Consequences of food insecurity
True or false: Food insecurity can negatively affect physical health and development.
What is true?
Food insecurity and hunger are the same thing (T/F)
What is false?
True or false: The National School Lunch Program is an example of a government program that addresses food insecurity among school-aged children
What is true?
_ in 3 college students face food insecurity
What is 1?
How many members are in the PHSA?
What is 6?
Lack of access to stores with fresh and affordable food in an entire region is known as this.
What is food desert?
Members of this age group experience the highest rates of food insecurity in the United States.
What is children/households with children?
What is a simple way for communities to collectively help with food insecurity?
What is food drives?
true or false, food insecurity does not affect a student's mental and physical wellbeing
What is false?
Most people need at least this many calories per day.
What is 2000?
Inadequate access to nutritious food can increase the risk of developing this chronic health condition. (hint: it has the word nutrition in it)
What is malnutrition?
How many people in the world are food insecure? (in billions)
What is 1 billion?
This government program provides nutrition assistance to low-income individuals and families in the United States.
What is SNAP?
One thing many students do to reduce costs of food
What is skipping meals?
What is the main ingredient in a falafel?
What is chickpeas?
This is how food insecurity impacts mental health and well-being.
What are any of the following?
Approximately this percentage of the global population is estimated to experience moderate to severe food insecurity. (10-30)
What is 25%?
This government agency is responsible for overseeing food assistance programs in the United States.
What is USDA?
What are some resources Kent State Students can use?
What is
Flashes Fighting Hunger
CARES Center
Emergency meal swipes (2 per semester)?
What temperatures are recommended for REFRIGERATING foods? (hint: between 30-60 degrees)
What is 40 degrees?