Plate It Up Kentucky ProudPlan of Work
Pulaski County CES
Title:
Plate It Up Kentucky Proud
MAP:
Making Healthy Lifestyle Choices
Agents Involved:
Lovett, Hernandez
MAJOR PROGRAM 1:
Plate It Up! Kentucky Proud
MAJOR PROGRAM 2:
National Dining with Diabetes
Situation:
Family and Consumer Sciences Extension encourages families to make proactive choices to improve individual health and well being, whether choosing a low fat, nutritious diet, increasing health literacy for chronic disease prevention, or participation or participating in regular physical exercise.
Long-Term Outcomes:
To decrease in the number of obese and overweight children, youth, adults and elderly.
Intermediate Outcomes:
All participants will practice healthy food choices and strengthen individuals ability build healthy eating plans and patterns.
Initial Outcomes:
Change in awareness, knowledge, opinions, skills and attitudes needed to make informed choices regarding healthy lifestyle choices, adult weight management, healthy aging, and reduction of chronic disease.
Evaluation:
Initial Outcome: Reduce the level of obesity.
Indicator: Weight loss
Method: Making Healthy Lifestyle Choices Curriculum
Timeline: July, 2020-June, 2021
Intermediate Outcome: Change in eating habits
Indicator: Eating healthier foods
Method: Curriculum
Timeline: July, 2020-June, 2021
Long-term Outcome:
Indicator:A decrease in the number of obesity adults
Method: Healthy Lifestyle Curriculum
Timeline: July, 2020-June 2021
Learning Opportunities:
Audience: Adults or Interested Persons
Project or Activity: Monthly Meetings with Adults
Content or Curriculum: Plate It Up Kentucky Proud
Inputs: Kentucky Cooperative Extension, Local Health Department
Date: July, 2020-June, 2021
Audience: Diabetic Clients
Project or Activity: Weekly Classes
Content or Curriculum: Taking Ownership of Your Diabetes
Inputs: Kentucky Cooperative Extension, Local Health Department
Date: July 2020-June 2021
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