CAA can help families make healthy food choices on a budget through the Nutrition Education & Training Program. At no cost, families will learn how to:
Shop for healthy food on a limited budget;
Make healthy food choices when eating out; and
Cook fast, easy and affordable recipes.
Using healthy and easy-to-find foods, registered dietitians will demonstrate how to prepare meals that the whole family can enjoy. After attending the two-class session, participants will receive a bag of groceries to try out their newly acquired skills.
Children, ages 3 and up, are also encouraged to attend. A kids nutrition class is offered, where they will learn how pick the right foods and how eating healthy can be fun.
To learn more about the Nutrition program or to register for a session,
contact Karah Stanley by phone at 513.569.1840 x 1198 or by email.
The Nutrition Education & Training Program is funded by
the Ohio Department of Development and the American Recovery & Reinvestment Act (ARRA).
Class Descriptions
Eating on the Go: Understand how to make heathy selections when eating fast food and learn how to make a nutritious meal when time is limited.
Eating Healthy on a Lean Wallet: Learn how to eat healthy when financial resources are limited. Identify ways to reduce food costs through planning and the use of coupons.
Healthy Holiday Eating: Learn how to make better food choices during the holiday season - from how to make favorite holiday dishes more healthy to ways to reduce calorie intake.
Supermarket Savvy: Learn how to read food labels, make the best use of time and money at the grocery store, and gain a better understanding of farmers markets.
The Urban Garden: Learn how to make use of space and save money by growing your own fruits, vegetables, and herbs. Participants will start their own container garden and learn what it takes to organize a community garden.
