FAMILY LITERACY IN A FOOD PANTRY D E C E M B E R 3 , 2 0 1 5 AN - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

FAMILY LITERACY IN A FOOD PANTRY D E C E M B E R 3 , 2 0 1 5

AN INTRODUCTION Betsy Kennedy Cazenovia Public Library

GETTING STARTED • What role can the library play? • Where would it be most successful?

CAZCARES

STORY ROOM AT CAZCARES

TEAM EFFORT Cazenovia Public CazCares Library Madison County Individual Donors & Reads Ahead Grants

STORY ROOM AT CAZCARES

2014 STORY ROOM NUMBERS Month Total # <3 Pre School School Age January 29 17 11 1 February 36 7 16 10 March 26 13 10 3 April 64 18 21 25 May 29 13 14 2 June 66 25 21 20 July 99 21 27 51 August 128 25 24 79 September 53 26 20 7 October 23 13 9 1 November 27 15 7 5 December 43 12 19 12 TOTALS 623 205 199 219

OUTCOMES • Relationships • Consultations • Partner with Literacy Coalition of Madison County

EVOLUTION OF THE PROGRAM Early Literacy + Adult Literacy

ADULT LITERACY • Madison County Reads Ahead • ABE: Adult Basic Education • GED &TASC

EVOLUTION OF THE PROGRAM Early Literacy + Adult Literacy (ABE: Adult Basic Education/ GED &TASC) + Summer Reading Program

SUMMER READING PROGRAM

EVOLUTION OF THE PROGRAM Early Literacy + Adult Literacy (ABE: Adult Basic Education/ GED &TASC) + Summer Reading Program

EVOLUTION OF THE PROGRAM Early Literacy + Adult Literacy (ABE: Adult Basic Education/ GED &TASC) + Summer Reading Program = Family Literacy

VOLUNTEERS

GROWTH OF THE PROGRAM • New Staff • Parent Education & Support • New Programs- “Need Based”

DENTAL HEALTH

SEEDS AND GROWING

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL)

OTHER PROGRAMS • Explore and Learn • Family Photo Project

MORE BOOKS IN THE HOME 2014 Free Books • Library Gift Books To CazCares Jan 142 Feb 123 March 62 April 138 May 30 June 117 July 153 August 298 September 194 October 42 November 150 December 639 2088

MORE BOOKS IN THE HOME 2014 Free Books • Library Gift Books To CazCares Jan 142 • Favorite Books Program (2013) Feb 123 March 62 April 138 May 30 June 117 July 153 August 298 September 194 October 42 November 150 December 639 2088

MORE BOOKS IN THE HOME • Library Gift Books • Favorite Books Program (2013) • Dolly Parton Imagination Library

PERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT Celebrate!

COLLABORATORS • CazCares • Madison County Reads Ahead • Literacy Coalition of Madison County, New York • MidYork Library System • Friends of the Library • New Woodstock Free Library • St. James Church/Mustard Seed • Cazenovia College • Community • Private Donors • Volunteers • Book Donations

WHAT WE’VE LEARNED • Program Reevaluation & Failures • Partnerships • Logistics & Practicalities • Continued Funding

MUSTARD SEED STORY ROOM • Mustard Seed Food Pantry (Georgetown, NY) • St. James Catholic Church • PreSchool model

WHERE TO NEXT? WIC (Women, Infant, Child) St. Lucy’s Little Free Libraries

QUESTIONS?

FAMILY LITERACY IN A FOOD PANTRY D E C E M B E R 3 , 2 0 1 5 AN - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

FAMILY LITERACY IN A FOOD PANTRY D E C E M B E R 3 , 2 0 1 5 AN INTRODUCTION Betsy Kennedy Cazenovia Public Library GETTING STARTED What role can the library play? Where would it be most successful? CAZCARES STORY ROOM AT

Logo Page 1 Benefiting the Wildwood Soup Kitchen and the Wildwood Food Pantry 1.17.12 1

The Pantry A 5S Transformation -Stephanie Bouts The Pantry in its bad normal state The

Hunger Outcomes at the Pantry Danielle Lawson, Second Harvest Foodbank Food Resource Manager

Healthy Pantry Initiative Workshop: Foods to Encourage and Nudges Mike Escobar Programs

Providing Hope: Southern Utah Universitys HOPE (Helping Our People Eat) Pantry The

New Brunswicks Emergency Food System Pantry Profile Ana Bonilla Martinez, Daniela Ortega,

Literacy, Food & Fitness Teaching Families with Low Literacy Skills About Nutrition and

Food For Thought Building a Better Community Through Food Philip Lee Readers to Eaters

3/5/2019 Partnerships for Literacy Family Engagement and Community Partnerships for Early

Microbiology and Food Safety B. A. Reiling Mmm, Is this food really safe for my family? As a

CASE STUDY GOOD FOOD NETWORK FOOD HUB 1 CONFERENCE MARCH 2018 Food Hub 1 is a 3rd generation

Food Literacy as an Essential Framework for Nutrition Educators Society for Nutrition Education

FAMILY NIGHT Day Bring Your A- LITERACY AND Game STUDENT GOALS Hal Hutchens Elementary

Vision Growing a Gardening Community where we educate our children on food literacy by creating a

UMD Campus Pantry Quest Group Project - BMGT438A Agenda 2 4 6 8 Goals and Objectives

LITERACY SKILLS Tracey Jamieson WHY IS LITERACY People read and write for many different

FLAGSTAFF FAMILY FOOD FOOD STORAGE FACILITY FLOODING BANK Erik Henricksen, Elena Smith, Garrett

Food Literacy Strategies and Interventions: What Are the Barriers to Implementation? March 7,

Financial Literacy The Key to Asset Building September 10, 2013 About Family Foundations Our

The River Food Pant r y Share Tank 2019 Casey Olson Lexi Bernard AJ Sterlavage Informational

Pets are People Too Sheila K. Hamlett Food Safety Director KLN Family Brands

2014 Rosa Wims Volunteers of the Year: Jane Barnard- Pittsford Food Cupboard Nancy Schoenberger-

9:30 AM We are still collecting Hygiene and Dry good April 9, 2017 products for Camden Food

How It Began A Legacy of Food, Family, and Community 100+ Years of Farming 4th

FAMILY LITERACY IN A FOOD PANTRY D E C E M B E R 3 , 2 0 1 5 AN - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

FAMILY LITERACY IN A FOOD PANTRY D E C E M B E R 3 , 2 0 1 5 AN INTRODUCTION Betsy Kennedy Cazenovia Public Library GETTING STARTED What role can the library play? Where would it be most successful? CAZCARES STORY ROOM AT

Logo Page 1 Benefiting the Wildwood Soup Kitchen and the Wildwood Food Pantry 1.17.12 1

The Pantry A 5S Transformation -Stephanie Bouts The Pantry in its bad normal state The

Hunger Outcomes at the Pantry Danielle Lawson, Second Harvest Foodbank Food Resource Manager

Healthy Pantry Initiative Workshop: Foods to Encourage and Nudges Mike Escobar Programs

Providing Hope: Southern Utah Universitys HOPE (Helping Our People Eat) Pantry The

New Brunswicks Emergency Food System Pantry Profile Ana Bonilla Martinez, Daniela Ortega,

Literacy, Food &amp; Fitness Teaching Families with Low Literacy Skills About Nutrition and

Food For Thought Building a Better Community Through Food Philip Lee Readers to Eaters

3/5/2019 Partnerships for Literacy Family Engagement and Community Partnerships for Early

Microbiology and Food Safety B. A. Reiling Mmm, Is this food really safe for my family? As a

CASE STUDY GOOD FOOD NETWORK FOOD HUB 1 CONFERENCE MARCH 2018 Food Hub 1 is a 3rd generation

Food Literacy as an Essential Framework for Nutrition Educators Society for Nutrition Education

FAMILY NIGHT Day Bring Your A- LITERACY AND Game STUDENT GOALS Hal Hutchens Elementary

Vision Growing a Gardening Community where we educate our children on food literacy by creating a

UMD Campus Pantry Quest Group Project - BMGT438A Agenda 2 4 6 8 Goals and Objectives

LITERACY SKILLS Tracey Jamieson WHY IS LITERACY People read and write for many different

FLAGSTAFF FAMILY FOOD FOOD STORAGE FACILITY FLOODING BANK Erik Henricksen, Elena Smith, Garrett

Food Literacy Strategies and Interventions: What Are the Barriers to Implementation? March 7,

Financial Literacy The Key to Asset Building September 10, 2013 About Family Foundations Our

The River Food Pant r y Share Tank 2019 Casey Olson Lexi Bernard AJ Sterlavage Informational

Pets are People Too Sheila K. Hamlett Food Safety Director KLN Family Brands

2014 Rosa Wims Volunteers of the Year: Jane Barnard- Pittsford Food Cupboard Nancy Schoenberger-

9:30 AM We are still collecting Hygiene and Dry good April 9, 2017 products for Camden Food

How It Began A Legacy of Food, Family, and Community 100+ Years of Farming 4th

Literacy, Food & Fitness Teaching Families with Low Literacy Skills About Nutrition and