticut expanded eligibility for SNAP benefits, allowing more residents to access food assistance.
Creation of the Connecticut Food Bank
1/1/1975The establishment of the Connecticut Food Bank marked a significant step in organizing food assistance efforts in the state.
FAQ
To locate food assistance programs available in Connecticut, you can visit our website or contact our helpline. We provide a comprehensive directory of food pantries, meal programs, and other resources designed to help individuals and families access the food they need.
To effectively find food assistance programs, consider the following checklist:
- Visit the End Hunger Connecticut! website.
- Call our helpline for personalized assistance.
- Check local community centers and churches for additional resources.
- Explore state and federal assistance programs available.
- Keep documentation ready (e.g., proof of income, residency) for application processes.
Following this checklist can help you navigate food assistance resources more effectively.
Reference: https://www.endhungerct.org/resources/
Volunteering with End Hunger Connecticut!, Inc. is a rewarding way to give back to the community. We welcome individuals and groups who are interested in supporting our mission. Volunteers can assist with food distribution, community outreach, and administrative tasks.
If you're interested in making a difference, here are some action items to get started:
- Visit our website to learn about current volunteer opportunities.
- Sign up for a volunteer orientation session.
- Gather a group of friends or colleagues to volunteer together.
- Share our mission on social media to raise awareness.
- Consider making a financial donation to support our programs.
Engaging in these activities can help combat hunger in your community.
Reference: https://www.endhungerct.org/volunteer/
