For many Central Texas families, the end of the school year means losing access to daily breakfasts and lunches. This can be a challenging time, particularly when it comes to feeding children. A Waco mom, Amalia Molina, faces this issue, finding it stressful and expensive to provide extra meals during summer break.

Molina's grocery spending increases significantly during this time, rising from around $200 to $300. Her family relies on community resources to help manage the added expense. Further details on this issue and the resources available to families in need can be found through a full story on the topic.