Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education

Welcome to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education (SNAP-Ed). What does the SNAP-Ed program do? It helps low-resource individuals, families and children to:

• Enjoy more fruits and vegetables
• Increase physical activity
• Choose and prepare nutritious meals and snacks
• Develop budgeting, shopping and cooking skills
• Use safe food handling, preparation and storage practices

SNAP-Ed is sponsored by the USDA through a contract with SRS and implemented by Kansas State Research and Extension (KSRE).

Classes are available online through K-State Research and Extension.

• State-Offered SNAP-Ed Classes

Additional Resources

• Kansas Extension SNAP-Ed Website
• SNAP-Ed Brochure
• SNAP-Ed Resources
• Kids a Cookin'
• EZ Does It YouTube Recipe Series

 

Downloads

• Kansas Annual Impact Report (en Espanol)
• Regional Success and Impact Report
• Dining on a Dime (May/June) (en Espanol)

Jan Mcmahon, Agent
Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP)
913-299-9300 ext. 108
jmcmahon@ksu.edu