Success StoryEFNEP
EFNEP
Author: Jhamicah Harbut
Planning Unit: KSU Administration
Major Program: Accessing Nutritious Foods (general)
Outcome: Initial Outcome
I taught an adult EFNEP series from March-May 2017 at the One Parent Scholar House. I did a healthy cooking series and a nutritional lesson on the five food groups, sugar intake, and fat intake. During this series, I had a client named Jasmen who had an interest in learning how to cook and prepare healthy recipes. Jasmen took an interest in cooking. At the end of the EFNEP series, she commented that she made one of the recipes I gave her at home. She is cooking more and wants to make healthier improvements in her life.
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