Health and Nutrition

Empowering Communities for Healthier Lives

Our programs

Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP)

EFNEP transforms lives by teaching families to make healthier choices, stretch their food dollars, and prepare delicious, nutritious meals at home. Through interactive workshops, participants learn skills to:

Plan affordable, balanced meals
Increase Physical activity
Improve food safety practices
Provide healthy meals for their families

Who can participate?

EFNEP is designed for limited-income parents/caregivers with children under age 19. Participants gain practical knowledge to improve their overall health and well-being.

Click below to learn more about the EFNEP Program or contact us.

Center Coordinator, EFNEP Supervisor, SNAP-Ed Educator
EFNEP Nutrition Outreach Educator
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UConn SNAP-Ed Food Security Project

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program – Education (SNAP-Ed) addresses food insecurity while promoting healthy eating and active living. UConn Extension works with individuals, schools, and community organizations to foster sustainable changes in nutrition and lifestyle.

Program Highlights

Increase Healthy Food Choices

Learn to shop for and prepare nutritious and budget-friendly meals.

Physical activity
Discover easy ways to incorporate movement into your daily routine.

Improve Policy, Systems and Environments
Collaborate on projects that increase access to affordable healthy food and physical activity choices.

Click below for more on SNAP-Ed Food Security Project or contact us.

Center Coordinator, EFNEP Supervisor, SNAP-Ed Educator
SNAP-ED Program Assistant