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PARTNERS | HEALTHY CITY | HOW HEALTHY | VISION | SUMMIT | PRIORITIES | FUNCTIONS | CITY OF FALL RIVER |
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Recipes for Life |
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This program offers a four-session intergenerational nutrition program led by an instructor from the UMass Nutrition Education program to bring children, elders and disabled adults together to learn ideas for healthy meals and snacks. Participants receive a recipe book with nutritional information created as an activity during the sessions offered by the Family Service Association. |
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Health Education |
Funded by a Healthy City micro-grant supported by |
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3, A) Nutrition and diabetes education |
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Goal: |
To encourage, educate and assist program participants in making healthier nutritional choices |
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Participants receive a recipe book with nutritional information created as an activity during four sessions |
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Summer 2008 |
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| Indicators: |
Number of participant who complete the course |
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| Progress: | Program completed | |
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How citizens can get involved: |
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| Contact Information: |
Call Sharon Ford at Family Service Association, 508-678-7542 |
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