Craven County Food Resources

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During this time, some people may need to utilize different food resources that they have never used before. Below is a list of food resources in Craven County and online resources!

If there are any other resources that can be listed on this webpage, please email Stephanie Stevenson at Stephanie_Stevenson@ncsu.edu

Children Services:

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  • Families who need help finding meals for their children ages 18 and younger can text FOODNC to 877-877 to locate nearby free meal sites. The texting service is also available in Spanish by texting COMIDA to 877-877.
  • Parents needing diapers for their children visit NC Diaper Bank.
  • Child Care for Essential Personnel.

Delivery Services:

  • Corona Community is coming together to meet food needs as quickly as
    possible. While there are no partners aligned in our area yet, they are asking for people to put in requests while they continue to seek partners in our area.

Food Resources:

  • Craven County Schools is offering Free Meals on Big School Wheels. They will be delivering food at designated stops throughout Craven County for children. This is open to all children 18 yrs and younger. Please see their website for delivery schedule and updates: Craven k12 or follow them on Facebook.
  • Salvation Army: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 10-11:45 a.m. @ 1402 Rhem Ave New Bern, NC. Will need ID and a bag for food.
  • Craven County Senior Services: Home Delivered Meals Program and Congregate Nutrition Program are still operational for people 60 years and older. Call 252-638-1790. No walk-ins.
  • Boys and Girls Club (Havelock and New Bern): Providing “Grab & Go” meals for children 18 and younger.

Government Services:

  • Craven County Department of Social Services – (252)-636-4900. See the following for details: Food Nutrition Services Food Stamps
  • Craven County WIC Office – (252) 636-4920. WIC remains open to serve eligible family members. There have been some modifications in how services are provided in response to COVID-19. If you or a family member are currently certified to receive WIC food benefits the benefits will be added to your eWIC account on your family issue date without any further action. This will limit personal interactions at the local WIC clinic. If you need breastfeeding support, any food package change, or need to update certification please follow the instructions from your local WIC agency. Keep your current eWIC
    card. Your current eWIC card will be used for future months WIC food benefits. If you have questions, call Craven County WIC Office for specific guidance on how services are being provided. New applicants may self-refer by using the online referral form to initiate the certification process.

Online Resources:

If you are not in need of food resources, think about donating to one!