Schools and Early Care and Education Settings
- North Carolina School Meal Charge Policies (Albert Pan, UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health)
- 2022 School Nutrition Price Increases
- SNAPshots
- NCAH School Meals and Farm To School Fact Sheet
- NCAH Food in Schools and Early Care and Education Settings Fact Sheet
- FARMs for School Meals Fact Sheet
- Universal School Meals Message Testing
Food and Nutrition Services
- NCAH Food and Nutrition Services Fact Sheet
- North Carolina Food and Nutrition Resource Programs (State Nutrition Action Coalition)
- North Carolina Food and Nutrition Programs Guide
- “Let’s Use This Mess to Our Advantage”: Calls to Action to Optimize School Nutrition Program beyond the Pandemic (International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health)
- Policies and Practices to Increase Adoption of the Community Eligibility Provision for School Meals in North Carolina (Kelly Jasiura)
- Supporting Healthy Food Access in NC (NC Healthy Food Retail Task Force)
- Food For Every Child The Need for Healthy Food Access in North Carolina (NC Healthy Food Retail Task Force)
- Community-Based Interventions to Improve Public Health and Nutrition (Ashley Hughes)
- Policy Review of the Role of Large Institutions in Healthy Food Access (Anastasia Frolov)
- Federal Food Assistance Program Policy and Program Evaluation Analysis (Christian Fell)
- Retail and Business Support Policy and Program Evaluation Analysis (Christian Fell)
- Taking Charge of Your Health (NCAH)
- Secure Families, Farms, and Communities (NCAH and Food Insight Group)
- Barriers that Constrain the Adequacy of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Allotments (USDA)
- Meals Matter: The Community Eligibility Provision and Student Success in North Carolina (EPIC and NCAH)
- UNC Public Policy Capstone Project: School Meal Funding (Abigale Sopina, Caleb Shuda, Maeve Taylor, Kylie Brown, and Simon Cawley)
- Improving Access to Free School Meals: Addressing Intersections Between Universal Free School Meal Approaches and Educational Funding (Healthy Eating Research)
This application was developed through a partnership with the Master of Geospatial Information Science and Technology (MGIST) program at North Carolina State University and NCAH. There are two main purposes for this application. First, it is to show the locations of SNAP retailers in North Carolina and provide the store name and address. Secondly, through geospatial analysis of census data, the application helps identify disparities in SNAP coverage in North Carolina legislative districts (Congressional, Senate, and House).
North Carolina Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Coverage Application