Programming Topics
Health Issues Related to Diet and Nutrition
Food Safety
- Youth programs
- Consumer programs
- Special Audience programs
Prenatal Nutrition and Health
Have A Healthy Baby
The Have a Healthy Baby Program is a prenatal nutrition education program consisting of six lessons that emphasize nutrition and lifestyle choices -- smoking, drinking and drugs. The program is research-based, and taught by trained, caring professionals.
Safe Food and You
There is an increased risk of foodborne illness during pregnancy.
Approximately 2500 cases of listeriosis are diagnosed annually in persons throughout the life span, 20% of these cases are fatal. However, 30% of listeriosis occurs during pregnancy and can lead to miscarriage and preterm labor
Infant and Toddler Nutrition and Health
Raising Healthy Eaters
Child Care Culinary Workshops - Team Nutrition (CACFP)
School Age Nutrition and Health
Exploring MyPyramid with Professor Popcorn
Exploring MyPyramid with Professor Popcorn (Professor Popcorn) is a curriculum for youth in grades 1-6. The recent 2006 rewrite adapts the 2002 version with information related to MyPyramid and the 2005 Dietary Guidelines. Major concepts included in the curriculum have been linked to Indiana's health and science education standards.
Eat Your Way to Better Health (More Matters)
Farmer's Market Fact Sheets
June 2008
July 2008
August 2008
September 2008
October 2008
Adult Nutrition and Health
Indiana's Food for the Hungry
Emergency feeding programs, such as food pantries, soup kitchens, and meal programs, help to feed more than 25 million Americans. That's one in every 10 people in the United States!
Overcoming limited budgets, uncertain food supplies, less than ideal food storage or preparation conditions, and a seemingly endless stream of those in need can be a difficult task. Through the Indiana's Food for the Hungry on-line database, Purdue University Extension provides a resource to help consumers find local emergency feeding programs.
Caregiving
Caring for an Older Relative in My Home
Contact Dorothy Morre, dmorre@purdue.edu for more information
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