The program works by educating families with young
children on how to make simple, nutritious meals for the same cost and time as
running to a local fast food restaurant. Our goal is to vocalize the importance
of nutritious meals for children and to improve their quality of life in the
future. For more information about EFNEP you can visit http://www.fcs.uga.edu/ext/food/efnep.php
The University of Georgia’s Cooperative Extension
Service is currently working with our local WIC program to begin an EFNEP
program in Whitfield County. UGA is currently seeking applicants for a local
food and nutrition expert under the direction and leadership of the Whitfield
County Extension Coordinator, the UGA EFNEP Coordinator, and the Northwest
District Extension Director. For more information about this job and to apply
you can visit https://www.ugajobsearch.com/applicants/jsp/shared/Welcome_css.jsp
and the job posting number is 20121064.
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