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The Power of Shared Meals: Building Connection and Stability

Parents, Children, Relatives and Friends Having an Open Air Vegetarian Dinner in Their Backyard. Old and Young People Talk, Chat, Have Fun, Eat and Drink. Garden Party Celebration in a Backyard.

Shared meals create predictable routines, encourage meaningful conversations and strengthen relationships between caregivers and youth. While nutrition is an important part of the equation, the emotional benefits of eating together can be just as powerful. Whether you’re a foster parent, kinship caregiver or shared living provider, making time for regular family meals is one meaningful way to help children and teens feel safe, supported and at home.

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