Nutrition Education
The East Texas Food Bank’s Nutrition Education program offers nutrition education classes and information to low-income community members by partnering with community organizations and social service agencies serving limited- resource clients. Classes are based on the USDA Guidelines and teach participants about eating nutritiously, shopping on a budget, food safety, cooking, meal planning, eating out, exercise, weight control, and disease prevention.
A six-lesson course, instructed once per week for six weeks, focusing on preparation and shopping for healthy meals on a limited budget.
The East Texas Food Bank schedules Nutrition Education throughout the year at schools, agencies and other locations.
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