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  • Leah’s Pantry: Understanding Labels and Ingredients

    The Blackberry Center 91 Beehive Cir Drive, St. Cloud, FL

    Do you know the amount of sugar in various drinks? Is sugar bad or good for us? How much sugar does our body need? Come and learn how to make your own healthy drinks with less added sugars, easy and budget friendly.

  • 10 Tips for Adults

    Thonotosassa SDA Church 9525 Joe Ebert Rd., Seffner, FL

    Intervention designed to help individuals increase fruit and vegetable consumption, physical activity, water intake, and provide SNAP-Ed adults with the skills to purchase healthy foods on a budget.

  • Leah’s Pantry -Reading Nutrition Labels

    Baptist Terrace 414 East Pine Street, Orlando, FL

    We will focus on the importance of reading a nutrition label correctly and comprehending it. We will focus on such items as serving size, calories, fat, fiber, vitamins and nutrients. Such items in the ingredients list will also be discussed such as food dyes, hydrogenated fats and oils, fructose, MSG, aspartame, saccharin and natural flavors.

  • FoodSmarts

    Quincy Senior Center 79 Lasalle Leffall Drive, Quincy, FL

    This class is taught with a trauma- inforced curriculum to empower adults, 18 years and older, to make holistic health choices.

  • 10 Tips for Adults

    United Against Poverty 2520 Orange Avenue, Fort Pierce, FL

    Please send an e-mail to register for class. Single Session: This class is designed to encourage and improve healthy eating/ physical activity while being mindful of food resource management among those 18- to 59-year-olds who are participating in or eligible for FNS nutrition assistance programs.

  • Leah’s Pantry: Eat the Rainbow

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

    Who doesn't love to eat bright and colorful food? But did you know it's good for you too? Come join us and learn how eating a rainbow of colors can help keep you healthy.