Arizona Summer
Food Service Program
Free Summer Meals for Arizona Kids & Teens
All Arizona kids and teens (ages 18 and under) are eligible for free meals through the Summer Food Service Program at participating schools and community sites across Arizona during the summer break. Meals include breakfast, lunch, dinner or snack and vary with each location.
No applications or paperwork are needed. Children simply need to be present to receive their free, healthy meal.
For food assistance now, please contact the AZ Hunger Hotline at 602-528-3434 or 1-800-445-1914.
Getting free summer meals for kids and teens is easy! Simply find a participating summer food service site near you using the map below, and visit the site during the meal service time. There are no applications or paperwork needed.
The Summer Food Service Program runs every year during summer break. If you or your family need immediate assistance, call the Arizona Hunger Hotline at 602-528-3434 or 1-800-445-1914.
Summer Food Service Programs Locations Map
The Summer Food Service Program will begin in May 2024
Parent Ambassadors
The SFSP Ambassador program gives families a voice in how the programs are promoted in communities, through promotion events and community communication. Applications for this season are closed, but please check back in early 2025 for your opportunity to participate and become a Parent Ambassador.
Additional Resources for Arizonans
Learn more about additional resources and programs for Arizonans who don’t have enough food. Help is available year-round for Arizona residents facing hunger at any time.
Emergency Food
Many Arizona households struggle with food insecurity. If you aren’t sure where your next meal is coming from, Arizona Food Bank Network can help you today.
Nutrition Assistance
Nutrition Assistance helps individuals and families in Arizona by providing monthly benefits they can use to purchase nutritious food.
WIC
Nutrition education, breastfeeding support services, supplemental nutritious foods, and referrals to health and social services are available through the Arizona WIC program.
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