• Explains the issues that children can have due to living in poverty such as obesity, chronic diseases, lack of school readiness and so forth.

• https://www.healthychildren.org/english/family-life/community/pages/poverty-and-child-health.aspx

2) Benefits.gov

• Shows all the benefits a person can get such as health care or food stamps if families/individuals are struggling financially.

• https://www.usa.gov/benefit-finder?utm_source=usa_benefits-gov&utm_medium=redirect&utm_campaign=redirect_benefits-gov&modal=b-welcome-1899

• Not only can you find help on finance issues but you can find ton's more information on child well fare, struggling with addiction, finding employment and so much more.

• https://mentalhealth.networkofcare.org/wake-nc

2) Social and Economic Vitality

• It's a program for the community to make better healthy choices for themselves and their families.

• https://www.wake.gov/departments-government/health-human-services/about-health-human-services/social-economic-vitality

1) Hunger Walk

• Location: WakeForest Birthplace, 414 N.Main St. Wake Forest

• Cost: None

• This is a hunger walk that anyone can join as well as fro the community to walk together who have been and are affected by poverty, hunger, displacement, and disasters.

2) Soup Jar Assembly

• Location: Morrisville community Library, 310 Town Hall Drive, Morrisville

• Cost: None

• This creates a fun activity for families to make their own soup jars by adding ingredients in their jars to make a simple easy soup. This also helps provide information on how to support food security.