TACKLING FOOD INSECURITY –Sami Shaban, head of the Food Insecurity and Safety Coalition, speaks at the January 29 meeting in the Community/Senior Center.
Work by the Franklin Township Food Insecurity and Safety Coalition begun in 2024 resumed on January 29, with representatives from various walks of township life meeting at the Community/Senior center to lay out strategies to end food insecurity in the Eight Villages.
The group met several times in 2024 and developed a list of the main problems in Franklin contributing to food insecurity. The January 29 meeting was meant to coalesce the work done last year into five top solutions to those problems, said the group’s organizer, Sami Shaban.
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