HAHarvey Walden
4 days agoApplications Open for Summer Food Service Program
The Niagara County Youth Bureau will return as a sponsor for the 2026 Summer Food Service Program (SFSP). This program ensures that children who are economically disadvantaged continue to receive nutritious meals during summer vacation.
The Summer Food Service Program is a federally funded program (funded by USDA and administered by the New York State Education Department [NYSED]) that provides free meals to all children at approved SFSP sites. Meals (including breakfast and/or lunch) are provided to children age 18 and under.
Applications are now being accepted from prospective Summer Food Service Program sites. Approved sites will receive meals during the program, which plans to run from June 29th to August 28th. Site requests are individualized, including meals needed and program dates.
If your organization, summer day camp or youth program is interested in serving as a SFSP site, please contact Benjamin Bunker, Youth Bureau Director at 716-278-6872 for more information. Deadline for site applications is Friday, April 24th.
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