Program Update

The CalFresh Healthy Living Program ends September 30, 2026

CalFresh Healthy Living, University of California (known federally as SNAP-Ed) has provided low resource communities with evidence-based education on healthier eating and physical activity, aligned with policy, systems, and environmental strategies to generate long-lasting positive health impacts. This program has been supported by federal funds from the USDA Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) for 30 years. A federal bill signed on July 4, 2025, ended funding for SNAP-Ed programs nationwide. As a result, this statewide program ends September 30th, 2026. We want to thank our many partners and participants who have
worked with us to build healthier communities.

Moving Forward

To continue learning and practicing heathy living in your community, please access CalFresh Healthy Living, UC evidence-based curricula and resources in nutrition, garden, youth engagement, physical activity, healthy school food and school wellness policy on the CalFresh Healthy Living, UC website below, connect with other UCCE programs, and support the legacy of a healthy, active, and nourished lifestyle in your community.

CalFresh Healthy Living, UC Website

While this website will not be updated, the CalFresh Healthy Living evidence-based nutrition, garden, youth engagement, physical activity, healthy school food and school wellness policy curricula and resources are available here:
• CalFresh Healthy Living, UC
• CalFresh Healthy Living, UC curriculum

Connect with Cooperative Extension Programs

To learn about and get involved in other Community Nutrition and Health programming provided by UC ANR, please visit our website or contact:
• Advisor: Kitty Oppliger, koppliger@ucanr.edu
• Statewide Director: Amira Resnick, arresnick@ucanr.edu

CalFresh Healthy Living, UC Impact

Find local and statewide program highlights below:
• FFY25 CFHL, UCCE Central Sierra County Report
• FFY25 CFHL, UC Office Statewide Report