PALM BEACH DIETETIC ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL NUTRITION MONTH SCRAPBOOK PRESENTATION
National
Nutrition
Month!!
2012
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1.
March Wellness Tips 2012
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Nutrition presentation at West Palm Beach Center
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Lunch and Learn – Eat Less the up side of downsizing
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Employee lunchroom bulletin board – myplate
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Delray Square Supermarket Tour
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NNM celebration presentation at Delray HDC monthly center staff meeting
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Palm Beach County Weekly Worksite Wellness Tips and Registered Dietitian Day
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National Nutrition Month Bulletin Board, “What is Fiber?” in Delray Annex patient waiting area
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Label Reading- Marilyn Martinez
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Green Market in Delray
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School House Museum in Boynton
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Westgate GreenMarket Express
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Sunday Service bulletins for March
14.
7th Annual Family Health Fair
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Walmart Grocery Tour
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2nd Annual Health Fair Boca Raton
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Community Resource Fair 2012” at BRIDGES at Lake Park
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Nutrition PSAs during the month of March
19.
Shopping Matters Tour of the Publix in Riviera Beach
20.
West Palm Beach IDC “Garden” Pantry Food Drive
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Share Our Strength- Shopping Matters
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All Staff Meeting: Portion Control Power Point
23.
National Nutrition Month Employee Contests
24.
Share Our Strength Shopping Matters Grocery Store Tour
25.
Registered Dietitian Day Network Social
26.
Registered Dietitian Day Network Social
27.
Belle Glade Clinic Lobby Display Board & Handouts
"REGISTERED DIETITIAN DAY IS MARCH 14, 2012"
THANK A NUTRITIONAL EXPERT
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The Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics (formerly
known as the American Dietetic Association) proudly
announces the fifth annual Registered Dietitian Day.
As the nation's food and nutrition experts, registered
dietitians are committed to improving the health of
their patients and community. Registered Dietitian
Day commemorates the dedication of RDs as
advocates for advancing the nutritional status of
Americans and people around the world.
The WIC and Nutrition Administration would like to
recognize and thank all the Registered and Licensed
Dietitians and Registered Dietetic Technicians.
Thank you for all your hard work and dedication!
From the WIC and Nutrition Administration.
MARCH WELLNESS TIPS 2012
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March Wellness Tip #1 – 3/5/12
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March is National Nutrition Month. We
encourage you to “Get Your Plate in Shape” by
making simple changes to your daily eating habit
that will benefit you for a lifetime.
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Check out the following link for simple tips from
Registered Dietitians on how to “Get Your Plate
in Shape” this National Nutrition Month:
MARCH WELLNESS TIP #2 - 3/8/12
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Be mindful of your daily caloric needs.
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Using a smaller plate helps to avoid
oversized portions.
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Watch your liquid calories too. (Could be an
underlying message—hmm?)
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Log in to the USDA's Super Tracker which helps plan,
analyze and track your diet and physical activity.
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Savor your food more and you may find that you will
eat less!
MARCH WELLNESS TIP #3 – 3/19/12
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“Color Your Plate with Salad” is a great way to increase
your veggie intake.
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March is National Nutrition Month and a great time to try
new veggies.
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Arugula? Radicchio? Bok Choy? Artichoke Hearts?
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Be adventurous and try a new vegetable this week while
you work on
“Getting Your Plate in Shape!”
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For more ideas on healthy and colorful salad options, click
on the link for more information:
Color Your Plate with Salad.
MARCH WELLNESS TIP #4 – 3/26/12
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Americans love to snack.
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Plan for “smart snacks” that give you a boost of
energy and provide a good supply of vitamins and
minerals…
And are tasty too!
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As National Nutrition Month comes to a close,
remember to keep healthy snacks in mind.
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For more information on “smart snacks” click on the
following:
Smart Snacking for Adults and Teens
EVENT: NUTRITION PRESENTATION AT WEST PALM BEACH
CENTER STAFF MEETING BY WIC AND NUTRITION STAFF ON
MARCH 1, 2012
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Target audience: Staff
Total number of attendees:  60
Media coverage: No
Sponsors and estimated cost: None
Brief description of the event – include photos, promo
materials, and any other supporting documents:
WIC & Nutrition staff used a WIC power point presentation to
talk about myplate—various staff stood up and asked
questions to audience and provided information on topics such
as high calories in fast foods and added fats.
Lessons learned from the event - would you do it again, and if
so what would you do differently?
Presentation went well. Staff were interested and asked
questions.
LUNCH AND LEARN HELD IN THE 2ND FLOOR
CONFERENCE ROOM ON MARCH 15 AT NOON
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Target audience: West Palm Beach Center staff
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Total number of attendees: 2
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Media coverage: None
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Sponsors and estimated cost: None
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Brief description of the event – include photos, promo materials, and any other supporting documents:
Showed DVD “Eat Less! The Upside of Downsizing” and discussion.
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Lessons learned from the event - would you do it again, and if so what would you do differently?
Very few attended the lunch & learn. At the staff meeting presentation on March 1, staff were asked if they
wanted a lunch & learn and staff responded that they were interested and that the best time was the 3rd
Thursday at noon (because of no afternoon clinic). But--that day is often used for luncheons (staff leaving
the center, staff retiring, etc). The day of the lunch & learn, there was a going away party/lunch for a staff
member—many staff attended the luncheon. Emails had been sent out and notices posted for the lunch &
learn before I found out about the goodbye luncheon.
The 3rd Thursday is probably not a good time to have a lunch and learn. On other days, staff are working
and lunches are staggered.
TITLE OF THE EVENT: EMPLOYEE LUNCHROOM
BULLETIN BOARD
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Target audience: Staff
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Total number of attendees: All staff who come into the lunchroom
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Media coverage: No
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Sponsors and estimated cost: No
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Brief description of the event – include photos, promo materials, and
any other supporting documents:
Used the NNM poster and various handouts from myplate website
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Lessons learned from the event - would you do it again, and if so what
would you do differently?
I would do this again. It did not take much time or materials.
TITLE OF THE EVENT: DELRAY SQUARE
SUPERMARKET TOUR- SHANA BAYDER
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Target audience: Clinic patients from the Delray Beach Annex HDC
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Total number of attendees: 4
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Media coverage: NA.
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Sponsors and estimated cost: Publix Headquarters in Miami Beach donated a $100.00 gift card for clinic
clients participating in the supermarket tour at the Delray Publix
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Brief description of the event– Facilitator for Supermarket Tour at Delray Square Publix which included 4
clients. Each participant received a bag of groceries which included fresh fruits and vegetables, brown rice,
whole grain bread, beans and Greek yogurt. Participants learned how to purchase healthy non processed
foods on a budget.
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Lessons learned from the event;
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Yes, I would like to facilitate another supermarket tour. I would recruit more clients to participate since
only 4 out of 6 invited clients participated in the tour. Since 2 clients missed the bus to arrive on time, I
would allot more time for clients to arrive at the Delray Square Publix. Prior to the tour, review store
directions including bus times with clients.
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I recommend providing the tour in the early morning when the store is less populated.
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For more information about this event, please contact: Shana Bayder
TITLE OF THE EVENT: MONTEREY
SUPERMARKET TOUR
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Target audience: Clinic patients from Delray Beach HDC
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Total number of attendees: 4
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Media coverage: NA.
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Sponsors and estimated cost: Monterey Supermarket donated $100.00
for tour participants to purchase nutritious foods on a budget.
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Brief description of the event – Shana Bayder assisted Lead
Facilitator, Liliane Laurent. As patients toured the supermarket,
they learned how to select fresh, frozen or canned fruits/vegetables,
whole grains and beans. Special attention on purchasing fresh fish.
Each client received a bag of groceries which included fruits and
vegetables, whole grains and beans.
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Lessons learned from the event - would you do it again, and if so what
would you do differently? The store was held in the afternoon when
most crowed. I recommend having the tour in the early morning.
TITLE OF THE EVENT: MARCH IS NATIONAL
NUTRITION MONTH
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Target audience: Delray Beach HDC staff employees
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Total number of attendees: 75
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Media coverage: NA
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Sponsors and estimated cost: NA
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Brief description of the event- NNM celebration presentation at
monthly center staff meeting. Interactive portion control activity with
staff. Viewed My Plate presentation followed with interactive
questions and answers- Shana Bayder, Marilyn Martinez and Liliane
Laurent
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Lessons learned from the event - would you do it again, and if so what
would you do differently? Yes. No changes.
TITLE OF THE EVENT: WEEKLY WORKSITE WELLNESS TIPS AND
REGISTERED DIETITIAN DAY
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Target audience: Palm Beach County Health Department Employees
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Total number of attendees: 1,000
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Media coverage: Email blast to all employees
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Sponsors and estimated cost: WIC and Nutrition Division and the Dietetic Internship
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Brief description of the event – include photos, promo materials, and any other supporting
documents:
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Weekly Worksite Wellness Tips were sent to all staff of the Palm Beach County Health
Department. Topics included the theme of National Nutrition Month, MyPlate, healthy
snacks and physical activity. The email for Registered Dietitian Day explained the
importance of registered dietitians in the clinics as well as the community. All staff were
encouraged to show their support of all the registered and licensed dietitians in the health
department.
Lessons learned from the event - would you do it again, and if so what would you do
differently?
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Using the email to communicate with employees is an excellent method of communicating
with a large group. The Public Information Office was responsible for sending out the final
version of the Weekly Worksite Wellness Tips and Registered Dietitian Day message which
worked very well.
TITLE OF THE EVENT: NATIONAL NUTRITION MONTH BULLETIN
BOARD, “WHAT IS FIBER?” IN DELRAY ANNEX PATIENT WAITING AREA
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Target audience: Delray Beach Annex patients and staff
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Total number of attendees: all
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Media coverage: NA
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Sponsors and estimated cost: Shana Bayder. No cost.
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Brief description of the event- “What is Fiber” bulletin board has received lots
of great feedback from clients and staff. 10 Tips to Get Your Daily Fiber is
illustrated with colorful examples of soluble and insoluble fibers.
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Lessons learned from the event - would you do it again, and if so what would
you do differently? Yes. No changes.
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For more information about this event, please contact: Shana Bayder
TITLE OF THE EVENT: LABEL READINGMARILYN MARTINEZ- MARCH 1, 2012
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Target audience: Delray Staff
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Total number of attendees: 90
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Media coverage: Yes
Sponsors and estimated cost: None
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Brief description of the event: The Delray staff viewed DVD Eat Smart – 2010
Dietary Guidelines. This was followed by some questions/answers, which
generated discussion. The label reading discussion reinforced guidelines
presented on the DVD and interpreting the various section of the food label.
Each staff was given a Nutrition Fact Food label as a tool.
Gift wrapped Fresh fruits were donated to participants who correctly answered
the questions.
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Lessons learned from the event: The use of food labels to select healthy food
was a welcomed topic. The questions and answer session was practical way to
teach. The group learned well with visuals.
DELRAY GREEN MARKET MARCH 3
Target: visitors to the Delray Green Market
 Total Number: ~ 35
 Media coverage: No
 Sponsers: None
 Brief discussion of event: Table set up with
displays and information nutrition flyers
 Focus on Shape of your Plate- Emphasis on
children
 Lesson Learned: Mother nature is in control of
weather and wind.
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BRANDICE THOMPSON AT SCHOOL HOUSE MUSEUM IN BOYNTON
BEACH.
WE READ A BOOK ABOUT A PIZZA PARTY, MADE PIZZA
DOUGH, THE KIDS DECORATED THEIR CHEF HATS, THEN THEY
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MADE A HEALTHY FRUIT PIZZA SNACK
TITLE OF THE EVENT: WESTGATE
GREENMARKET EXPRESS
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Target audience: Residents of the Westgate Community in West Palm Beach, Florida
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Total number of attendees: 30
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Media coverage: No
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Sponsors and estimated cost:
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Westgate CRA, org., Quantum Foundation, Palm Beach County Health Department-WIC
and Nutrition Program, Farming Systems Research, Inc. at Green Cay Farms, Peter
Robinson of Mildly Delirious Design, Inc. and Elaine Meier Associates, LLC.
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Brief description of the event – include photos, promo materials, and any other supporting
documents:
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On Saturday, March 3, the mobile cart drove through the Westgate Community stopping
when residents, summoned by the sound of Cumbia music, came out of their homes to
purchase fresh produce from the cart. As the residents gathered around the cart National
Nutrition Month promotional materials (see attached) were discussed and distributed to
Westgate residents while they marveled over, inspected and purchased the fresh produce.
Several children eagerly participated in Decoding the Secret Message and finding The Fun
Messages.
TITLE OF THE EVENT: SUNDAY SERVICE
BULLETINS FOR MARCH 4 SUNDAYS
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Target audience: Church congregation and guest
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Total number of attendees: 175 - 225
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Media coverage: No
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Sponsors and estimated cost: Tabernacle Missionary Baptist Church Health
Ministry
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Brief description of the event – include photos, promo materials, and any other
supporting documents:
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Each Sunday the Health Nuggets section of our church bulletin contained a
health message from the National Nutrition Month promotional materials
(copies attached). On Sunday, March 4, our Pastor, Rev. Kisner emphasized
“Get Your Plate in Shape” and highlighted the role of Registered Dietitians in
healthcare and the prevention of chronic diseases.
TITLE OF THE EVENT: “7TH ANNUAL FAMILY HEALTH
FAIR” AT BRIDGES AT LAKE WORTH WEST
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Target audience: Residents of Lake Worth West, Greenacres and surrounding areas
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Total number of attendees: >200
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Media coverage: No
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Sponsors and estimated cost: BRIDGES at Lake Worth West, Children’s Home Society, Children’s Services
Council, Lake Worth West Residents Planning Group
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Brief description of the event – include photos, promo materials, and any other supporting documents:
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The event was held on Saturday, March 3rd from 10:00 AM – 2:00PM.
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Participated with a booth providing information on the WIC Program, the WIC nutrition education
campaign, “Be Wise about Your Portion Size” and National Nutrition Month® – “Get Your Plate in Shape”.
Distributed “ChooseMyPlate.gov” coloring sheet and food group connection worksheet; the “Get Your Plate
in Shape” coloring sheet and word search; and “Be Wise About Your Portion Size” stickers. Over 100 people
visited our booth.
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Lessons learned from the event - would you do it again, and if so what would you do differently?
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This event is held each March and well attended by the community. The participants are very receptive of
the nutrition information provided.
TITLE OF THE EVENT: WALMART GROCERY
TOUR ON MARCH 23, 2012 AT 10AM
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Target audience: Low income clients
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Total number of attendees: 4
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Media coverage: No
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Sponsors and estimated cost: Share Our Strength—Shopping Matters program
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Brief description of the event – include photos, promo materials, and any other
supporting documents:
Using Shopping Matters curriculum, met 4 clients at Walmart and discussed
food labels, unit pricing, nutrition, etc as we walked around the store.
Participants were given booklets with shopping info as well as recipes
developed by Shopping Matters.
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Lessons learned from the event - would you do it again, and if so what would
you do differently?
Clients enjoyed the grocery tour and asked many questions.
TITLE OF THE EVENT:
TODAY AND BEYOND WELLNESS
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Target audience: Community of FAU
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Total number of attendees: >30
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Media coverage: No
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Sponsors and estimated cost: FAU Today and Beyond Wellness – No cost
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Brief description of the event – provide education, support, and resources to the FAU community on all
areas of wellness.
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The event was held on Saturday, March 29th 9:00 AM –12:00PM.
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Participated with a booth providing information on the nutrition resources with handouts and books on
display
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Lessons learned from the event - would you do it again, and if so what would you do differently?
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The event was held outdoors. Placement of table is important. Very close to pie throwing contest and this
provided some distraction for those at the table
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For more information about this event, please contact:
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Paula H. Mendelsohn, MPH, RD, LD, CCN
Boca Wellness & Nutrition Services
TODAY & BEYOND WELLNESS 29 MARCH
TITLE OF THE EVENT: “2ND ANNUAL HEALTH
FAIR” – THE SALVATION ARMY OF BOCA
RATON
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Target audience: Residents near the Salvation Army of Boca Raton.
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Total number of attendees: >75
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Media coverage: No
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Sponsors and estimated cost: The Salvation Army of Boca Raton
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Brief description of the event – include photos, promo materials, and any other supporting documents:
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The event was held on Saturday, March 31st 9:00 AM – 2:00PM.
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Participated with a booth providing information on the WIC Program, the WIC nutrition education campaign, “Be Wise
about Your Portion Size” and National Nutrition Month® – “Get Your Plate in Shape”. Distributed
“ChooseMyPlate.gov” coloring sheet and food group connection worksheet; the “Get Your Plate in Shape” coloring sheet
and word search; and “Be Wise About Your Portion Size” stickers. Over 35 people visited our booth.
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Lessons learned from the event - would you do it again, and if so what would you do differently?
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The event was held outdoors. Though there was a low attendance to this event, the attendees were very receptive of
the nutrition information provided. The adults and children enjoyed the coloring and activity sheets. They were very
interested in the information contained in the nutrition education campaign, “Be Wise about Your Portion Size.”
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For more information about this event, please contact:
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Janice Campbell, WIC and Nutrition Coordinator, Palm Beach County Health Department
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Janice_Campbell@doh.state.fl.us
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COMMUNITY RESOURCE FAIR 2012” AT BRIDGES AT LAKE
PARK
COMMUNITY RESOURCE FAIR 2012” AT
BRIDGES AT LAKE PARK
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Target audience: Residents of Lake Park and surrounding areas
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Total number of attendees: >150
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Media coverage: No
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Sponsors and estimated cost: BRIDGES at Lake Park, Children’s Home Society, Children’s Services
Council
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Brief description of the event – include photos, promo materials, and any other supporting documents:
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The event was held on Saturday, March 10th from 10:00 AM – 2:00PM.
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Participated with a booth providing information on the WIC Program, the WIC nutrition education
campaign, “Be Wise about Your Portion Size” and National Nutrition Month® – “Get Your Plate in Shape”.
Distributed “ChooseMyPlate.gov” coloring sheet and food group connection worksheet; the “Get Your Plate
in Shape” coloring sheet and word search; and “Be Wise About Your Portion Size” stickers. Over 70 people
visited our booth.
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Lessons learned from the event - would you do it again, and if so what would you do differently?
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The event was held outdoors and it was an extremely windy day. The attendees did enjoy the nutrition
information provided.
TITLE OF THE EVENT: NUTRITION PSAS
DURING THE MONTH OF MARCH
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Target audience: West Palm Beach Health Center Staff and Clients
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Total number of attendees: 230
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Media coverage: N/A
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Sponsors and estimated cost: N/A
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Brief description of the event – include photos, promo materials, and any other supporting
documents:
National Nutrition Month messages based on principles of the new MyPlate were given out over
the PA system throughout the month of March at the West Palm Beach Health Center clinic of the
Palm Beach County Health Department.
Lessons learned from the event - would you do it again, and if so what would you do differently?
PSAs are an easy way to get pertinent nutrition messages across to a large number of people in a
short amount of time. This event should definitely be repeated in the future.
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For more information about this event, please contact:
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Marie Allsopp, MS, MPH, RD, LDN
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Senior Public Health Nutritionist
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West Palm Beach Health Center
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1150 45th Street
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IDC, P-114
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West Palm Beach, FL 33407
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Tel: (561) 514-5433
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Email: marie_allsopp@doh.state.fl.us
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TITLE OF THE EVENT: SHOPPING MATTERS TOUR OF THE
PUBLIX IN RIVIERA BEACH
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Target audience: Overweight and obese clients in the “On the Weigh to a Better You” weight loss
support group from the IDC clinic at the West Palm Beach health Center.
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Total number of attendees: 8
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Media coverage: N/A
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Sponsors and estimated cost: Shopping Matters. Estimated cost - $200
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Brief description of the event – include photos, promo materials, and any other supporting
documents:
The nutritionist Marie Allsopp and therapist Michael Amberg hosted a Shopping Matters Tour at
the Publix Supermarket in Riviera Beach on Thursday, March 22, 2012, with the “On the Weigh to
a Better You” weight loss support group. Eight clients attended this tour and they provided
positive feedback. The $10 Challenge which took place at the conclusion of the tour was a success
as all the clients who took part in it were able to purchase items which were consisted mainly of
fresh fruits and vegetables on sale. The tour took approximately two hours and was an excellent
way for the clients to put into practice the lessons learned from the group. Another factor in
making the tour a success was that the supermarket was fairly dead at that time so we ended up
being the life of Publix at that time.
Lessons learned from the event - would you do it again, and if so what would you do differently?
The primary lesson learned was that the large group of eight clients should have been split up into
two to facilitate better learning and improved group interaction. This was a great event as the
clients really enjoyed meeting outside of the clinic setting. Therefore this event is definitely worth
repeating in the future.
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For more information about this event, please contact:
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Marie Allsopp, MS, MPH, RD, LDN
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Senior Public Health Nutritionist
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West Palm Beach Health Center
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1150 45th Street
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IDC, P-114
Share Our Strength- Shopping Matters®
Shopping Matters for Adults!
Shopping Matters
TITLE OF THE EVENT: WEST PALM BEACH IDC “GARDEN” PANTRY
FOOD DRIVE
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Target audience: Palm Beach State College Elements of Nutrition Students
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Total number of attendees: 30
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Media coverage: N/A
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Sponsors and estimated cost: N/A
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Brief description of the event – include photos, promo materials, and any other supporting
documents:
A food drive was held during the month at of March with the HUN 1201 Elements of Nutrition
course at the Palm Beach State College. Students were asked to donate healthy non-perishable
items to the therapeutic Food Pantry at the West Palm Beach Health Center clinic of the Palm
Beach County Health Department. A donation of approximately 50 lb of non-perishable items were
donated by students of enrolled in the aforementioned course. This assignment was given for extra
credit.
Lessons learned from the event - would you do it again, and if so what would you do differently?
The primary lesson learned was the importance of reiterating instructions over and over again.
This is because in spite of having written and oral instructions advising students not to bring
expired products they still did so.
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For more information about this event, please contact:
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Marie Allsopp, MS, MPH, RD, LDN
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Senior Public Health Nutritionist
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West Palm Beach Health Center
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1150 45th Street
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IDC, P-114
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West Palm Beach, FL 33407
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Tel: (561) 514-5433
TITLE OF THE EVENT: ALL STAFF MEETING:
PORTION CONTROL POWER POINT
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Target audience: Staff of West Palm Beach Health Center
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Total number of attendees: 50-100 employees
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Media coverage: N/A
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Sponsors and estimated cost: N/A
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Brief description of the event –
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At the monthly all staff meeting, WIC Nutritionists and Registered Dietitans were
able to show a power point on portion sizes, easy ways to cut calories, and portion
distortion. The audience was able to participate by answering questions and went
home with a sample plate and ways to portion your food at each meal. Prize winners
went home with pedometers, which was also a big hit.
Lessons learned from the event - would you do it again, and if so what would you do
differently?
The Audience was more active when prizes offered for answering questions. They
were also intrigued with how much portion sizes have changed over the years.
Making sure we have photos and interactive power points are a must from now on.
ALL STAFF MEETING: PORTION CONTROL
POWER POINT
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THIS EVENT, PLEASE CONTACT:
LAURA MURPHY RD, LD/N (561) 514-5356
ROCIO GRANADOS RD LD/N (561) 541-5414
All Staff Meeting: Portion
Control Power Point
TITLE OF THE EVENT: NATIONAL NUTRITION
MONTH EMPLOYEE CONTESTS
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Target audience: Palm Beach County Health Department Staff
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Total number of participants: 60
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Media coverage: None
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Sponsors and estimated cost: $25.00
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Brief description of the event – include photos, promo materials, and any other
supporting documents:
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Nutrition month theme and contests announced at the Belle Glade
clinic monthly staff meeting.
Prizes awarded to participants.
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1st contest- Sudoku
2nd contest- NNM Fact or Fiction Quiz
TITLE OF THE EVENT: SHARE OUR STRENGTH SHOPPING
MATTERS GROCERY STORE TOUR
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Target audience: Haitian American Teenagers
Total number of attendees: 3
Media coverage: None
Sponsors and estimated cost: Grant from Share Our Strength Shopping Matters
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Brief description of the event – include photos, promo materials, and any other supporting documents:
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Coordinated the shopping tour with a local Belle Glade Haitian youth program.
The girls learned about unit pricing to stretch food dollars and how to select healthier options
by reading the food labels.
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They had fun trying to convince one participant to try a whole grain cereal instead of the one
she likes that has sugar as the first ingredient!
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Lessons learned from the event - would you do it again, and if so what would you do differently?
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Excellent hands on experience for the participants.
The store is a great setting to teach in- good and poor examples right at your finger tips.
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For more information about this event, please contact:
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Donna Ward, RD, LD/N
SHARE OUR STRENGTH SHOPPING
MATTERS GROCERY STORE TOUR
TITLE OF THE EVENT: REGISTERED DIETITIAN
DAY NETWORK SOCIAL
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Target audience: Professionals in the district association
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Total number of attendees: 15
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Media coverage: None
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Sponsors and estimated cost: Pharmacy Home Health Division
$150.00
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Brief description of the event – include photos, promo materials, and any other supporting
documents:
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Social held at a downtown West Palm Beach City Place
restaurant to honor local dietitians.
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Lessons learned from the event - would you do it again, and if so what would you do differently?
Created network opportunities with healthcare professionals.
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For more information about this event, please contact:
Donna Ward, RD, LD/N
NNM ELECTRONIC POSTER
TITLE OF THE EVENT: BELLE GLADE CLINIC LOBBY DISPLAY
BOARD & HANDOUTS
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Target audience: Public Health Department Clients
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Total number of attendees: All clinic patients
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Media coverage: None
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Sponsors and estimated cost: None
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Brief description of the event – include photos, promo materials, and any other supporting
documents:
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Colorful table top display with a poster and handouts
prominently situated in the main lobby.
Lessons learned from the event - would you do it again, and if so what would you do
differently?
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This gets the National Nutrition Month message out to our clients.
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For more information about this event, please contact:
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Donna Ward, Rd, LD/N
“Get Your Plate in Shape It‘s National Nutrition Month” article for the
Pulse newsletter of the Palm Beach County Health Department
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Target audience: Governor Rick Scott, legislative delegates,
Department of Health Administration including the Deputy
Secretary and Surgeon General, Palm Beach County Board of
County Commissioners and over 100 community partners of
the Palm Beach County Health Department
Media coverage: Public Information Office sends the Pulse
publication to numerous agencies and community partners
(see above)
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Sponsors and estimated cost: Palm Beach County Health
Department
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Brief description of the event – include photos, promo
materials, and any other supporting documents:
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See attached article. Sue Grammond, RD and member of the
Palm Beach Dietetic Association was quoted in the article.
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“GET YOUR PLATE IN SHAPE IT‘S NATIONAL NUTRITION
MONTH” ARTICLE FOR THE PULSE NEWSLETTER OF THE PALM
BEACH COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT