A light blue background with the text "Food and Meal Support" highlighted in bold letters in the center. On the sides are icons of a plate with a fork and knife, and a tray with simple food items. In the bottom right corner sits the Middletown Public Schools logo.

With pauses to SNAP payments, we understand that many families may be feeling uncertain about how to access healthy food. Food security is a vital part of student success, and Middletown Public Schools is here to help ensure that every child and family has the support they need.

Below are several no-cost food resources available to families across Middletown:

🏫 1. Free School Meals for All Students

Every student enrolled in grades KPA–12, as well as all-day preschool programs (in MPS), is eligible for ONE free breakfast and ONE free lunch each school day.
Taking part in our school meal program helps ensure students are nourished and ready to learn — and it supports our school community, too!

🥫 2. Weekend Meal Programs & In-School Pantries

All MPS schools offer weekend meal support and in-school food pantries.
To learn more or to sign up, please contact your school secretary or cafeteria team.

🏠 3. Community Food Resources

If your family needs additional support, please explore these local options:

Amazing Grace Free Community Food Market
🕒 Open Monday, Wednesday & Friday | 10 AM – 4 PM
📍 16 Stack Street, Middletown, CT
🔗 svdmiddletown.org/food-pantry

Mobile Food Pantries (CT Foodshare)
🛻 Free groceries at locations across Connecticut
🔗 ctfoodshare.org/mobile-food-pantry

End Hunger CT!
🌐 Find food resources and SNAP support
🔗 endhungerct.org | SNAP Services

If you have any questions or need help connecting with a resource, please reach out to:
📧 Randall Mel, Director of Food, Nutrition & Wellness Services
📍 Middletown Public Schools | 372 Hunting Hill Avenue
✉️ food-nutrition@mpsct.org

We are here to support you and your family as we navigate these uncertain times together.