Wyandot County Family and Consumer Sciences

Last modified 2008-04-28 11:15

Elizabeth "Liz" Smith, Extension Educator

FCS

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The FCS program in Wyandot County focuses on needs and issues expressed by an Advisory Committee and informal community involvement. Focus areas include nutrition, with special focus on diabetes education, wellness, and prevention. Human development is another priority area. Such programs as cooking with at risk youth, mentoring, school attendance intervention, teens and divorce, and parenting education are offered presently. E-mail.

News Release on Calculating Costs of Obesity - April 2008

News Release on Calcium and its importance with arthritis - March 2008 Click here for more information.

News Release on Fiber Goal linked with calorie intake- December 2007

News Release on Fruits and Vegetables - November 2007

News Release on Omega 3 - August 2007

News Release on the Mentoring Program - August 2007

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