FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES RESOURCE PROFILE

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FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES RESOURCE PROFILE

RESOURCE NAME: Mission Nutrition

DATE LAST REVISED: 1996

BRIEF DESCRIPTION:

Mission Nutrition is a nutrition education program designed to help women with limited resources and families with young children maximize the resources available to them and improve the quality of their diets. There are six lessons based on the Food Guide Pyramid each emphasizing active participation of the learner. Learners will increase knowledge and skill in: 1) ability to plan nutritionally balanced meals, 2) ability to interpret food labels, select, buy and/or prepare foods to meet nutritional needs 3) ability to handle food safely. Leaders will improve: 1) dietary intake behavior; 2) meal planning, food selection, purchasing and preparation; 3) savings in the food budget; 4) safe food handling.

LONG-TERM INTENDED OUTCOMES:

Enhanced Nutritional Quality of the Food Supply x

Healthy Eating and Physical Activity

Healthy Sustainable Communities Positive Child, Youth, and Family Development

Positive Adult Quality of Life Safe, Secure, High-Quality Food Supply

LEVEL OF OUTCOME EXPECTED:

Short-Term (Knowledge) Medium-Term (Behavior) Long-Term (Impact)

NEXT TIME TRAINING IS AVAILABLE:

AGENT TRAINING LEVEL:

Basic Intermediate Advanced

CONTACT PERSON

(include email address and phone number):

Kathy Walsten walsten@humec.ksu.edu

785-532-1676

AVAILABILITY OF RESOURCE

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