Implementing Agency (IA)
Key Contacts
Walla Walla County Department of Community Health SNAP Ed Program
About Us
The Walla Walla County Department of Community Health in southeast Washington has offered SNAP-Ed programming for the past ten years. Recently we have focused on adult food access in local food pantries, healthy food promotion, healthy food and physical environments in childcare, and teaching youth in supportive housing as well as in schools. This year, look for our continued work around adult food access, a focus on healthy environments for childcare and supportive housing, and teaching youth in supportive housing, elementary and middle schools.

Walla Walla County Department of Community Health
Meet our Team!
Contact Us
Jessalyn Waring Bruce, SNAP-Ed Coordinator, jwaring@co.walla-walla.wa.us
Kara Breymeyer, Division Manager – Preventative Services, kbreymeyer@co.walla-walla.wa.us
Current Programming
Direct Education
- Read for Health
- Growing Healthy Habits
PSE
- Schools:
- Healthy food and physical activity events for students and families as catalysts for systems and policy change
- Harvest of the Month programming
- Food Pantries: Implement the Healthy Food Pantry Assessment Tool (HFPAT)
- Childcare Providers: Implement the NAPSACC Assessment
- Supportive Housing for Families: Implement an assessment
Community Partners
- Touchet School District
- Walla Walla Valley Farm to School Program
- Columbia Elementary School
- Dixie Elementary School
- Walla Walla Salvation Army
- Walla Walla CSO
- Vincent de Paul Food Pantry
- Childcare providers
- Early Learning Coalition
- Early Head Start
- Lincoln Terrace Housing, Blue Mountain Action Council