Summer Meal Resources
The Shelby County Schools Child Nutrition Program is participating in the Summer Food Service Program. Meals will be provided to all children (18 years of age and younger) without charge.
Meals will be provided at the sites and times as follows:
Middle and High Schools will provide meals to all children under 18 years of age from 11:30 am-12:00 pm.
Meals may be picked up at elementary/intermediate locations listed below from 10:00 am until 10:30 am. (Please call the local school by 9:30 am if you wish to pick-up a meal).
All schools offering enrichment activities will provide meals to students during the day or before they leave the school campus. (view announcement letter)
If you didn’t receive a P-EBT card and think you’re eligible, DHR says to call 1-800-410-5827 or email PEBT@dhr.alabama.gov.
| June 2 – June 15 |
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| Calera Middle |
| June 2 – June 30 |
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| Calera Elementary |
| Forest Oaks Elementary |
| Helena Intermediate |
| Oak Mountain Elementary |
| June 2 – June 30 |
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| Calera High |
| Chelsea High |
| Helena High |
| Montevallo High |
| Oak Mountain High |
| Shelby County High |
| Vincent High |
| June 7 – June 24 |
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| Calera Intermediate |
| Elvin Hill Elementary |
| Helena Elementary |
| Montevallo Elementary |
| Oak Mountain Intermediate |
| Vincent Elementary |
- If a family has an unmet need for food, they may contact one of the organizations listed below for assistance or the school social worker, Anna Kate Prum (205) 682-7187 or aprum@shelbyed.org)
- Summer Resources
- Vineyard Family Services – stephiegrissom0@gmail.com or 205-317-9897
- Alabama Childhood Food Solutions – www.alabamachildhoodfood.com
- Manna Ministries pphmanna@gmail.com or 205-910-4098
- Shelby Baptist Association 205-669-7858 Grace Klein – https://gracekleincommunity.com
Families may also apply for food benefits at Shelby County DHR.
The contact information for DHR is
- Shelby County DHR
- Phone: (205) 669-3000
- Address: 987 AL-70, Columbiana, AL 35051.
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