Childhood Hunger in Vermont
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A 1-hour accredited tutorial for health care professionals, providing information and tools for screening and intervention
One in five children in Vermont lives in food insecure households. Research shows children living in food insecure households are in poorer health and hospitalized more frequently, have more developmental delays and significant behavior problems, and often do not reach their academic potential. Health professionals have a unique opportunity to intervene and help ensure access to adequate nutrition for Vermont's children, if they have the right tools.
Hunger Free Vermont is pleased to offer Childhood Hunger in Vermont: The Hidden Impacts on Health, Development and Wellbeing. This course focuses on the impacts of childhood hunger and provides health care professionals with the information and tools for screening and intervention to ensure that all Vermonters have access to enough nutritious food to thrive.
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