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WCF Addresses Food Insecurity

This series on food insecurity in Watertown, co-produced by Watertown News and Watertown Cable Access Television, investigates how hunger is rooted in Watertown. It spotlights the need and use for our local and state food insecurity programs, the people helping on the front lines, and seeks to find out what else can be done. Watertown Cable will be producing a series of programs looking at the issue airing at a later date. The series is made possible, in part, by a grant provided by the Watertown Community Foundation. Watch the Roundtable Broadcast here.

Hear How Watertown is Tackling the Growing Problem of Hunger at a Live Roundtable Discussion

Watertown’s Hidden Problem: Food Insecurity Among Us (First Part of a Series)

Through Pandemics & Collapsed Ceilings, the Watertown Food Pantry Stays Open

Hunger Hits Home:
A Watertown Teenager’s Struggle to Feed Herself

Filling the Watertown Free Fridge is a Community Effort

Hunger in Watertown: Task Force Tackles Social Needs, Tries to Fills Gaps Left by State, Local Programs

Hunger is a Multi-Faceted Problem — It Won’t Magically Go Away

 

In this WCA-TV “Inside Watertown” clip, co-hosts interview Tia Tilson, WCF Executive Director and Stephanie Venizelos, Community Wellness Program Manager, City of Watertown about food insecurity.

 

Little Local Conversations Podcast Interviews WCF Executive Director Tia Tilson

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 COMMUNITY MATTERS: HOUSING

A WCF interview with Jennifer Van Campen, Executive Director, Metro West Collaborative Development, about the involvement of the Watertown Community Foundation to support those experiencing housing crises in Watertown MA.

A Watertown Community Foundation interview with Steve Magoon (Director, Community Development and Planning; and Assistant Town Manager, Watertown, MA) about the impact of the Community Resilience Fund on housing in Watertown MA.

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