A cross-campus study found that 47% of students at four-year institutions experience food insecurity and enrollment projections indicate that this population will continue to grow.
Students cannot be expected to achieve academic success or personal wellness until they meet their basic needs. Supporting food and housing security on campus should be a crucial priority for chief student affairs officers and other senior leaders.
This resource is part of the Address Food and Housing Insecurity on Campus Roadmap. Access the Roadmap for stepwise guidance with additional tools and research.
We identified three specific areas for campuses to address students’ basic needs security:
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