Food $ense Nutrition Education
Nutrition education in Spokane County happens through two programs under Food $ense: Extension Food and Nutrition Education (EFNEP) and Food Stamp Nutrition Education. The primary goal of both programs is to provide education that motivates low-income households and those eligible for food stamps to make healthy food choices and choose active lifestyles.
Food $ense is tailored
to:
· Assist low-income families to adopt healthy eating habits and active
lifestyles. (Dietary Quality)
· Ensure that households have enough to eat. (Food Security)
· Improve households’ safe handling, preparation and storage of
food. (Food Safety)
Food $ense Educators work with numerous local agencies including: Women’s Drop In Center, Salvation Army, St. Margaret’s, Martin Luther King Center, Transitional Living, New Horizons, Community Justice Center, Advocates of the Court, Community Colleges of Spokane Women’s Programs, Food Banks, District 81 Schools, East Valley and Central Valley Schools, Keystone and Barker Education Centers and ECEAP/Headstart Programs.
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