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The Station Learning Farm 

The Station Learning Farm in a nonprofit that is located at the Food Hub. It serves as a hub for education, community building, and action towards creating a more just and sustainable food system for all. Through various initiatives and partnerships, the Learning Farm seeks to empower individuals and communities to make informed choices that benefit both people and the planet. 

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We will offer a variety of community programs aimed at addressing food insecurity among vulnerable populations from school students to seniors, and others who struggle to access nutritious food.  These programs will provide free or low-cost meals made from locally sourced ingredients, promoting both food security and the consumption of healthy, sustainable food.

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Our Strategies: 

Partnerships: Collaborate with local schools, universities, and community organizations to expand our reach and resources. Partnering with educational institutions provide opportunities for curriculum integration and student involvement.

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Workshops and Events: Organize workshops, and events to educate community members about topics such as gardening, composting, and sustainable cooking. Hands-on experiences can empower individuals to make positive changes in their own lives and communities.

 

Volunteer Programs: Offer volunteer opportunities for community members to get involved, such as planting, harvesting, participating in our food security program and emergency food distribution. Volunteering fosters a sense of ownership and connection.​

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Community Engagement: We engage with the local community through events, volunteer opportunities, and partnerships with other organizations. By fostering a sense of community ownership and involvement, we create a supportive network of individuals and groups working together towards shared goals of food security and sustainability.

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Advocacy and Policy: Engage with policymakers, participate in advocacy campaigns, and support initiatives that promote food security and sustainability. Examples include a Universal School Food Program for all students. 

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Evaluation and Impact Assessment: Regularly evaluate the impact of our programs and initiatives to assess effectiveness and identify areas for improvement. Collect feedback from participants, track outcomes such as increased food access or improved dietary habits, and adjust strategies accordingly.

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By implementing these strategies and continuing to engage with our community, the Station Learning Farm can make significant strides towards achieving its vision of a region where local, healthy, sustainable food is available to everyone.

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