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by CFHL Statewide Training
Dec 5th, 2024
Making the Healthy Choice the Easy Choice PSE Learning Collaborative
by CalFresh Healthy Living
Nov 19th, 2024
Nutrition Update: Connections Between Nutrition, Food Security, and Mental Health
Nov 6th, 2024
Local Resources
This page of links, sorted by county, is intended to make it easier for CalFresh Healthy Living eligible Californians to find local opportunities and events related to nutrition education and physical activity. These links can be found under the “Resources” tab in the menu at the top of the page.
by CalFresh Healthy Living
Nov 1st, 2024
The CalFresh Healthy Living Equity Framework
This framework serves as a guide for integrating an equity perspective across CFHL’s work.
Health equity refers to efforts to ensure that all people have full and equal access to opportunities that enable them to lead healthy lives. CalFresh Healthy Living (CFHL) is committed to advancing health equity throughout California by embedding equity-focused principles into all its programming.
by CFHL Statewide Training
Oct 30th, 2024
Asset-Based Storytelling Recorded Webinar
This recorded webinar course introduces participants to asset-based storytelling in writing, focusing on shifting from needs-based narratives to highlighting strengths and achievements.
by CFHL Statewide Training
Oct 30th, 2024
Season II Episode 10 - Uplifting Tribal Youth Through Community Gardening
Tune in to the season two finale of Stocking the Pantry. In this episode, we dive deeper into the community garden conversation and explore how gardening can support Indigenous youth. Host Carlos sits down with three guests from Wisconsin to discuss food sovereignty, cultural preservation, and how extension programs can work together with local tribes.
by CFHL Statewide Training
Oct 30th, 2024
Season II Episode 10 - Uplifting Tribal Youth Through Community Gardening
Tune in to the season two finale of Stocking the Pantry. In this episode, we dive deeper into the community garden conversation and explore how gardening can support Indigenous youth. Host Carlos sits down with three guests from Wisconsin to discuss food sovereignty, cultural preservation, and how extension programs can work together with local tribes.
Oct 29th, 2024
BAR and MYA Review Checklist
This document is designed to be used when reviewing a Budget Adjustment Requests (BAR) or a Mid-Year Amendment (MYA) before submission for an approval. It provides general guidance on what to review in each section of the Budget Form on the CFHL SharePoint site. Please note, your State Implementing Agency or CFHL Partner may have additional and/or stricter guidelines to follow.
by USDA FNS
Oct 23rd, 2024
SNAP-Ed Spanish Language Materials
Enjoy browsing the following delicious recipes, cookbooks, and recipe booklets, many developed by SNAP-Ed programs. Don't forget to check out MyPlate Kitchen as well, where all recipes are available in Spanish!
Visit the Spanish Language Resources.
by CFHL Statewide Training
Sep 25th, 2024
Growing in Recovery With Community Gardens
In this episode, hosts Colby and Tee sit down with Holly Lacell, SNAP-Ed Senior Coordinator for Washington State University’s Yakima County Extension. Holly explains how community gardens can be healing for individuals in recovery from a substance use disorder. She also gives advice to other SNAP-Ed implementers who are curious about starting their own community gardens. Plus, Colby and Tee share ...