University of Wisconsin–Madison

Bringing Healthy Food & Prenatal Services to Families in Champaign, IL

Type Policy Brief or Report
Year 2022
Level City or Town
State(s) Illinois
Policy Areas Children & Families, Food, Health
The high rates of obesity, food insecurity, and childhood poverty in Champaign, IL, have been identified as significant issues. To address this, the city should implement a Mobile Food Market to distribute organic produce, baby food, and other essentials to underserved neighborhoods. This initiative is connected to health services through a partnership with Carle Health to offer medical care and prenatal/postnatal services. Additionally, the plan includes expanding educational opportunities and organizing more community events to further support and benefit these underserved areas, aiming to improve both health and socio-economic outcomes in the community.

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