Spring resource guide- covid edition
Spring2020_WeavingAbundance_Resource Guide.docxWeaving Abundance on the Palouse is about connecting those in need with existing resources. This project improves and enhances these resources to reduce food insecurity in our area.
The Weaving Abundance on the Palouse Resource Guide contains the following sections:
• Food Banks, Food Pantries, Food Programs and Distributions, Free Meals, Food Discounts and Incentives
• Bill Assistance and Discount Programs, Medical Care and Assistance Programs, Student Loan Assistance Programs and Transportation
• Holiday Programs
• Clothing
• Miscellaneous Services
• Facebook Groups
• Emergency Service Numbers
These services and assistance programs span the entirety of Latah and Whitman counties, accounting for all 26 communities in both areas.
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The Palouse region of the Pacific Northwest is one of the most abundant areas in our nation.
We also have a food insecurity rate of one in six people, which is higher than the national average.
Poverty on the Palouse is a citizen volunteer group based in Moscow, Idaho, formed to address this high rate of food insecurity. We have been working since 2018 to improve the food security of our area, to come together to help feed our neighbors.
Next Public meeting: Currently public meetings and Steering committee meetings are cancelled, due to Idaho shut down. We will update as soon as this changes.