Food & Nutrition

Any child registered in a participating school can apply for free and reduced price meals with their school.

Eat Smart Idaho provides nutrition and physical activity education for low-income Idahoans.  Participants learn the basics of  quick and healthy meal preparation, smart shopping, food safety, and increased levels of physical activity.

The Women, Infants, & Children Program, also known as WIC, helps Idaho families by providing checks to buy healthy foods from local grocery stores.

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (also known as food stamps) provides nutritional food assistance for households who meet certain eligibility criteria.

Eligible seniors receive a free monthly food box that includes food, nutrition information, and helpful recipes.

Locate the food pantry, senior center, mobile pantry, or feeding site nearest you.

Cooking Matters provides cooking classes and in-store shopping tips.

Food that's IN when school is OUT! Summer Food serves FREE meals and snacks to all children ages 1-18 at over 300 sites across the state during the summer months. 

The Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) promotes health and well-being of children and adults by providing meal and snack reimbursement to eligible child care and adult day cares throughout the State of Idaho.

Home delivered meals are nutritious meals that are delivered to homebound seniors age 60 years or older and their spouses. 

Double Your Food Stamps at Farmers Markets!