Child care food program; a federal program administered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture through the Nebraska Dept. of Education.

Promotes healthy meals to children in family and childcare homes. Reimburses child care providers for serving nutritious qualifying meals/snacks to children in their home child care through age 12.

Family Service offers training, monitoring, help in meal planning and filing reimbursement for childcare providers.

Provides a food bank that offers food and other material goods to non-profit organizations, who then distributes these goods to individuals in need.

Offers delivery of food one time per month for those with a disability and/or no other way to source food.

Offers to bridge the gap between abundance and hunger by collecting and redistributing surplus food to food access partners like meal sites, pantries, shelters, and youth programs

Program for individuals who need assistance with their grocery shopping needs, every Tuesday at Main Street Market. Volunteers call to take grocery orders and other volunteers shop the orders, giving these individuals an opportunity to remain in their homes longer.

State-funded program, which works to improve the health of elderly people (age 60 and over) by supplementing their diets with nutritious foods.

Commodities are delivered (beginning in January) every other month to the Victory Park Center, (second Wednesday), Northeast Senior Center (second Tuesday), and the Asian Senior Center (second Wednesday).

Offers a food pantry. Also operates the Commodities Supplemental Food Program.

Persons in need of food may call and leave a message, and the members responding to the call may access local food pantries and deliver the food to the person in need or direct the person to other available resources.

Sharing Table is a food pantry delivery service that is offered to those who are unable to travel to a food pantry, due to mobility or medical issues. Sharing Table runs through the partnership between the HOPE Center, Wesley Foundation, and United Way.

Orders must be placed by Friday to receive a delivery Wednesday night. Limited spots available each week.

Food bank distributes food to hungry people through a network of more than 900 food pantries, soup kitchens, shelters, youth and senior centers, and other food assistance sites. The Food Bank acquires donated food directly from manufacturers and retail stores.

(Food is not provided directly to individuals from the food bank.)

Provides food to anyone in need.

Food Delivery available to those that cannot afford groceries and to those that cannot leave their house to access food resources. Call Resources Unite's main phone number to set up a food delivery. Deliveries made by Dubuque Area Labor Harvest.

Child and adult care food program. Childcare providers are given nutritional consultation and menu reviews through meal cost reimbursement. CACFP staff performs in-service training, on-site visits, safety, sanitation inspections, and record-keeping reviews. Participation is open to registered home providers.