But now we must urge congress to support other federal programs that help NJ children and families!
Category: Child Health and Hunger
School breakfast participation dips
Breakfast after the bell is very doable, but school leaders must have the will to embrace it. And that’s where local advocates come in – by bringing this issue to the attention of school boards, superintendents, parents and others in the school community.
BLOG: NJ kids can’t wait for developmental screenings
NJ ranks 45th in the nation in the percentage of families receiving a developmental screening, with fewer than 20 percent getting screened before age 6.
School Breakfast Participation Dips
According to ACNJ’s latest NJ school breakfast report.
#NJVotes4Kids update
ACNJ’s #NJVotes4Kids campaign is in full swing! Most recently, we highlighted several key topics: juvenile justice, child protection and child nutrition. Help spread the message!
