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Packing a healthy lunch for picky eaters can feel like a challenge, but with a little creativity, it’s possible to make meals both fun and nutritious. From colorful shapes to theme days and simple family involvement, these strategies help ensure children get the fuel they need to grow, learn, and thrive.

Cooking with children is about more than making meals—it’s a way to build healthy habits, teach lifelong skills, and strengthen family and cultural connections. From washing vegetables to sharing stories around the stove, every moment in the kitchen is a chance to learn, grow, and create lasting memories together.

Exciting news for all advocates and professionals in the anti-hunger community! The 2025 National Anti-Hunger Policy Conference (AHPC) ...

Looking for festive and healthy snack ideas to make your Valentine’s Day classroom celebration extra special? From heart-shaped treats to...

Download NCA's crediting guidance for Tribal communities to incorporate traditional Indigenous foods into CACFP meal programs.

New CACFP regulations now allow Tribal communities to substitute vegetables for grains, promoting health and honoring cultural traditions.

Explore why play is vital for children’s development, helping them learn, grow, and thrive. Rae Pica’s Why Play? shows why play is essential

Food sovereignty and access to healthy, nutritious food are vital concerns for many Native American communities. Traditionally, Native...