How Pilot Programs Help a Community Respond to Food Insecurity
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In this episode of Between Peaks, we sit down with Quinn Currado, Hosted by Nancy Dadalt and Jodi Gammad Music by Arn Smit, local Banff artist Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/artist/15KX2mP4zlvtDxSQ62IZbV Instagram: @arnsmit Bandcamp: https://offleashlocals.bandcamp.com Produced and edited by Calder Penny of Far Side Filmshttps://farsidefilms.ca/our-story/ Executive Director: Courtney Babott https://banffcanmorefoundation.org/
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In this episode of Between Peaks, we sit down with Quinn Currado, Program Manager at The Homelessness Society of the Bow Valley, to explore the realities of food and basic needs insecurity in the Bow Valley. Quinn shares what food insecurity looks like locally, the pressures facing individuals and families, and how pilot programs can help communities respond with agility and care. We discuss the Community Food Cupboard initiative, why low-barrier access matters, and how dignity, collaboration, and responsiveness shape effective support systems.
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