Answer:
Fresh fruit and vegetable program
Food distribution program on Indian reservations
summer food service program
Home delivered meals
congregate meals for the elderly
Child and adult care food program
School breakfast program
National school lunch program
Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC)
Commodity Supplemental Food Program
TEFAP
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (formerly Stamp)
Explanation:
Fresh fruit and vegetable program: Low income elementary schools.
Food distribution program on Indian reservations: Low-income American Indian and non-Indian households on reservations; members of federally recognized tribes.
Summer food service program: Residence in a low income neighborhood or participation in a program
Home delivered meals (meals on wheels): Age 60 or over homebound.
Congregate meals for the elderly: Age 60 or over
Child and adult care food program: Child enrolled in organized child-care program and seniors in adult-care programs; income guidelines are the same as those for the School Lunch
School breakfast program: Low income children of school age.
National school lunch program: Low income children of school age
Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC): Low-income pregnant/lactating women, infants, and children less than 5 years old at nutritional risk.
Commodity Supplemental Food Program: Certain low-income populations such as pregnant women, children until the age of 6 years, and seniors.
TEFAP: Low-income families
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program: Low-income families
