- Author: Miguel Diaz
- Author: Shannon Klisch
- Author: Katherine Soule
Published on: April 11, 2017

The parents crowding around the table to see what we have and talk to an educator.
How do we support low-income Latino families with appropriate nutrition education that makes a difference in their lives? This was the question staff with the UC CalFresh Nutrition Education Program in San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties were asking ourselves as we prepared for a monthly presentation at the THRIVE Healthy School Pantry in Santa Maria, California.
While many nutrition education programs work with local food banks to provide food demonstrations and nutrition information at supplemental food distribution sites, often, these classes can feel rushed. People are likely hurrying to pick up their food and so there is little time for more than just one-way communication where the educator provides the information...
Tags: educators (1), parents (3), Santa Barbara County (1), UC CalFresh Nutrition Education Program (4)
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