1. University Of Missouri Family Nutrition Education Programs Learning leads to better health and fitness! family nutrition Education ProgramsUniversity of missouri 308 Gwynn Hall Columbia, MO 65211 Phone 573.882.9760 http://outreach.missouri.edu/fnep/

University of Missouri Family Nutrition Education Programs Nutrition and Lifeskills for Missouri Families FNEP FACTS: FNEP is nutrition education for you and your family. Nutrition educators meet you in homes, schools, and at agencies. Children learn all this and more: Trying new foods is fun Healthy food from the start, comfort food for life; Physical activity is fun; do what you like best; Food safety means better health Health means lots of energy to play and learn! Adults learn all this and more: How to fix healthy food that tastes great how to keep foods safe how to stretch food dollars Learning leads to better health and fitness! About FNEP FNEP Administration Staff Directory FNEP Reports ... Links Family Nutrition Education Programs University of Missouri 308 Gwynn Hall Columbia, MO 65211 Phone: 573.882.9760 Fax: 573.884.5449 HES Extension Site Administrator: exthesweb@missouri.edu

2. Food And Nutrition Publications, Human Environmental Sciences, Explore MU Extens Provides information and links of interest to Seniors. http://muextension.missouri.edu/xplor/hesguide/foodnut

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3. University Of Missouri Outreach And Extension - Boone County missouri Central missouri nutrition and health page Learn about University of missouriOutreach and Extension programs. Central missouri family Life page Find http://outreach.missouri.edu/boone/nutri.shtml

Boone County Site Index Turn to University Outreach and Extension as a reliable source for information on on balanced meals, vitamins, exercise, preventive health care and storing and preserving food. Our research-based information can help you sort the fact from the fiction. Local Resources Want to learn more? University Outreach and Extension has specialists who can help. Contact: Vera Massey Nichols, nicholsv@missouri.edu Nutrition Specialist Julie Casteel casteelj@missouri.edu Nutrition Education Assistant, Family Nutrition Education Program Virginia Muskett-Lyon muskettlyonv@missouri.edu Nutrition Education Assistant, Family Nutrition Education Program Health and Nutrition Resources for Central Missouri Central Missouri Nutrition and Health page Learn about University of Missouri Outreach and Extension programs. Central Missouri Family Life page Find information on family and individual well-being. Family Nutrition Education Program Educate yourself to live healthy. Get the latest consumer and nutrition news. Food, nutrition and safety links

4. FSNC State Gates family nutrition Education Program; missouri nutrition Network Utah. family nutritionProgram Back to top. nutrition, Food Safety, and health programs Back to top. http://www.nal.usda.gov/foodstamp/Stategates/

Help November 19, 2002 Your gateway to State Food Stamp Nutrition Education Programs and Networks... Alabama Arizona California Colorado ... Wyoming Alabama Nutrition Education Program Back to top Arizona Nutrition Network Back to top California Food Stamp Nutrition Education Program Back to top Colorado Colorado Nutrition Education Plan Back to top Connecticut Research Based Nutritional Assessment and Education Program for Food Stamp Recipients Provider site Participant site Back to top Florida Family Nutrition Program Back to top Georgia Family Nutrition Program Back to top Hawaii Food Stamp Nutrition Education Program Back to top Idaho Extension Nutrition Program Back to top Illinois Family Nutrition Program Back to top Indiana Family Nutrition Program Back to top Iowa Family Nutrition Program Back to top Kansas Family Nutrition Program Back to top Louisiana Family Nutrition Program Back to top Maine Nutrition Network Back to top Massachusetts Family Nutrition Program Back to top Michigan

5. Callaway County, Missouri -- Nutrition And Health Director. Child nutrition programs. Alabama Department of Child nutrition programs. Florida Department of health and nutrition Assistance. missouri Department of health and Senior http://outreach.missouri.edu/callaway/nutrition.shtml

Callaway County Site Index Nutrition and Health Turn to University Outreach and Extension as a reliable source for information on on balanced meals, vitamins, exercise, preventive health care and storing and preserving food. Our research-based information can help you sort the fact from the fiction. Local Resources The Senior View A newsletter for older adults Want to learn more? University Outreach and Extension has specialists who can help. Contact: Lynda Zimmerman, zimmermanl@missouri.edu Nutrition Specialist Susan Dillon dillons@missouri.edu Nutrition Education Assistant, Family Nutrition Education Program Health and Nutrition Resources for Central Missouri Central Missouri Nutrition and Health page Learn about University of Missouri Outreach and Extension programs. Central Missouri Family Life page Find information on family and individual well-being. Family Nutrition Education Program Educate yourself to live healthy. Get the latest consumer and nutrition news. Food, nutrition and safety links

6. Family Nutrition Education Programs For The Classrooms The family nutrition Education Program (FNEP) helps lowincome missourians who are nutritionally at risk to obtain optimal lifelong health and tness. component of FNEP reaches low- income youths through a school nutri- by the missouri 4-H. Youth Development programs. The models http://www.mo4h.missouri.edu/PDFs/clover09-13.pdf

7. Childhood Nutrition - Children With Special Health Care Needs but that not all children with nutrition problems need The missouri Department ofhealth and Senior of Maternal, Child, and family health administers programs http://www.health.state.mo.us/MissouriNutrition/childhood-shcn.htm

Childhood Nutrition Children with Special Health Care Needs Children with special health care needs are those who have or are at increased risk for a chronic physical, developmental, behavioral, or emotional condition and who also require health and related services of a type or amount beyond that required by children generally. There is now a broad recognition that the quality of life for children and youth with special health care needs is best if they have access to comprehensive, family-centered, culturally competent, coordinated, and fully inclusive service systems at the community level. Visit the Maternal and Child Health Bureau website for links to information related to children with special health care needs. For information that will help provide culturally and linguistically appropriate services, visit the website of the Early Childhood Research Institute A study conducted by The Office of Children with Special Health Care Needs in Washington State and funded in part by the Maternal and Child Health Bureau, Health Resources and Services Administration, Department of Health and Human Services, found that "an investment in professional time with multiple family/child contacts can achieve improvements in nutrition and feeding problems and result in savings in overall health care expenditures." The full report entitled

8. Coordinated School Health Programs disease prevention and control; family life and School nutrition SERVICE programsthat provide nutritionally The missouri Coordinated School health Coalition http://www.lincolnu.edu/~ddalton/cshfacts.htm

Coordinated School Health Programs Why they are important Children must be healthy to be educated and must be educated to be healthy. Our children are our most treasured resource, and we must prepare them for the future. In order to do so, we must help them make the most of their education. Children who are sick, hungry or hurt are not prepared and willing to learn. Therefore, basic needs have to be satisfied before learning can take place. Our children are our future. Everyone pays when children have health problems, and everyone benefits when those problems are remedied or prevented. That is why individuals, families, schools and communities must become partners in promoting children's health. Children spend a lot of time at school. Schools can help children develop the attitudes, knowledge and skills that lead to healthy, productive lives. Coordinated School Health Programs can help students attain good health, an essential for academic and lifelong success. Coordinated School health Programs are a cost-effective, collaborative way to promote the health of your community's students. A school health program that effectively addresses students' health and therefore improves their ability to learn, consists of many components. Each component contributes in its own unique way, while overlapping with the others.

9. FLDC Programs missions include human development, nutrition and health on the relationship betweenfamily fitness and University and University of missouri, Cornell's effort http://www.human.cornell.edu/centers/fldc/programs.cfm

Programs Overview The Residential Child Care Project National Data Archive on Child Abuse and Neglect Strong Families, Strong Soldiers ... Assets Coming Together (ACT) For Youth Programs Overview The Family Life Development Center is an umbrella organization for over half a dozen programs. Click the programs listed in the menu to the left to read about each one.

10. Programs child development services that are family focused, including education, health,nutrition and mental new program at Central missouri Counties' Human http://www.cmchdc.org/programs1.htm

Central Missouri Counties' Human Development Corporation Community Action Agency 807 B North Providence Road Columbia, Missouri 65203 Phone: 573-443-8706 Fax: 573-875-2689 Helping People to Help Themselves! Community Action Agency Central Missouri Counties' Human Development Corporation Programs Head Start Program Click Here Head Start Program originated in 1965 to provide free comprehensive child and family services to income and age eligible children and their families in collaboration with other community organizations. CMCHDC Head Start program's mission is to improve the lives of low-income children by providing quality comprehensive child development services that are family focused, including education, health, nutrition and mental health. Head Start program strives to empower families to become self-sufficient. Head Start helps all children succeed. Early Head Start Program Click Here Early Head Start is a new program at Central Missouri Counties' Human Development Corporation. It is designed around building partnership with families (pregnant teenagers), staff, and the community in order to provide quality services for low-income families. Early Head Start provides serves to: Pregnant Teens, Infants and Toddlers (0-3 years of age) and their Families.

11. WIC | Taney County MO Health Department stay on WIC How long you may stay on WIC missouri WIC Income Personal counselingabout nutrition. Referrals to other health programs for you and your family. http://taneycohealth.org/docs/phs/wic.html

Go Back To Public Health Services Call our office for more information: East Office: 15479 St. Hwy. 160 Forsyth, Missouri 65653 1-888-707-4725 (toll free) West Office: 1440 State Hwy. 248 Suite J Branson, Missouri 65616 1-888-294-9530 (toll free) Who Is WIC For? What can you get from WIC? What you need to get WIC Nutrients in WIC Foods ... Missouri WIC Income Guidelines Women who are pregnant, breast-feeding or whose pregnancy recently ended. Infants under 12 months old. Children under 5 years old. Checks to buy foods to keep you healthy. Nutrition and health education to help you and your children eat well and be healthy. Personal counseling about nutrition Support and help with breast-feeding. Referrals to other health programs for you and your family. Meet the WIC income guidelines Have a need for improved nutrition.

12. Discount Programs your family For you and your family For your information on general health care, nutrition,exercise, dietary Blue Cross and Blue Shield of missouri members to http://www.bcbsmo.com/discountprograms/DiscountPrograms.shtml

Buy Health Coverage Provider Search Pharmacy Services The Company ... Connect to our secure site Discount Programs Comprehensive information on general health care, nutrition, exercise, dietary supplement interactions and complementary health therapies More than 2,400 quality health products including vitamins, minerals, herbal supplements, health-related books and videotapes, yoga props and skin care items Access for Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Missouri members to a national network directory of chiropractors, acupuncturists, massage therapists and fitness clubs. Savings on Vision Care Receive discounts on eye exams, lenses and frames by showing your identification card at a participating vision center. Members also can receive discounts off the regular retail price for all eye care accessories, including contact lens solutions and non-prescription sunglasses. Members can obtain discounted eye wear and eye care services through: Crown Optical Unity Health Eye Care Network Savings on laser vision correction (LASIK) through: Crown Optical TruVision Savings on Hearing Aids Free hearing evaluations and savings on hearing aids are available through: Southwestern Hearing Aid Centers Hometown Hearing and Audiology Members receive additional information when they enroll.

13. American Cancer Society / Bureau Of Special Health Care Needs / Community Care C missouri Home Care PO Box EE • Rolla, MO programs including well child checkups,family planning, lead and counseling; WIC, a nutrition supplement program http://www.thepccp.org/healthy-healthcare.html

Health Care Jump to: American Cancer Society Bureau of Special Health Care Needs Community Care Clinic Division of Family Services (DFS) ... Tri-Rivers Planned Parenthood, Inc. American Cancer Society Local Contact Local Information Barbara Hamilton (Volunteer) 573-364-8894 (Home number) Heartland Division Heartland Contact Rhonda Brutsman National Contact National Cancer Information Center Web site www.cancer.org Education, Prevention and Patient Services Look Good Feel Better Program Debbie Light or Peggy Rawlings 573-364-8899, ext. 6428 Nutritional, Wigs and Turbans Transportation American Cancer Society 1-800-ACS-2345 Support Groups Self Help Group Don Meierant 573-341-3456 or 1-800-354-2273 USTOO Prostate Cancer Women's Support Group Widow's Support Group Return to top of page Bureau of Special Health Care Needs Location 1111 Kingshighway, Suite E Rolla Phone FAX Service Coordinator Kay Brown Service Coordinator Jayma Nickels Hours of operation Monday-Friday, 8:00 am to 5 pm Eligibility requirements Low income, ages birth to 21.

14. Research Programs by our department include nutrition, rural health Telephone 573882-2190 campbellj@health.missouri.edu.CURRENT RESEARCH PROJECTS OF family MEDICINE FACULTY http://www.fcm.missouri.edu/research-programs.htm

RESEARCH PROGRAMS Our commitment to research is strong and ongoing. We are confident that our efforts to discover and share family medicine knowledge and technology will continue to impact physicians' approach to primary care and improve health in communities across the nation. We offer an Academic Family Medicine Fellowship designed to prepare family physicians for careers in academic medicine. Family medicine fellows strengthen the research efforts of our department. Our department is home to the Center for Family Medicine Science . By encouraging researchers to share their skills, knowledge, and experiences, the Center addresses clinical issues confronting family physicians and helps them provide state-of-the-art care. Topics researched by our department include nutrition, rural health care, the role of social support in health, child mistreatment, the role of alcohol in health and injury, tobacco issues, fertility and reproductive health, and geriatric health care problems and concerns. DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH James Campbell, PhD

15. Food Nutrition And Health together with the University of missouri Food Safety paraprofessionals in the SmallFarm family Program and C. General nutrition and health programming This http://www.luce.lincolnu.edu/fnh.htm

Prospective Students Current Students Visitor Information Faculty/Staff ... Home Food, Nutrition and Health Food, Nutrition and Health programming within Lincoln University Cooperative Extension can be divided into three broad areas: Nutrition education of food stamp recipients; Food safety education in two distinct programs; and general nutrition and health programming statewide. A description and evaluation of each follows. A. Nutrition education of food stamp recipients This project is being conducted with the assistance of a Food Stamp Nutrition Education Program (FSNEP) grant from USDA/FNS. LUCE and the State Specialist oversee this program in two sites: St. Louis City and the Southeast Missouri office in Lilbourn. In St. Louis City, we employ two nutrition paraprofessionals to conduct nutrition education with groups of senior citizens in low income group residential sites around the city. One paraprofessional is also conducting some home visits. The Southeast Missouri office oversees six nutrition paraprofessionals, one in each of six Bootheel counties – Dunklin, Mississippi, New Madrid, Pemiscot, Scott, and Stoddard Counties. These paraprofessionals conduct home visits and also work with groups of senior citizens, especially with grandparents providing child care for their grand children. Some of the paraprofessionals work with youth in LUCE’s Kid’s Beat program, as well. In addition paraprofessionals in both sites attend health fairs to provide information to others who might want to enroll in the program.

16. More Extension Services health Education Resources nutrition, FOODS, and health Welfare Reform. missouri. Food nutrition family health nutrition health Food nutrition. http://www.nnh.org/Weblinks/extension2.htm

State Cooperative Extension Services and Related Health Topics A C D F ... W Alabama ACESAG: Family Programs Alabama 4-H Alaska Alaska Cooperative Extension Welcome to the Alaska State 4-H Program Arizona Arizona Cooperative Extension safe food 2000 bacteria food safety Educational Programs - Nutrition and Health Educational Programs - Farm Management and Safety Arkansas UACES homepage California University of California Cooperative Extension Nutrition, Family and Consumer Science Colorado Colorado State University Cooperative Extension Home Page Colorado State Cooperative Extension Food Publications Colorado State Cooperative Extension Healthy Aging Connecticut Cooperative Extension System Delaware Delaware Cooperative Extension The Safety Zone - Ag Safety Food and Nutrition Facts Delaware Cooperative Extension in New Castle County Selected Articles Florida UF/IFAS * Cooperative Extension Service Georgia UGA CAES - Cooperative Extension Service Children, Youth and Families Nutrition and Health Food Safety and Preservation Hawaii Extension Services Idaho Idaho District IV Cooperative Extension Illinois University of Illinois Extension Family Matters and Life Skills Illinois 4-H University of Illinois Extension's Just for Kids ... University of Illinois Extension Nutrition and Health Iowa Iowa State University Extension Child Care That Works Food Science and Human Nutrition Extension ISU Extension to Communities Kansas

17. QUESTION2 they could share on safety and health for children conducts On the Move workshopsrelating to family nutrition. missouri is willing to share their experience http://www.nnh.org/assessments/question2-2.htm

QUESTION 2: DOES YOUR STATE STILL HAVE ANY ACTIVE YOUTH AT RISK SITES? (THAT IS, ARE THEY DOING ANYTHING PROGRAMMATICALLY, REGARDLESS OF WHETHER OR NOT THEY RECEIVE FEDERAL FUNDING). Seventeen states have active YAR sites. Nine of these states are conducting health-related programs. a) PLEASE DESCRIBE THE PROGRAMS/ACTIVITIES b) WHAT SUPPORT, TRAINING, OR TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE HAVE BEEN PROVIDED FOR THESE ACTIVITIES BY STST PROJECT STAFF OR OTHER STATE STAFF? c) DO THESE SITES HAVE MATERIALS OR TRAINING THEY COULD SHARE WITH OTHER STST PROJECTS? d) IF THE PROJECTS WILL BE SUSTAINED, WHAT FURTHER SUPPORT, TRAINING, TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE OR RESOURCES WOULD BE HELPFUL FOR THESE SITES? a) PLEASE DESCRIBE THE PROGRAMS/ACTIVITIES Three states are conducting AFTER-SCHOOL/BEFORE-SCHOOL PROGRAMS. Nevada has two sites with after-school programs and peer tutoring called Choices and Challenges for Youth, and Just Do It. North Carolina runs after-school programs and its CYFAR sites are completely sustained. Rhode Island is involved with a HEALTH AND SAFETY PROGRAM for latch-key children.

18. MNN Home Page Network facilitates collaboration among nutrition, health, and education programand other nutrition programs for low MORE on The missouri nutrition Network. http://www.dhss.state.mo.us/mnn/

Missouri Nutrition Network The Missouri Nutrition Network facilitates collaboration among nutrition, health, and education providers to expand and integrate effective nutrition education efforts in the food stamp program and other nutrition programs for low-income households. MORE on the Missouri Nutrition Network Promoting Healthy Eating Habits (.pdf - Brochure) Current Network Partners Partnership Agreement Form ... Background and History Coming Soon... HCNEI (Healthy Community Nutrition Education Initiative) The network: Researches, creates, and evaluates methods so community partnerships can unite to promote good nutrition and build healthier families.

19. Overview Of Programs addition, the program serves as a nutrition resource to Secondary Education relatedto the missouri Assessment Program 18 years of age whose family incomes are http://www.health.state.mo.us/MissouriNutrition/programs.htm

Overview of Programs The Division of Nutritional Health and Services manages a variety of nutrition-related programs to improve the nutritional status of Missourians. Listed below are all the programs currently within the division. 5 A Day for Better Health Breastfeeding Promotion Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) ... WIC Farmers' Market Nutrition Program (WIC FMNP) Program Descriptions A brief description is provided for each of the programs below. 5 A Day for Better Health The 5 A Day for Better Health Program provides positive messages designed to increase the average consumption of fruits and vegetables. These messages are provided through (1) educational materials, including pamphlets, posters, and audiocassette tapes; (2) public service announcements on radio and television; and (3) through web and computer technology. The program collaborates with national, state, and local organizations, as partners to improve communication; influence environmental/policy changes; prompt research and evaluation; and impact behavioral change.

20. State Of Missouri Community Connection missouri Department of health and Senior Services (Formerly and tobacco, HIV/AIDS,nutrition, heat and family Care Safety RegistryGet background checks on http://www.communityconnection.org/ccver2/health_info.jsp

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