Program Assistance / Technical Support
Partners for a Hunger-Free Oregon provides technical support to our partners in the community who serve Oregon's at-risk families. Whether you're just getting started tackling a local community problem, or trying to improve an existing program, we're here to help.
For Children's Meal and Snack Providers
Are you looking to start up or support a new children's meal program in your community? Our Child Nutrition Outreach team can help you find the information and resources you need.
Contact
Annie Kirschner, Child Nutrition Outreach Coordinator, Email, (503) 595-5501, ext. 304
Resources
After School Meal and Snack Program
School Breakfast Program
School Lunch Program
Summer Food Service Program
For Community Organizers and Advocates
If you're looking for resources to mobilize your community's residents to fight hunger from a grassroots level, we can help you get started.
Contact
Robyn Johnson, Community Advocacy Coordinator, Email, (503) 595-5501, ext. 303, with questions, or to speak with us about your advocacy work.
Resources
Public Policy and Advocacy
For Health Care Providers
Medical providers can be a first line-of-defense against hunger for their patients, by asking the right questions and being prepared with the tools and information to help.
The Childhood Hunger Coalition provides resources and assistance for medical professionals to diagnose childhood hunger and provide solutions for families.
For providers who serve patients with limited incomes, our SNAP Outreach team can help provide you with materials for your patients that will help them find the assistance they may need.
Contact
Nancy Weed, SNAP Outreach Coordinator, Email, (503) 595-5501, ext. 308
Resources
SNAP (food stamp) Outreach
For Senior Centers and Other Senior Resource Locations
Our SNAP Outreach team can help provide information and materials to your clients. We have created a tool kit which includes brochures, bookmarks, fliers, powerpoint presentations, and articles for your bulletins or newsletters. As part of the service we would be happy to your organization and present to your clients and/or providers.
Adult day centers can often qualify for federal assistance with the cost of providing meals to their clients through the Child and Adult Care Food Program.
Contact
Nancy Weed, SNAP Outreach Coordinator, Email, (503) 595-5501, ext. 308
Resources
SNAP (food stamp) Outreach
