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  • Mind, Exercise, Nutrition…Do It!

    2018 Healthy Weight Partnership Inc.

    Mind, Exercise, Nutrition…Do it! (MEND) program is a direct education intervention designed to manage overweight, obesity in children 2-13 years old and their families by improving health, fitness, and self-esteem.

  • Out of School Nutrition and Physical Activity (OSNAP)

    2010 Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

    The Out of School Nutrition and Physical Activity (OSNAP) Initiative is a PSE change intervention designed to increase healthy nutrition and physical activity and reduce screen time for children, including the frequency with which water is served during snack at afterschool programs.

  • Rural Obesity Prevention Toolkit

    2017 The Rural Health Information Hub.

    The Rural Obesity Prevention Toolkit is made up of eight modules to help pinpoint factors in your community that promote obesity, convene partners to help address those problems, and apply proven obesity prevention strategies. Modules Include: 1. Understanding Obesity 2.

  • Stay Strong, Stay Healthy

    2019 University of Missouri Extension

    Stay Strong, Stay Healthy (SSSH) is a direct education intervention designed to help older adults increase physical activity, decrease sedentary behaviors, increase fruit and vegetable consumption, and sustain physical activity participation and healthy eating behaviors post program.

  • Teen Battle Chef

    2018 Family Cook Productions

    Teen Battle Chef (TBC) is a direct education and PSE change intervention designed to develop skills in nutrition, cooking, and leadership for participants and their families through cooking lessons, a PSE campaign, ongoing nutrition education, development of youth leaders, and supporting a cultur