Building Resilient Inclusive Communities (BRIC)
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FOOD AND NUTRITION SECURITY
Food and Nutrition Security State Profiles
The resource was developed by NACDD/BRIC in collaboration with Feeding America and CDC’S Division of Nutrition, Physical Activity and Obesity. The purpose of the resource is to highlight the collaborative opportunities within each state to strengthen food and nutrition security programs, policies/practices and infrastructure. The state profiles, created in December 2021, are not an exhaustive list of resources and will be reviewed/updated annually. If you see a food and nutrition security partner or resource missing from a state profile, please email BRICinfo@chronicdisease.org for consideration. *=BRIC state recipient
National Food and Nutrition Security Profile
Alabama FNS Profile
Alaska FNS Profile*
Arizona FNS Profile
Arkansas FNS Profile*
California FNS Profile
Colorado FNS Profile*
Connecticut FNS Profile*
Delaware FNS Profile
Florida FNS Profile
Georgia FNS Profile
Hawaii FNS Profile*
Idaho FNS Profile
Illinois FNS Profile*
Indiana FNS Profile (updated Mar 2022)
Iowa FNS Profile
Kansas FNS Profile
Kentucky FNS Profile*
Louisiana FNS Profile*
Maine FNS Profile
Maryland FNS Profile
Massachusetts FNS Profile
Michigan FNS Profile
Minnesota FNS Profile*
Mississippi FNS Profile*
Missouri FNS Profile*
Montana FNS Profile
Nebraska FNS Profile
Nevada FNS Profile
New Hampshire FNS Profile
New Jersey FNS Profile
New Mexico FNS Profile
New York FNS Profile
North Carolina FNS Profile*
North Dakota FNS Profile
Ohio FNS Profile*
Oklahoma FNS Profile
Oregon FNS Profile* (updated Jan 2023)
Pennsylvania FNS Profile*
Rhode Island FNS Profile
South Carolina FNS Profile*
South Dakota FNS Profile
Tennessee FNS Profile
Texas FNS Profile*
Utah FNS Profile*
Vermont FNS Profile
Virginia FNS Profile
Washington FNS Profile*
West Virginia FNS Profile*
Wisconsin FNS Profile
Wyoming FNS Profile
Nutrition in Food Banking Toolkit developed by Feeding America’s Nutritious Food Revisioning Task Force. The toolkit contains three sections that can serve as standalone resources:
SAFE ACCESS TO PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
SOCIAL CONNECTEDNESS
– NEW! U.S. Office of the Surgeon General, on May 2, 2023, released Our Epidemic of Loneliness and Isolation: The Surgeon General’s Advisory on the Healing Effects of Social Connection and Community | Advisory Report
– Healthy Places by Design, Social Connected Communities: Solutions for Social Isolation Report and companion action guides for Local Gov’t/Community and Philanthropic Leaders. (2021 Report)
– Social Connection as a Public Health Issue: The Evidence and a Systemic Framework for Prioritizing the “Social” in Social Determinants of Health (Holt-Lunstad, J, Annu. Rev. Public Health 2022. 43:29.1–29.21)
– Social Isolation and Loneliness: Impacts on Health and Approaches to Prevention for the Fairfax Community (released Dec 2021 from Fairfax County Government)