JAMESTOWN, N.D. (NewsDakota.com) – Children 18 years and younger will have the option to get free meals again all summer in Jamestown.

The Summer Food Service Program, also called the Summer Meals Program, provides free meals to area kids and teens. One of the sites holding the program is the NDSU Extension Service in Stutsman County.

NDSU Extension Agent Christina Rittenbach says the program provides food to children during summer, when childhood hunger is critical and they no longer have access to the school lunch program.

Rittenbach says the program will run every day from 11:30 AM to 12:30 PM through their offices.

The program is for kids 18 years and younger. Parents can also stop by to pickup meals for their kids.

If you have questions, you can contact NDSU Extension – Stutsman County at 701-252-9030.

Rittenbach says they also have some summer programming coming soon including multifunctional cooker courses and babysitter training.

Listen to a full Let’s Talk with Christina Rittenbach below: