Food Access in Gillespie County: Community Insights & Opportunities

Over the past year, community partners have worked together to better understand the factors that shape food access in Gillespie County—from local resources and policies to economic and community conditions.

This event will share key findings from the Gillespie County Food Access Community Needs Assessment and create space for community members across sectors to reflect on what these insights mean for the future of our county.

In this event, participants will:

• Explore data and insights about food access in Gillespie County
• Hear perspectives and experiences shared by community members
• Connect with others working to strengthen our local food system
• Discuss opportunities for collaboration across sectors

Together, we will reflect on what we have learned and explore how our community can work together to ensure all neighbors in Gillespie County have reliable access to the food they need to thrive.

Who should attent?

We encourage participation from local government, agriculture, education, economic development, healthcare, transportation, housing, and community organizations, as well as anyone interested in the well-being of Gillespie County.

This event is hosted by the Central Texas Food Bank, The Good Samaritan Center, Hill Country Community Needs Council, Society of St. Vincent de Paul, St. Barnabas Episcopal Church, and Fredericksburg ISD.

Please RSVP to confirm your attendance.

Info: Generously provided by Hill Country Community Needs Council

Info: It will include an interactive gallery walk featuring community data, a short presentation of key findings, and a facilitated discussion among attendees.

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