SURVIVORS CAN EAT BREAKFAST AND LUNCH AT 18 FIXED FEEDING SITES IN
PUERTO RICO
[https://www.fema.gov/press-release/20230425/survivors-can-eat-breakfast-and-lunch-18-fixed-feeding-sites-puerto-rico]


Release Date: 
十月 7, 2017 

SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – Survivors of Hurricane Maria can find free
breakfast and lunch at 18 school locations.

The Puerto Rico Department of Education (PRDE) is managing the fixed
feeding sites which provide breakfast starting at 8 a.m. for students
and survivors. Lunch will be served at noon. Meals will be served
seven days a week until further notice at the following municipalities
and schools:

		MUNICIPALITIES
		LOCATION

		AGUAS BUENAS:
		Escuela - Superior Urbana; Carretera 156, Km 52.5, Bo Caguitas

		CABO ROJO: 
		Escuela - Sebastian Pabon Alves; Carretera 301, Km 7, Hm 4, Sector
Corozo

		LAJAS: 
		Escuela - Ramon Olivares; Carretera 303, Calle Amapola, Bo. Olivares

		SABANA GRANDE:
		Escuela - Jose A. Castillo; 1 Calle Felix, Tio
Escuela - Juan Vega; Carretera 368, Km 2, Hm 2, Bo Machuchal
Escuela - Blanca Malaret; Calle Pedro Rodriguez Acosta 1

		SAN GERMAN:
		Escuela - Mariano Abril; Carretera 361, Hoconuco Alto
Escuela - Herminia Ramirez; Carretera 347, Km 4, Hm 3, La Haciendita

		MAYAGUEZ:
		Escuela - Mariano Riera Palmer; Calle Mendez Vigo 297
Escuela - Dr. Pedro Perea Fajardo; Avenida Luis Llorens, Torres

		ISABELA:
		Escuela - Dr. Heriberto Domenech; Carretera 2, Km 112, Bo Mora
Escuela - Jose Julian Acosta; 199 Avenida Estacion, Sector Los
Melendez.
Escuela - Mateo Hernandez; Carretera 113, Km 3, Hm 2, Avenida Noel
Estrada, Bo Guayabos

		CAROLINA:
		Escuela - Dr. Jose M. Lazaro; Avenida El Comandante, Urb Country
Club
Escuela - Luz America Calderon; Avenida Central Boulevar. 18 VC
Escuela - Jose Severo Quinones; Urb Jose S. Quinones, Calle Ulises
Ortiz

		GUAYNABO:
		Escuela - Josefina Barceló; Carretera 177, Km 5, Avenida. Lomas
Verdes, Los Frailles Llanos

		SAN JUAN:
		Escuela Federico Asenjo Pre-Technical Avenida Boriquen, 32015 Bo
Obrero

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