Nutrition Education

Check out the list of events in Racine and Kenosha for National Nutrition Month!

Emergency Food Resources Documents

Click the linked “Food Resource Lists” below to view resources for the respective counties.

Kenosha Food Resource List* (también disponible en Español)

Racine Food Resource List* (también disponible en Español)

*Information provided is updated bi-monthly; however, we recommend you check with the agency beforehand, using links and contact information provided. Visit “Resources for Community Organizations for more COVID information”

  • In the News: Nutrition Educator Creates Space for Learning

    Kenosha/Racine Counties’ Extension FoodWIse Bilingual Nutrition Educator, Rebeca Alonzo, was highlighted in the news for creating a space for learning.  Catch the short video found here   

  • Healthy communities require multiple actions

    In Kenosha County, rates of “food insecurity” – the inability to afford an adequate diet – are higher than those statewide. Learn more about the various strategies and efforts to address food insecurity at the article link above.

FoodWIse Program

Interactive nutrition and food safety workshops available in English and Spanish for learners of all ages. Save time and money by learning how to plan healthy, tasty meals, shop smarter, feed picky eaters, and reduce food waste. Classes are free to those eligible for WIC or FoodShare.

If you’re interested in learning more about our overall program, view our 2018 State FoodWIse results here!

The Kenosha/Racine FoodWIse office is located at 1220 Mound Avenue, Racine, WI 53404
(262) 635-6824

 

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Eating Smart, Being Active

The “Eating Smart Being Active” series is a free 9-week workshop for parents. Learn cooking and savvy shopping techniques, food safety, and get new recipes and incentive items that will help you and your family Eat Smart and Be Active! Refer a parent you know by clicking here!

16 FREE Continuing Education Hours can also be received by early child care workers. Inquire at the number below!

Cooking Matters At The Store

Cooking Matters at the Store is a guided grocery store tour that teaches adults with limited incomes how to get the most nutrition for their food dollars. Cooking Matters at the Store ends with the $10 Challenge, an activity where participants use the skills they’ve just learned to buy a healthy meal for a family of four, for under $10. Participants also take home a booklet with recipes and shopping tips.

 

 Call (262) 635-6824 for more information.

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  • Past Healthy Communities Initiatives
  • Eating Smart, Being Active