SNAP-Ed Program

Funded by the USDA, the SNAP nutrition education program encourages students, adults, seniors, and community members to choose healthier foods and active lifestyles.

Through direct, evidence-based nutrition lessons, participants learn strategies to adopt healthy habits that will have an impact on their health.

  • SNAP-Ed educators work with community partners to create healthier environments by influencing local policies and systems.
  • The program is no-cost to eligible locations and has served over 60,000 Pennsylvania residents annually.
  • Partners include early childhood centers, K-12 schools, food pantries, and other community locations.
View our 2023 SNAP-Ed Impact Report

Funding Statement

This institution is an equal opportunity provider. This material was funded by USDA’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) through the PA Department of Human Services (DHS).