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Consultation has concluded
Please visitwww.hungerfreegolden.org for more current information on solving the problem of hunger in our community.
Hunger Free Golden is a community collaborative with a common focus of identifying and addressing the challenges many members of our community face in providing for their food needs. Participating organizations include the following with open doors to any other community stakeholders or residents interested in contributing to food security in Golden:
Please visitwww.hungerfreegolden.org for more current information on solving the problem of hunger in our community.
Hunger Free Golden is a community collaborative with a common focus of identifying and addressing the challenges many members of our community face in providing for their food needs. Participating organizations include the following with open doors to any other community stakeholders or residents interested in contributing to food security in Golden:
Golden Backpack Program
GoFarm – Golden Farming Cooperative
City of Golden
Golden area schools
Together Church of Golden
Jeffco Public Health - Food Policy Council
Hunger Free Colorado
Centura Health
Christian Action Guild
CSM - Fighting Hunger at Mines
Food Bank of the Rockies
Rotary Club
Hunger Free Golden meets the second Monday of each month at 10am at the Public Works and Planning Offices, 1445 10th Street, Golden, CO. If you are interested in attending a meeting or getting on the agenda, please contact the Planning Department at planning@cityofgolden.net
Jefferson County Public Health and
Five Points Geoplanning provided GIS and mapping support for the Golden Community
Food Assessment, working with Sophie Oppenheimer, the City of Golden, and
Hunger Free Golden.
Demographic and location data was collected and mapped to
visualize the following in and around Golden: at-risk (high-needs) areas,
concentrations of SNAP (also known as food stamps) recipients, poverty, median
household income, unemployment, local free/reduced price food options,
conventional food retailers, public transportation routes, survey locations,
and respondent home areas.
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On February 20, 2018, the Hunger Free Golden Community Collaborative hosted a community conversation to encourage engaged community members to work together and come up with ideas and potential solutions to reduce barriers to food which would ultimately influence future priorities of the Hunger Free Golden Community Collaborative.
Along with sharing experiences around access to healthy food, an important question was asked of event participants:
"How can we increase
access to a sufficient amount of healthy and fresh food for all members of our community?"
Please take a moment to answer this question below and help us keep this conversation going!
Learn more about efforts in Golden to increase healthy food access