Summer Food Service Program for Children
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Food Service Program for Children
(505) 767-5811
Community Recreation Administrative Office
(505) 767-5800
Summer 2022 Food Service Program
Please note that dates, times, and locations are subject to change. Please check this page regularly for the most up-to-date information.
Dates, Times, and Menus
- Food distribution at local park locations begins on Monday, June 6, 2022.
- Food distribution at CABQ community centers will begin on Monday, June 13, 2022.
- Meals will be served at each site for one hour on a first-come, first-served basis. Please see the PDF listing below for each site's serving time.
- Menu coming soon!
Meal Sites
View a listing of meal sites in the formats below. Data is current as of May 18, 2022. Sites are subject to change.
Rules for Participants
- Must be ages 1–18 to receive a meal
- All meals will be served on a first-come, first-served basis
- Must receive entire meal, including milk
- Meals or individual food items cannot be taken from the sites
- Clean up your area when you are done
- Respect others around you and have FUN!
APS Title I Story Time in the Park
Between June 6 and July 14, 2022, representatives from APS Title I will be distributing book bags at 18 summer meal sites Monday to Thursday.
Story Time in the Park is an APS Title I Family Engagement initiative that provides a book bag of high-quality children’s literature, reading strategies, lesson ideas, and “tip sheets” for families reading at home. Books and reading are key to helping kids continue learning during the summer, and this program was created to get books in the hands of Albuquerque youth. And it's FREE!
Participating meal sites are colored red on the map and are marked with an asterisk in the list below.
Table: 2022 Summer Meal Sites
Data is current as of May 18, 2022. Sites are subject to change.
Site Name |
Location |
---|---|
4-H Park | Indian School & Prospect NW |
60th Street Housing | 100-200 60th Street NW |
Alamosa CC | 6900 Gonzales Road SW |
ABQ Children's Academy | 9924 Menaul Boulevard NE |
Albuquerque Indian Center | 105 Texas SE |
Anderson Heights Park | 10801 Cenote Road SW |
Avalon Park | 90th & Starboard NW |
Aztec Park | Moon & Headingly NE |
Barelas CC | 801 Barelas SW |
Bianchetti Park | Granite & Landman NE |
Burton Park | Carlisle & Kathryn SE |
Cesar Chavez CC | 7505 Kathryn SE |
Chelwood Park | Nakomis & Fruit NE |
Christina Duncan Charter (RGEC) | 1900 Atrisco NW |
City View Park | Copper & Jewel NE |
Conchas Park | Claremont & Parsifal NE |
Coronado Village Mobile Home Park | 8401 Pan American Freeway NE |
Dennis Chavez CC | 715 Kathryn SE |
Desert Springs Park | 7627 Blue Avena Avenue SW |
El Rancho Atrisco Park | Ladera & Los Tretos NW |
Emerson Elementary | 620 Georgia SE |
Family Services Center | 3401 Pan American Freeway NE |
First Fruit Christian Academy | 500 Oliver Drive NW |
Garfield Middle School | 3501 6th Street NW |
General Bradley Housing | 140 General Bradley NE |
Goodrich Park | 200 Delamar Road NW |
Grecian Park | 701 Grecian Avenue NW |
Griegos Elementary | 4040 San Isidro NW |
Grisham Park | Veranda & Hoyle NE |
Hawthorne Elementary (RGEC) | 420 Gen. Somerville NE |
Heights CC | 823 Buena Vista SE |
Herman Sanchez CC | 1830 Williams SE |
Holiday Park CC | 11710 Comanche NE |
Jack and Jill Park | Bell and Arizona SE |
Jack Candelaria CC | 400 San Jose SE |
Jade Park | San Francisco & Ray NE |
Jeanne Bellamah Shelter Center | 11516 Summer NE |
Jimmy Carter Middle School | 8901 Bluewater NW |
Joan Jones CC | 3928 Rincon NW |
La Vida Nueva Apartments | 2323 Kathryn SE |
Lafayette Park | Comanche & Lafayette NE |
Lazy Day Park | 3200 Lazy Day Drive SW |
Legacy Church | 7201 Central NW |
Loma Linda CC | 1700 Yale SE |
Los Duranes CC | 2920 Leopoldo NW |
Luecking South Park | 3901 Lafayette NE |
Lynnewood Park | Nakomis & Los Arboles NE |
Manzano Mesa Youth Program | 501 Elizabeth SE |
Marquez Park (KAFB) | Pennsylvania & Gibson SE |
McKinley CC | 3401 Monroe NE |
Mesa Verde CC | 7900 Marquette NE |
Mesa Verde Park | Marquette & Tennessee NE |
Montgomery Church of Christ | 7201 Montgomery Boulevard NE |
Montgomery Park | San Mateo & Ponderosa NE |
Mountain Mahogany Community School | 5014 4th Street NW |
Public Library: Unser/Central | 8081 Central Avenue NW |
Quigley Park | Claremont Place & San Pedro NE |
Ranchos de Palomas Park | Wyoming & Palomas NE |
Sandia Base Elementary (RGEC) | Building 21000 KAFB SE |
Sandia Vista Park | Chico & Jane NE |
Santa Fe Village Park | Bogart & Montano NW |
Singing Arrow CC | 13200 Wenonah Avenue SE |
Sister Cities Park | McKinney & Harper NE |
Snow Heights Park | Constitution & Bellamah NE |
Snow Park Shelter Center | 9501 Indian School NE |
South Broadway Park | Garfield & John SE |
Sun Plaza Apartments | 4400 Montgomery NE |
Sun Point Park Apartments | 4057 Montgomery NE |
Sunrise Terrace Park | 102nd & Paso Fino |
Susie Rayos Marmon Elementary | 6401 Iliff NW |
Taylor Ranch CC | 4900 Kachina NW |
Thomas Bell CC | 3001 University SE |
Tierra West Mobile Home Park | 224 Atrisco Vista Boulevard SW |
Tiguex Park | 19th Street & Mountain NW |
Tower Park | 86th & Tower SW |
Trumbull Park | Trumbull & Pennsylvania SE |
Valley Garden Park | 4632 Valley Park Road SW |
Van Cleave Place | 9201 Trumbull Avenue SE |
Villa Hermosa Apartments | 2600 Americare Court NW |
Wells Park CC | 500 Rosemont Avenue NW |
West Bluff Park | Ian & Alamogordo NW |
West Mesa CC | 5500 Glenrio NW |
Westgate CC | 10001 De Vargas Road SW |
Westgate Community Park | Cartagena & Valley View SW |
Whittier Shelter Center | 1110 Quincy SE |
WIC: Heights | 8120 La Mirada NE |
WIC: Midtown | 2400 Wellesley NE |
WIC: North Valley | 7704 2nd Street NW |
WIC: Southeast Heights | 7525 Zuni SE |
WIC: Taylor Ranch | 6911 Taylor Ranch Road NW |
Wilson Park | San Pedro & Anderson SE |
Wyoming Terrace Mobile Home Park | 9000 Zuni SE |
YMCA: Horn | 4901 Indian School NE |
YMCA: St. Paul's Church | 9500 Constitution NE |
Map: Free Lunch Locations
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