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Resources for Equitable Programming

Health Equity and SNAP-Ed

Resources related to health equity and the impact it has on SNAP participants.

Cultural Resources

Resources and information on diverse cultural dietary patterns, eating behaviors, recipes, and educational materials in multiple languages.

Inclusive Nutrition Initiative

Resources to support SNAP-Ed staff in offering accessible programming to participants with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities.

Resources for Garden Projects

Gardening Tip Sheets

This resource is a collection of gardening tip sheets on a variety of topics. Translation available in Spanish and Russian.

Farm to School & Harvest of the Month

Resources to support Farm to School and Harvest of the Month in schools, early childhood education or other institutions serving SNAP eligible individuals.

Fresh from the Farm

A selection of fruit and vegetable brochures highlighting locally grown Washington State produce.

Resources for Schools

Healthy School Celebrations

Resources to help SNAP-Ed educators encourage healthy school celebrations.

Breakfast After the Bell

Information about the how SNAP-Ed providers can help extend messaging about the importance of breakfast for health and school success.

Resources for Food Shopping

SNAP Market Match

SNAP Market Match helps SNAP shoppers buy additional fruits, vegetables, herbs, and plant starts at more than 100 participating farmers markets. Markets match $40 or more per day for SNAP customers.

SNAP Produce Match

SNAP Produce Match helps SNAP shoppers buy more fruits and vegetables at their local grocery store.

Working with Food Pantries

Resources for behavioral economics in foods banks as well as information on food justice work with food banks.

Meal Planning, Shopping & Budgeting

Resources to help SNAP participants make healthy food choices on a budget.

Resources for Nutrition Education

Curriculum Rubric

The curriculum rubric is a tool available for all LIAs to evaluate available WA SNAP-Ed direct education curricula and to determine which one is best for their specific programming.