How one VA dietitian is tackling Veteran food insecurity
A clinical dietitian is working to address food insecurity among Veterans. This issue can have negative effects on overall health. Efforts to provide groceries to those in need have been underway, but delivering them to rural areas has proven time-consuming.
A new approach is being explored, inspired by a visit to a local grocery store. Further details on this initiative are available from the source, including the development of a project to support eligible Veterans experiencing food insecurity.
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