CCE of Chautauqua County - Family & Consumer Science Program

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Family & Consumer Science Staff

Patricia Hammond, Issue Leader

(716) 664-9502, Ext. 216

 

Lucia Conti, Administrative Assistant

(716) 664-9502, Ext. 217

 

Nutrition Educators (Ext. 217)

Francisca Dallas

Rebecca Damcott-Davis

Alexandra Dominguez



Get Fit. Be Active. Stay Healthy.

Bringing Health & Nutrition Education to Chautauqua County

Cornell Cooperative Extension’s Family & Consumer Science programming provides nutrition, food safety, food security and food resource management education at community events, workshops and group meetings.


Eat Better for Less

Make Half Your Plate Fruits and Vegetables!

According to the Center for Disease Control, a growing body of research shows that fruits and vegetables are critical to promoting good health. To get the amount that's recommended, most people need to increase the amount of fruits and vegetables they eat every day.

 


Eat Smart New York Newsletter

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Living Smart Newsletter

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Smart Living Newspaper Article links

Eat greener during National Nutrition Month
Dispelling diabetes myths
Be smart about your health — consult the experts
Resolve to keep your resolve
Smart Holiday Spending
Getting Physical
Saving For Success
What's On Your Plate?
How Sweet It Is
Expanding Waistlines
Fresh Herbs: Creating Healthy Flavors
It's Easy To Reduce Food Poisoning Risk
We Be Jammin'
A Luscious Lunch To Go
Treats Don't Have To Be Candy
Lets Talk Turkey

Eat3: Eat Well, Eat Local and Eat Together Article Links

There Is Still Time To Celebrate American Heart Month
Eat well, eat local and eat together this holiday season
Onions Have A ‘Layered History’ In New York
‘Take Root’ With Carrots

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ESNY is an educational program available to SNAP recipients and other income-eligible residents. ESNY is a program provided by Cornell Cooperative Extension of ChautauquaCounty in partnership with the Chautauqua County Department of Social Services, funded by USDA’s SNAP Program. This institution provides equal program and employment opportunities. Eat Smart New York is a free nutrition education program available to SNAP recipients and SNAP eligible. To screen for SNAP benefit eligibility or to apply online for SNAP benefits, please visit https://www.mybenefits.ny.gov/


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