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Food for Children and Teens Oakland, Macomb, and Wayne Counties Food for Children and Teens Oakland, Macomb, and Wayne Counties Michigan Department of Health & Human Services (MDHHS) has increased existing food assistance programs and added new ones (see below) to assist families with children with food during the COVID-19 pandemic. If you need help with food, you may apply for these benefits online. If you don’t already have a MiBridges account, you’ll have to create one first online. DHHS’s client portal web site: Michigan.gov/MIBridges. If you need help resetting your MI Bridges password/username or other technical assistance while using the MIBridges web site to apply for benefits or manage your case, call the Help Desk at 844-799-9876 or read the FAQs by clicking here. The Help Desk is open Monday through Friday from 8:00AM-7:00PM. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) In response to the coronavirus pandemic, as of March 27, Michigan increased all SNAP recipients to the maximum benefit amount and waived the federal work requirement for able-bodied adults without dependents who receive SNAP. Did you know... you can buy seeds and plants that produce food for your household to eat with your EBT/Bridge Card? See a full list of what you can and cannot buy with your EBT/Bridge Card at the web site below: www.fns.usda.gov/snap/eligible-food-items Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer (P-EBT) The Pandemic EBT Program (P-EBT) provides supplemental food benefits for families whose children qualify for free or reduced-price school meals. Families with children ages 5-18 who are enrolled in the Michigan Department of Education program that provides free and reduced-price school meals to students are eligible for this benefit. The program paid $193.80 per eligible student per month for the months of March and April and will pay another $182.40 per student to cover May and June. Applying for Free and Reduced-Price School Meal Benefits Many school districts are continuing to accept applications for Free and Reduced-Price School Meal benefits until June and provide a printable application online. If you apply soon and your benefit eligibility status changes to free or reduced, you will be eligible for Pandemic EBT Benefits. Contact your school district for more information or to apply. PHONE 248.928.0111 • TOLL FREE 866.282.3119 • FAX 248.928.0122 5505 Corporate Drive . Suite 300 . Troy . MI 48098 • communityhousingnetwork.org Community Housing Network, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) organization. Donations are tax deductible as allowable by law. Food for Children and Teens Oakland, Macomb, and Wayne Counties Unanticipated School Closure Summer Food Service Program. The Michigan Department of Education is providing meals for children during the coronavirus- related school closures under this program. Free meals are now available at certain locations for pick-up, which allows people to maintain social distancing in order to limit the spread of the coronavirus. Eligibility Requirements: All children 18 and younger are eligible for free meals, plus students with disabilities who are 18-26 years old and have an active Individual Education Program (IEP). How to Access: Look up food service program sites online. Click on an icon on the interactive map to see the distribution site’s address and times and dates of service. Program End Date: The free meals will be available for the duration of closures of the scheduled K-12 school year. More Information: Contact the Michigan Department of Education at 517-241- 5374 or [email protected]. The YMCA is offering grab-and-go breakfasts and lunches for pick-up on Fridays to youth up to age 18 and young adults with special needs up to age 26 at all 17 sites in the tri-county area to ensure families will have food for their children for the weekend. Children do not have to be present. They are going on the honor system when they tell them they have a child, 18 years or younger, that they will be taking the meals to. They can serve breakfast and lunch at the same time. Parents/Children can take up to 4 days’ worth of meals. Meals can be served directly from the delivery truck, so families do not need to enter the YMCA. Please check their site daily for updates. ymcadetroit.org/ymca-providing-free-grab-and-go-meals-for-children-youth-up-to-age-18-and-young-adults- with-special-needs-up-to-age-26/ In addition, their Peaches & Greens location in Detroit will be open 5 days each week Monday through Friday. All meals will be available at their partner sites two days each week: Mondays and Fridays or Tuesdays and Fridays. Community Housing Network, Inc. Page 2 of 29 Updated 5/4/2020 5:03 PM Food for Children and Teens.docx Food for Children and Teens Oakland County The Arts and Technology Academy of Pontiac distributes breakfast and lunch meals to children in need; children do not have to be enrolled at ATAP. ATAP is anticipating on delivering 7 meals, one day a week, directly to your home (or a remote location). If you are interested in this service, please complete an online form by clicking here. For more information, call 248-452-9309. www.facebook.com/atap.pontiac/ ➥ 888 Enterprise Dr, Pontiac | map Avondale School District is providing to-go breakfasts and lunches via drive- thru/pick-up service on Tuesdays and Fridays 9:00-11:00AM and 12:00-1:00PM for children ages 18 and younger (and persons with special needs up to age 26). Children do not have to be enrolled in Avondale School District to receive meals. Children do not need to be present. Visit web site for updates. www.avondale.k12.mi.us • Avondale High School, 2800 Waukegan St, Auburn Hills, MI 48326 | map (in the bus loop) • Avondale Meadows, 1435 W Auburn Rd, Rochester Hills, MI 48309 | map (in the bus loop, west side of building) Berkley School District is providing breakfast and lunch meals on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 11:00AM-1:00PM and 4:00-6:00PM* to any child in the community, no questions asked. (11AM-1PM pick-up is available at both locations; *4-6PM pick-up is only available at Anderson Middle School.) On Mondays and Wednesdays, families will pick up two days’ worth of meals; on Fridays, families will pick up three days’ worth of meals. Both meals will be available during both time slots; there is no need to come twice. Families will take both meals per child at the same time. Meals will be distributed in a grab-and-go style pick up. If you need additional assistance for food for your family, we encourage you to reach out to Gleaners Food Bank, Forgotten Harvest, Yad Ezra and Lighthouse Food Pantry. www.berkleyschools.org/about/covid-19/ • Norup International School, 14450 Manhattan St, Oak Park, MI 48237 | map (at the multi-purpose room doors) (11AM-1PM pick-up time only) • Anderson Middle School, 3205 Catalpa Dr, Berkley, MI 48072 | map (back parking lot door, behind the building) (11AM-1PM and 4-6PM pick-up times) Page 3 of 29 Community Housing Network, Inc. Food for Children and Teens.docx Updated 5/4/2020 5:03 PM Food for Children and Teens Birmingham Public Schools are providing both breakfast and lunches to take home on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays for families with children ages 18 and younger and students from the BPS Annex site up to age 26. Each child will get multiple days of meals. Children do not need to be enrolled in Birmingham Public Schools to receive meals; all children welcome. Children do not need to be present. Any questions please call Pattie Guck, Director of Dining, at 248-228- 7172. www.birmingham.k12.mi.us/Page/10801 www.facebook.com/BirminghamPublicSchools Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 10:00AM-12:00PM (Drive-Thru Pick-Up Style) • Groves High School, 20500 W 13 Mile Rd, Beverly Hills, MI 48025 | map Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays 10:00-11:00AM (School Bus Pick-Up Style) • Derby Middle School, 1300 Derby Rd, Birmingham, MI 48009 | map (parking lot) • Huntley Square Apartments, 31065 Huntley Square, Beverly Hills, MI 48025 | map (bus stop) • West Maple Elementary School, 6275 Inkster Rd, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48301 | map Birmingham YMCA is providing breakfasts and lunches for pick-up for children 18 years or younger and young adults with special needs up to age 26. Can pick up 4 days’ worth of meals at one time. Visit web site for current pick-up dates and times, or to see other pick-up locations. ymcadetroit.org/ymca-providing-free-grab-and-go-meals-for-children-youth-up-to-age-18-and-young-adults- with-special-needs-up-to-age-26/ ➥ E Lincoln St, Birmingham, MI 48009 | map Bloomfield Hills Schools are providing grab-and-go meals on Wednesdays and Fridays from 10:00AM-12:00PM for children 18 and under (and adults under 26 with disabilities) during the national emergency. A family does not need to participate with the free or reduced meal program to receive meals at this time. Adults may collect food for children without children present. Children do NOT have to be enrolled in Bloomfield Hills Schools and we encourage all community families to take advantage of this program. If you have questions, text them to 248-230-2879 or email [email protected]. Visit web site for updates. www.bloomfield.org www.bloomfield.org/departments/lunch • Bloomfield Hills High School 4200 Andover Rd, Bloomfield Township, MI 48302 | map (main entrance) Community Housing Network, Inc.
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