Introducing EFNEP in Henderson County

— Written By Ty Ancrum and last updated by Emily Capps
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Greetings Everyone,

My name is Tikiyha P. Ancrum and I am the new EFNEP Program Assistant in Henderson County. EFNEP stands for the Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program. This program is a federally funded program conducted through the N.C. Cooperative Extension Service administered through NC State University and N.C. A&T State University.

EFNEP’s mission is to improve the health of limited resource youth and families with young children through practical lessons on: basic nutrition and healthy lifestyles, resource management, and food safety. The program focuses on helping families and youth improve behaviors in the following areas: Dietary Intake as recommended by the Dietary Guidelines and MyPlate, Food Resource Management skills and practices, Nutrition Practices and Food Safety practices. My audience focus is Youth (75%) and Adult (25%). I’m currently providing lessons for Dana Elementary and the Mountain Community School. What I hope to accomplish as an EFNEP educator is to:

  • Create a fun, open, and productive learning environment for my participants;
  • Provide adequate teaching so that most (if not all!) of my participants are able to incorporate a nutrition-related skill that’ll last a lifetime.

In order to make all this possible, this curriculum creates a need for demonstration supplies. My program is in need of donations! Any help would be great! Here is a list of donations to continue to make this work possible:

  • Paper cups
  • Paper plates
  • Fresh vegetables and fruit (enough for 180 kids)
  • Money to purchase food for sampling recipes   

I appreciate your time and I look forward to making strides in Henderson County!

Sincerely,

Tikiyha P. Ancrum

Written By

Ty Ancrum, N.C. Cooperative ExtensionTy AncrumEFNEP Program Assistant Call Ty Email Ty N.C. Cooperative Extension, Henderson County Center
Updated on Dec 13, 2019
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