Implementing Agency (IA)
Key Contacts
IA co-Lead
Email Acacia
Jen Moss
IA co-Lead
Email Jen
Amber Noskoff
Data Specialist
Email Amber
Upcoming Region 3 Events
Regional News & Updates
Region 3 SNAP-Ed Friday Update for 04/15/2022
Region 3 SNAP-Ed Friday Updates for 04/08/2022
Stories & Impacts

Rural schoolchildren try new, healthy foods with Harvest of the Month
Documents
Updated Processes and Purchasing FFY2022
Please use the resources below as a reference for 2021 reporting and fiscal due dates; required trainings; and information about regional meetings, effort certifications and program monitoring. Also included here are the two forms we request you use when submitting receipts with your invoices. Please use one form per receipt.
- FY22 R3 SNAP-Ed Processes Final (.docx) – UPDATED October 2021 (current for FY22)
- Subcontractor-Purchase-Documentation-Form (.docx)
- WSU-PCard-Purchase-Form (.docx)
- Invoice Guidance R3 SNAP-Ed (.docx) – Updated doc coming soon!
PEARS and Evaluation
Please use the resources below as a reference for 2022 tools and methods for training, tracking, surveying and reporting on SNAP-Ed activities in PEARS. Information on reporting Virtual Direct Education will be posted soon.
- FY22 PEARS Data Entry Checklist
- FFY22 PEARS Data Entry Checklist – Region 3 (.docx) – If you have questions about entering data into PEARS, please contact Amber Noskoff
- FY22 PEARS Updates
- FFY22 PEARS Requirements Overview – Region 3 (.pptx)
- December FFY2022 PEARS Updates (.docx) – Updates as of 12.17.2021
Curriculum
- Curriculum information, links and trainings available on the Curriculum page.
Dietary Guidelines and Recipe Guidance
The goal of SNAP-Ed, as stated in the Guidance is:
“to improve the likelihood that persons eligible for SNAP will make healthy food choices within a limited budget and choose physically active lifestyles consistent with the current Dietary Guidelines for Americans and the USDA food guidance.”
Given this goal, we want to be sure everyone has a chance to learn about the Dietary Guidelines for Americans (DGA’s), and has solid guidance on selecting recipes that fit within that guidance. Please use the resources below as a reference when choosing recipes and sharing nutrition information.
Handouts and Marketing Materials
Please use the resources below as a reference when developing or adapting handouts, promotional materials, videos, social media messages, or other forms of communication with your SNAP-Ed audiences.
- 2021 SNAP-Ed Required Disclaimers (.docx) *UPDATED 4/1/21* (still current for FY22)
- Tips for SNAP-Ed Handouts and Promotional Materials (.docx) *UPDATED 4/12/21* (still current for FY22)
Contact Lists
Region 3 Reports
FFY2022 Time and Effort Forms
Please use the following forms to report your SNAP-Ed time and effort in FFY2021.
- For those paid on SNAP-Ed funds PLUS any other source of funding, or those who are part-time/temporary/hourly SNAP-Ed staff, you will fill out this form UPDATED Time & Effort Certification of less than 100% -R3 (.xlsx) sign and email to Kim Buckhalter monthly.
- For those paid only with SNAP-Ed funds, you may fill out this form UPDATED 100% Certification – R3 (.xlsx), sign and email to Kim Buckhalter twice per year – By April 30, and again by October 30.
FFY2021-23 Planning
Local SNAP-Ed Programs will update their plans and budgets annually during the FFY2021-23 contract. FY23 Plans are due to Jen and Acacia by June 14, 2022. The first three documents are required. The needs assessment handout is a collection of resources to assist with local needs assessments to determine gaps and areas or populations with high need for services.
Regional SNAP-Ed Program Providers







