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Food Access and Cost Survey (FACS) Western Australia, 2010Prepared by: Tim Landrigan1 and Dr Christina Pollard2 1 2Australian Bureau of Statistics Department of Health, Western AustraliaDelivering

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1. Start by gathering all the necessary information about the food access and cost you want to fill out.
2. Identify the specific areas or locations where the food access and cost details are needed.
3. Create a comprehensive list of all the different categories or sections to be included in the food access and cost form, such as types of food available, pricing information, availability, and so on.
4. Break down each category or section into specific points or questions that need to be answered for accurate filling out of the form.
5. Begin by filling out the general information section, such as the name of the organization, contact details, and any specific affiliations or partnerships.
6. Move on to the detailed sections, providing information about the different types of food available, prices, and any options for discounts or subsidies.
7. If applicable, include information about the location or accessibility of the food access points, such as addresses, operating hours, and transportation options.
8. Double-check all the information filled out for accuracy and make any necessary revisions or corrections.
9. Once the form is complete, save it in a secure and accessible format, ensuring that it can be easily shared or distributed to those who need access to the food and cost details.

Who needs food access and cost?

1. Individuals or families facing food insecurity who need to find reliable sources of affordable or free food.
2. Organizations or agencies working in the field of food assistance or community services, who need to gather data and information about food access and cost.
3. Researchers or policymakers studying issues related to food affordability, availability, and accessibility.
4. Non-profit organizations or charitable groups looking to provide support or resources to individuals or communities in need of food access and cost information.
5. Government agencies or departments responsible for implementing or monitoring food security programs, who need to assess the current status of food access and cost.

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What is food access and cost?

Food access and cost refers to the availability and affordability of food options for individuals or communities.

Who is required to file food access and cost?

Food access and cost reports may need to be filed by government agencies, food retailers, or organizations involved in food distribution.

How to fill out food access and cost?

To fill out a food access and cost report, relevant data on food availability, pricing, and accessibility needs to be collected and documented.

What is the purpose of food access and cost?

The purpose of food access and cost reports is to assess the current state of food access in a particular area and identify potential food deserts or areas of high food insecurity.

What information must be reported on food access and cost?

Information such as the number of grocery stores, food deserts, average food prices, and transportation options to access food may need to be included in a food access and cost report.