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  • Leah’s Pantry: Setting the Stage for Healthy Habits

    Oakleaf Landings 2350 North Central Avenue, Kissimmee, FL

    We will compare the differences between the MyPlate approach and what participants typically eat for breakfast, lunch and dinner. We will map out a healthy vision board and identify small changes that support that vision.

  • Food Smarts

    Chumuckla Community Center 2355 Hwy 182 W., Chumuckla, FL

    Feeding the Gulf Coast is helping our community learn about nutrition. This program is all about making learning fun and respectful. We believe that when learning is enjoyable and sensitive to people's feelings and experiences, it can help us make better choices about what we eat. Let's learn together!

  • Leahs Pantry Food Smarts Adults – Rethink Your Drink

    YouThrive Florida - Tavares 302 N St Clair Abrams Avenue, Tavares, FL

    Guess the amount of sugar in some of your favorite drinks and learn ways to drink more water during the day. Learn about ways to still enjoy your drinks by making them healthier!

  • Reduce Your Sodium Intake

    Cocoa West Community Center 230 S Burnett Road, Cocoa, FL

    Almost all of the world's population is overconsuming sodium. Yet we know that reducing sodium intake is one of the most cost-effective ways to improve overall health. Join us to learn some strategies to lower your sodium intake.

  • Eat Smart Live Strong (Session 1: Reach Your Goals)

    Meals on Wheels of Citrus County: Central Citrus Community Center 2804 West Marc Knighton Court, Lecanto, FL

    Interactive, trauma-informed nutrition lessons that include a food demonstration, while focusing on how to nourish your body, moving your body in safe and enjoyable ways, exploring where foods come from, and health goal setting

  • Leah’s Pantry: Setting the Stage for Healthy Habits

    Central Florida Hope Center 1010 South Dillard Street, Winter Garden, FL

    We will compare the differences between the MyPlate approach and what participants typically eat for breakfast, lunch and dinner. We will map out a healthy vision board and identify small changes that support that vision.

  • Leah’s Pantry: Setting the Stage for Healthy Habits

    Central Florida Hope Center 1010 South Dillard Street, Winter Garden, FL

    We will compare the differences between the MyPlate approach and what participants typically eat for breakfast, lunch and dinner. We will map out a healthy vision board and identify small changes that support that vision.

  • Creating a Balance Meal

    Shannon Staub Library 4675 Career Ln, North Port, FL

    Creating a balanced meal by choosing whole foods and a variety of fruits and vegetables.

  • Saving Time in The Kitchen

    Library Partnerships Center/Alachua 912 NE 16th Ave., Gainesville, FL

    Get the most for your budget. There are many ways to save money on the foods you eat. The 3 main steps will be discussed.

  • Saving Time in The Kitchen

    Center Point Church Distribution 1650 Blanding Blvd., Middleburg

    Saving time in the kitchen to make cooking quicker, easier, and less stressful. In this class we will go over: prep tactics, enjoying veggies raw, loving your leftovers, small but mighty appliances, getting to know your kitchen.

  • Sleep Your Way to Health

    Central Manor 136 Fairview Avenue, Daytona Beach, FL

    Participants will learn about the importance of sleep and how to make sure they are getting enough rest

  • Leahs Pantry Food Smarts Adults – Rethink Your Drink

    YouThrive Florida - Clermont 131 Chestnut Street, Clermont, FL

    Guess the amount of sugar in some of your favorite drinks and learn ways to drink more water during the day. Learn about ways to still enjoy your drinks by making them healthier!

  • Healthy Affordable Meals for Every Body

    Lake City LEC 628 SE Allison Court, Lake City, FL

    Eating healthy might seem challenging when you have a limited budget. Meal planning each week can take the stress out of mealtime and save you time, money, and effort. By following the steps for meal planning, you will learn simple techniques to help you choose foods that are nutritious and fit in your budget while […]

  • Reduce Your Sodium Intake

    Palm Bay Captain's House 1300 Bianca Drive, Palm Bay, FL

    Almost all of the world's population is overconsuming sodium. Yet we know that reducing sodium intake is one of the most cost-effective ways to improve overall health. Join us to learn some strategies to lower your sodium intake.

  • Eat Smart Live Strong (Session 1: Reach Your Goals)

    Meals on Wheels of Citrus County: West Citrus Community Center 8940 West Veterans Drive, Homosassa, FL

    Interactive, trauma-informed nutrition lessons that include a food demonstration, while focusing on how to nourish your body, moving your body in safe and enjoyable ways, exploring where foods come from, and health goal setting

  • Leahs Pantry Food Smarts Adults – Rethink Your Drink

    Neighborhood Center of South Lake 14727 Timber Village Road, Groveland, FL

    Guess the amount of sugar in some of your favorite drinks and learn ways to drink more water during the day. Learn about ways to still enjoy your drinks by making them healthier!

  • Eat Smart Live Strong (Session 1: Reach Your Goals)

    Savannah Cove Apartments 1124 Lauren Lane, Tarpon Springs, FL

    Interactive, trauma-informed nutrition lessons that include a food demonstration, while focusing on how to nourish your body, moving your body in safe and enjoyable ways, exploring where foods come from, and health goal setting

  • Focus on Moving More

    Robert Sharp I 103 NW 202 Ter, Miami, FL

    Recipe: Shepard's Pie

  • Decoding Food Expiration Dates

    Hope Lake Weir 10495 SE Sunset Harbor Rd, Summerfield, FL

    Participants will become familiar with the process of "code-dating" foods and the different terms used in that process.

  • Creating a Balance Meal

    Senior Friendship Center 2350 Scenic Dr., Venice, FL

    Creating a balanced meal by choosing whole foods and a variety of fruits and vegetables.

  • How Much Food and Physical Activity

    COA Baker 5426 Willis Hodges Rd., Macclenny, FL

     Knowing the recommended servings of each food groups is an important step in creating a healthy consumption pattern. Getting adequate physical activity is just as important as ones dietary practices for overall health. This class provides tips and activities to promote health-centered practices.

  • Eat Smart Live Strong (Session 1: Reach Your Goals)

    Meals on Wheels of Citrus County: East Citrus Community Center 9907 East Gulf to Lake Highway, Iverness, FL

    Interactive, trauma-informed nutrition lessons that include a food demonstration, while focusing on how to nourish your body, moving your body in safe and enjoyable ways, exploring where foods come from, and health goal setting

  • Healthy Food Prep

    COJ Bennie Furlong Senior Center 281 19th Ave. S, Jacksonville Beach, FL

    Healthy eating is important at every age. Eating different fruits, veggies, grains, protein and dairy. Choose options that are full of nutrients and limited in added sugar, saturated fat and sodium. Share tips how to consider "healthy food preparation".

  • Eating Healthy on a Budget

    Renaissance Senior Center 3800 South Econlockhatchee Trail, Orlando, FL

    In this class, participants will learn how to add healthy food sources to their diets without putting a dent in their wallets.

  • Sleep Your Way to Health

    Volusia Council on Aging - Daytona Beach 308 S Dr Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Daytona Beach, FL

    Participants will learn about the importance of sleep and how to make sure they are getting enough rest

  • Vary Your Protein Routine

    South Mainland Community Center 3700 Allen Avenue, Micco, FL

    Protein is an important nutrient that helps us build and maintain muscle. But it's important to remember to change up your protein sources from time to time. Join us to learn some tips for doing just that.

  • Sleep Your Way to Health

    Conviva Care Center - Orange City 876 Saxon Blvd, Daytona Beach, FL

    Participants will learn about the importance of sleep and how to make sure they are getting enough rest

  • Food Smarts

    Marie K. Young Wedgewood Center 6405 Wagner Road, Pensacola, FL

    Feeding the Gulf Coast is helping our community learn about nutrition. This program is all about making learning fun and respectful. We believe that when learning is enjoyable and sensitive to people's feelings and experiences, it can help us make better choices about what we eat. Let's learn together!

  • Healthy Food Prep

    Flagler County Senior Services 2199 Commerce Pkwy, Bunnell, FL

    Healthy eating is important at every age. Eating different fruits, veggies, grains, protein and dairy. Choose options that are full of nutrients and limited in added sugar, saturated fat and sodium. Share tips how to consider "healthy food preparation".

  • Food Processing and Eat the Rainbow

    Jacob Chapel 2333 Lake Bradford Rd, Tallahassee, FL

    This class is taught using a trauma-informed curriculum to empower adults aged 18 and older to make informed, holistic health choices

  • Food Processing and Eat the Rainbow

    Jacob Chapel 2333 Lake Bradford Rd, Tallahassee, FL

    This class is taught using a trauma-informed curriculum to empower adults aged 18 and older to make informed, holistic health choices

  • 10 Tips for Adults: Part 2 (Build a Healthy Meal)

    Verterans Services of Manatee County 1401 3rd Avenue, Bradenton, FL

    Interactive, trauma-informed nutrition lessons that include a food demonstration, while focusing on how to nourish your body, moving your body in safe and enjoyable ways, exploring where foods come from, and health goal setting

  • Vary Your Protein Routine

    Port St John Community Center 6650 Corto Road, Port St. John, FL

    Protein is an important nutrient that helps us build and maintain muscle. But it's important to remember to change up your protein sources from time to time. Join us to learn some tips for doing just that.

  • Decoding Food Labels

    AdventHealth Well 65+ - Oviedo 1665 W Broadway Street, Oviedo, FL

    In this class, participants will learn how to read and understand a Nutrition Facts label so they can make informed, healthier food choices.

  • Saving Time in The Kitchen

    Healthy eating is important at every age. Eating different fruits, veggies, grains, protein and dairy. Choose options that are full of nutrients and limited in added sugar, saturated fat and sodium. Share tips how to consider "healthy food preparation".

  • Food Smarts

    Arc of the Bay 1700 Alabama Avenue, Lynn Haven, FL

    Feeding the Gulf Coast is helping our community learn about nutrition. This program is all about making learning fun and respectful. We believe that when learning is enjoyable and sensitive to people's feelings and experiences, it can help us make better choices about what we eat. Let's learn together!

  • Food Processing and Eat the Rainbow

    Maranatha SDA Church 3121 Jim Lee Rd, Tallahassee, FL

    This class is taught using a trauma-informed curriculum to empower adults aged 18 and older to make informed, holistic health choices

  • Know Your Fats

    Sunflower House 3125 Fell Road, West Melbourne, FL

    Fats are an important and abundant part of any diet. However, did you know that there are beneficial fats and harmful fats? Join us to learn which fats are which and how to get more of the good ones in your daily diet.

  • Decoding Food Labels

    AdventHealth Well 65+ - Sanford 401 Towne Center Blvd, Sanford, FL

    In this class, participants will learn how to read and understand a Nutrition Facts label so they can make informed, healthier food choices.

  • 10 Tips for Adults

    YMCA of The Palm Beaches 2728 Lake Worth Rd, Lake Worth, United States
  • Eating Healthy on a Budget

    Habitat For Humanity of Seminole-Apopka Virtual, Altamonte Springs, FL

    In this class, participants will learn how to add healthy food sources to their diets without putting a dent in their wallets.

  • Family Time in the Kitchen

    Jackson County Extension Office 2741 Penn Avenue, Marianna, FL

    This class is taught using a trauma-informed curriculum to empower adults aged 18 and older to make informed, holistic health choices

  • Food Processing & The Plant-Focused Diet

    Quincy Senior Center 79 Lasalle Leffall Drive, Quincy, FL

    This class is taught using a trauma-informed curriculum to empower adults aged 18 and older to make informed, holistic health choices

  • Know Your Fats

    Woody Simpson Community Center 1590 Schoolhouse Street, Merrit Island, FL

    Fats are an important and abundant part of any diet. However, did you know that there are beneficial fats and harmful fats? Join us to learn which fats are which and how to get more of the good ones in your daily diet.

  • Sugar Shockers

    HOPE Helps, Inc. 812 Eyrie Drive, Oviedo, FL

    In this class, participants will learn how to identify added sugars in their favorite drinks as well as why it is important to limit them.

  • Your Healthy Goals

    Virginia B Andes Volunteer Community Clinic 21297 Olean Blvd, Port Charlotte, FL

    Participants will learn how to set and achieve health goals

  • Vary Your Protein Routine

    Dr. Joe Lee Smith Recreation Center 415 Stone Street, Cocoa, FL

    Protein is an important nutrient that helps us build and maintain muscle. But it's important to remember to change up your protein sources from time to time. Join us to learn some tips for doing just that.

  • Superstar Ingredients

    The Senior Care Foundation 6109 Pembroke Rd, Hollywood, FL
  • Eat Smart Live Strong (Session 3: Colorful and Classic Favorites)

    Savannah Cove Apartments 1124 Lauren Lane, Tarpon Springs, FL

    Interactive, trauma-informed nutrition lessons that include a food demonstration, while focusing on how to nourish your body, moving your body in safe and enjoyable ways, exploring where foods come from, and health goal setting

  • Food Smarts

    Health & Hope Clinic 718 E Olive Road, Pensacola, FL

    Feeding the Gulf Coast is helping our community learn about nutrition. This program is all about making learning fun and respectful. We believe that when learning is enjoyable and sensitive to people's feelings and experiences, it can help us make better choices about what we eat. Let's learn together!

  • Rethink your drink

    This class is taught using a trauma-informed curriculum to empower adults aged 18 and older to make informed, holistic health choices