Success StoryHealthy Homemakers
Healthy Homemakers
Author: Katherine Alexander
Planning Unit: Daviess County CES
Major Program: Embracing Life as We Age (general)
Plan of Work: Healthy and Happy Homes
Outcome: Initial Outcome
The Webster County Agent for Family and Consumer Sciences collaborated with KEHA leaders to offer the Healthy Homemakers series, Lesson One, titled Know Thyself to a total of 19 participants. One hundred percent of participants identified the effects of stress on the body. Ninety-five percent of participants examined the different causes of stress in their lives and how to manage them. A follow-up evaluation revealed that ninety-five percent of participants have worked to decrease stress in their lives.
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