Community Servings, a nonprofit provider of medically tailored meals and nutrition services and a leader in “food is medicine” research, advocacy, and policy, today announced an expansion of its Food & Health Policy Program resulting from a grant from Alletess Medical Laboratory.
The Rockland-based company recently contributed $75,000 in funding that has supported staff positions dedicated to policy work, coaching and technical assistance as part of the Food is Medicine Coalition’s Accelerator, and the advancement of research and policy initiatives at the state and federal levels.
Read MoreCommunity Servings in Boston, which makes and delivers medically tailored meals statewide, hosted a group of nonprofits from other U.S. cities training through the Food is Medicine Accelerator project so that they can launch their own meal programs.
Read MoreThe Massachusetts Food is Medicine Service Inventory website has been launched to connect individuals, healthcare providers, and community-based organizations to Food is Medicine services in their communities.
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