NEP provides nutrition education and food access resources through educational classes and policy, system and environmental (PSE) initiatives which help make the places people live, work and play healthier. Last year, NEP staff reached 142 families, 100 adults and 8,324 youth with direct education and 16,209 individuals with PSE approaches. Pictured is Extension Associate Dana Hardy (far left) at the Lincoln Public Schools’ McPhee Family Literacy Group. During the last class of the series, participants bring food to explore each others’ cultural cooking.
Nebraska Extension in Lancaster County Mon. Dec. 30, 2019
- 2019 Extension Highlights
- Resilience Makes Nebraska Strong
- DISASTER RESPONSE & RECOVERY — Disaster response and recovery resources
- CROPPING & WATER SYSTEMS — Weather and crops
- LEARNING CHILD — Early childhood trainings and resources
- COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENT — ProHort Update
- FOOD, NUTRITION & HEALTH — Nutrition Education Program (NEP)
- COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENT — Insect/pest programs
- COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENT — Domestic water and wastewater management program
- COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENT / FOOD, NUTRITION & HEALTH — Extension garden
- FOOD, NUTRITION & HEALTH — food.unl.edu
- 4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT — 35,312 youth engaged in 4-H programs
- 4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT — 4-H clubs
- 4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT — 4-H at Lancaster County Super Fair
- 4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT — 4-H school enrichment programs
- 4-H YOUTH DEVELOPMENT — Afterschool programs
- Extension’s Volunteers Worth Over $800,000
- Benefit to People
- Benefit to People
- Benefit to People
- Benefit to People
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