Question

mrs farrar is an older woman with a limited income. which programs and services may assist her with obtaining healthy meals and becoming more physically active? check all that apply. food stamps or snap food banks wic nslp community parks community gardens

Explanation:

1. food stamps or SNAP: SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) provides financial assistance for purchasing food, helping low - income individuals like Mrs. Ferrar get healthy meals.
2. food banks: Food banks offer free or low - cost food to those in need, so they can assist Mrs. Ferrar in obtaining healthy meals.
3. community parks: Community parks provide spaces for physical activities such as walking, jogging, or doing light exercises, which can help Mrs. Ferrar become more physically active.
4. community gardens: Community gardens allow people to grow their own healthy food, and also provide a space for physical activity like gardening, so they can assist with both healthy meals and physical activity.

WIC (Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children) is mainly for pregnant or postpartum women and children under 5, so it is not suitable for an older woman. NSLP (National School Lunch Program) is for school - aged children, so it does not apply to Mrs. Ferrar.

Answer:

• food stamps or SNAP
• food banks
• community parks
• community gardens