Expanded Food & Nutrition Education Program

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Make-up Lessons & Guidelines

The Eating Smart Being Active lesson sequence consists of 9 lessons delivered over a 9-18 week period of time. California EFNEP policies require participants to complete a minimum of 7 lessons, 6 of which must be face-to-face, to graduate and receive a certificate.
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Recipes and Cookbooks

Preparedness & Resiliency Cookbook 2024 Provided by a national EFNEP workgroup. A guide for making good food choices that are healthy, tasty, quick, and safe, to promote resiliency during hardship or natural disasters. This guide provides 21 meals and 5 snacks to feed a family of 4 for 7 days.
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About My Class Enrollment Form

About My Class Instruction Guide (PDF) 1/2/2013 About My Class Enrollment Form - Color - 2024 About My Class Enrollment Form - Black & White - 2024 About My Class Fillable PDF - 2024...
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Adult EFNEP Resources

Call recordings and slides ESBA and WebNEERS resources And more! All EFNEP participants should provide their enrollment information on the About Me form. This form may be printed in-house or ordered through the State Office. It is also available electronically in Qualtrics.
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Youth Evaluation Tools

Eat Well and Move - English (PDF) Eat Well and Move - Spanish (PDF) Eat Well and Move - English (Booklet format) Eat Well and Move - Spanish (Booklet format) Eat Well and Move Instruction Guide (PDF) 3rd-5th Grade Evaluation Tool- English (PDF) 3rd-5th Evaluation Tool - Spanish (PDF) 3rd-5th Grade E...
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County UCCE Offices with EFNEP

The EFNEP program is delivered locally in the following counties. Each county also partners with local community organizations and school districts to provide classes for adults and youth. Please contact your county program for class offerings. UCCE Alameda County 224 W. Winton Ave Rm.
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Contact Us

EFNEP is delivered through our UC Cooperative Extension offices in 24 counties. See County EFNEP contact information. The State EFNEP office is responsible for reporting to the USDA as well as managing policy and resources to support the nutrition educators in the counties.
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Programs

EFNEP is delivered by Nutrition Educators to both Adults and Youth ages 5-18.
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Youth Curricula

Happy Healthy Me...Moving, Munching & Reading Around MyPlate for 4 to 6 Year Oldsis a nutrition and literacy curriculum for 4-6 year olds that uses high quality children's literature to introduce important nutrition and physical activity concepts.
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Adult EFNEP

EFNEP promotes good nutrition and physical activity as a means of maintaining a healthy lifestyle free of chronic disease. Our goal is to help adults and their families establish & maintain healthy eating habits & physically active lifestyles.
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