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Nutrition Hubs Building healthy, hunger free schools in King County, Washingtonians report was prepared by Rachel Bronson, an Emerson Hunger Fellow at United Way of King County, in Seattle, Washington

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What is nutrition hubs?

Nutrition hubs are centers or facilities that provide resources and information on nutrition and healthy eating habits.

Who is required to file nutrition hubs?

Nutrition hubs are typically filed by organizations or agencies that promote nutrition education or provide nutrition services.

How to fill out nutrition hubs?

Nutrition hubs can be filled out online or through paper forms, depending on the requirements of the organization requesting the information.

What is the purpose of nutrition hubs?

The purpose of nutrition hubs is to gather data on nutrition programs, services, and initiatives to track progress and make informed decisions.

What information must be reported on nutrition hubs?

Information such as the types of programs offered, number of participants, outcomes, and any partnerships related to nutrition must be reported on nutrition hubs.