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A 2-page handout: the front features the MyPlate icon, containing foods and physical activities that may appeal to older adults. The back has specific tips listed under each MyPlate food group. The recommendations given are for a 1,800-calorie diet, as opposed to a 2,000-calorie diet.
The Nutrition Pantry Program (NPP) is a trauma-informed PSE change intervention designed to improve the food environment and client engagement within food pantries and other charitable distribution environments.
The One Healthy Breakfast Program (OHBP) is a direct education, social marketing, and PSE change intervention designed to improve home, community, and school food environments to ensure that every student starts their day with a healthy breakfast.
This set of cards is intended for use with children ages 4 to 15. The cards are divided into groups moderate to vigorous activities, warm-up activities and cool-down activities and labeled accordingly.
A guide with a step by step process and resources for implementing physical activity programming for SNAP eligible populations.
The 16 Skill Cards are a part of the Physical Activity (PA) Toolkit for Preschool- Aged Children available from the Nutrition Education and Obesity Prevention Branch of the California Department of Public Health.
PowerUp Your School (PowerUp) is an evidence-based physical activity program aligned with academic standards and social-emotional learning skills.
Project breakFAST is a Policy, Systems, and Environmental Change intervention designed to increase high school breakfast participation.
The PSE READI intervention was designed with guidance from SNAP-Ed and public health practitioners in Ohio to promote successful implementation of community nutrition Policy, System, and Environmental (PSE) programs as a broader strategy for obesity prevention.
