School Lunch - How Other Countries Feed Their Children

School food protects our most vulnerable children against hunger
Because low-income children rely on school meals for more than half of their daily nutrients and calories, these meals need to be of highest nutritional quality—and we believe that’s what our kids deserve.“Healthy school food is one important way to mitigate the bad outcomes associated with child poverty,” says Ellen Parker, executive director of Project Bread. “It’s a chance to stack the odds in favor of the children.”