Plain English Breakdown
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Hunger-Free Campus Grant Program
This bill establishes a grant program for Indiana's state colleges and universities to help students who struggle with food insecurity.
What This Bill Does
- Establishes the Hunger-Free Campus Grant Program to provide grants to state educational institutions.
- Requires the Commission for Higher Education to designate campuses as 'hunger-free' based on certain criteria.
- Provides that a grant will be given if at least one campus of an institution is designated as 'hunger-free'.
Who It Names or Affects
- State educational institutions in Indiana.
- Students enrolled in these schools who face food insecurity.
Terms To Know
- Food Insecurity
- When people don't have enough healthy, affordable food to live a normal life.
- Commission for Higher Education
- The group that oversees higher education in Indiana and decides which schools get grants.
Limits and Unknowns
- Does not specify the exact criteria needed for a campus to be designated as 'hunger-free'.
- Does not detail how much money each school will receive from the grant program.