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              Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program

                                                                                         

  johnnie hooksJohnnie Hooks, Agent Assistant

                                        Cent$ible Nutrition & Kids in the Kitchen

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Queen Harris, Agent Assistant

Have a Healthy Baby & Kids in the Kitchen  

  SNIPE-HUNTER

Elizabeth Snipe-Hunte, Agent Assistant

                                                    Have a Healthy Baby & Kids in the Kitchen

Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program

(EFNEP) which is an integral part of the Alabama Cooperative Extension System’s Family and Consumer Science and 4-H Youth Programs.  EFNEP teaches limited-resource audiences - adults and youth - how to improve their dietary practices and become more effective managers of available resources.  Client learning, skill development, and behavior change is evaluated twice as they progress through EFNEP classes.

 

Three phases of EFNEP are offered in Montgomery County.  These phases are Have a Healthy Baby, Cent$ible Nutrition and Kids in the Kitchen.

 

  • Have a Healthy Baby is a nutrition education program designed specifically for pregnant women and new mothers.  Lesson topics include special nutrients during pregnancy and for the baby, food safety, food selection and food buying, immunizations, and car seat safety.

                 

  • Cent$ible Nutrition reaches families with young children and assists them in acquiring knowledge, skills, and behavior changes for healthy diets.  Lesson topics include MyPyramid, understanding food labels, food safety, food selection, food buying and menu planning.

 

  • Kids in the Kitchen improve the nutritional status of limited-resource youth and youth-at-risk by providing information and education about nutrition, food safety and the relationship to health.  Lesson topics include MyPyramid, nutritious snacks, physical activity, food safety, food selection and food buying, and nutrient functions.

 

Offered throughout Montgomery County, EFNEP class sites include: Montgomery County Health Department, Montgomery Housing Authority, Houston Hill Community Center, Floyd Community Center, New Macedonia Community Center, Harrison Elementary School, Carver Community Center, and Nellie Burgess Community Center, Goode St. Community Center, Boys & Girls Club.

 

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Agent Assistant Snipe-Hunter teaching  Kids In The Kitchen

 

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Agent Assistant  Hooks & Harris teaching teaching Kids In The Kitchen at Houston Hillll Community Center

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Agent Assistant  Hooks & Harris teaching teaching Kids In The Kitchen at the "Boys & Girls Club"

 

4-H DOT (Diet's Our Thing)

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4-H DOT (Diet's Our Thing)-Lesson IV "Play It Safe."
 
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4-H DOT/Agent Assistant Hooks assist participants in preparing Grilled Cheese Sandwich.
 
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4-H DOT/Agent Assistant Snipe-Hunter starts classes at McKee Community Center. Snipe-Hunter first order of business is the Pre-Test.
 
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4-H DOT/Agent Assistant Hooks teaching Lesson I-Variety Counts at McKee Community Center.
 
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4-H DOT/Agent Assistant Harris teaching Lesson I-Variety Counts at McKee Community Center.
 

 

                   Have a Healthy Baby

Today's  Mom

All Classes are taught at the:

Montgomery County Health Department

 

Agent Assistant Harris teaching a Today's Mom Class

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Queen Harris, Today's Mom Agent Assistant teaching class participants the correct way to fill out Today's Mom Forms.
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Elizabeth Snipe-Hunter, Agent Assistant--Introduction to Today's Mom Program.
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Queen Harris, Agent Assistant--Introduction to Today's Mom Program.
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Today's Mom Agent Assistant, Elizabeth Snipe-Hunter teaching Today's Mom participants at the Montgomery County Health Department.
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Today's Mom participants receiving their certificates of completion at the Montgomery County Health Department.
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Agent Assistant Harris is teaching participants to complete food recalls and checklist survey forms.
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Today's Mom Class -  Montgomery County Health Department.

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