NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) — The New Orleans Recreation Development Commission announced the start of a new program providing meals to children after school.
The program “Kid Café, is a free after-school meal program for youth 18 years and younger to ensure low-income children across the city have access to nutritious meals during the school year.
The meals are provided through partnerships with Second Harvest Food Bank, No Kid Hungry and Share Our Strength.
“This free meal program is a crucial part of our commitment to ensuring that every young person in New Orleans has the nourishment they need to succeed,” said Larry Barabino, Jr., CEO of the NORD Commission.
NORD officials said the program is part of their mission to provide accessible recreational and cultural opportunities while addressing critical needs in the community.
“By providing these meals at no cost, we are helping to eliminate barriers for families and supporting the health and well-being of our youth.”
Meals will be available Monday through Friday from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. at NORD Commission recreation centers.
- Cut-Off Recreation Center — 6600 Belgrade Street
- Desire/Florida Multi-Service Center — 3250 Industry Street
- Gernon Brown Recreation Center — 1001 Harrison Avenue
- Hunter’s Field Recreation Center — 1659 N. Claiborne Avenue
- Joe W. Brown Recreation Center — 5601 Read Boulevard
- Milne Recreation Center — 5420 Franklin Avenue
- Rosenwald Recreation Center — 1120 S. Broad Avenue
- Sanchez Multi-Service Center — 1616 Fats Domino Avenue
- Stallings St. Claude Recreation Center — 4300 St. Claude Avenue
- Treme Recreation Center — 900 N. Villere Street
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