Florida Activates Free Children’s Meals In Response School Closures

The state of Florida realizes with schools closed, many of our children, may not get the food they need.

Florida Agriculture Commissioner Nicole Fried and the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS) activated their Summer Breakspot website.

On this website, families can find free meals for children under 18 during the coronavirus (COVID-19) school closures.

“Social distancing and avoiding crowded areas, like school cafeterias, are critical to slowing the spread of COVID-19," Fried said. "But we can’t let Florida’s children go hungry in the meantime. That’s why we’re activating our Summer BreakSpot locations, to offer families an alternative way to find healthy, nutritious meals. For many children, these meals will be the only meals they can count on, so we’re encouraging families to take advantage of this service.”

To find participating free meal locations nearby, Floridians can visit this website, enter their address, and search up to 50 miles close to their location.


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