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Adult Classes!
The adult classes in Riverton are on going through May 29, 2013. Participants are welcome to join at anytime. They meet on Wednesdays at 11:30am. Contact Marilou for more information!
May Is National Foster Care Month
Cent$ible Nutrition in Fremont County is partnering with the DFS Foster Care Program featuring Fanciful Feast Fixin's on May 13th! This will be a cooking class for families involved in the foster care program. The class will be preparing spaghetti, garlic bread, cucumber salad, and punch, with a special treat the kids can make, peanut butter balls!
The dinner will be at 6:00 pm at the Baptist Church in Riverton, 840 North 1st Street. For more information please contact D'Ann at 307-332-4038 Ext. 44.
Making National Impacts
Our program was featured in the 2012 national impact report for the Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP). This annual report shares the national cumulative impacts of research-based low-income nutrition education efforts through land-grant universities in all states and territories. It represents work with 130,485 adults and 479,398 youth through series-based, hands-on nutrition programming. Each year a few narrative success stories are featured and this year a story from a Wyoming participant was included:
| A legally blind married couple saved $200 a month by cooking at home and avoiding processed foods and take out. Both learned basic cooking skills and basic nutrition through the exceptional instruction of the EFNEP paraprofessional. The couple purchased an electric skillet with a Braille control knob to continue making the recipes they learned. They make eggs for breakfast instead of eating packaged breakfast bars and homemade stew is their new favorite dish. — Wyoming EFNEP |

Cooking for You or Two
Several small groups are learning how to cook nutritious low-cost meals from our Cooking for You or Two Cookbook.
Weekly at the Boy's Group Home, Special Education class at the high school, Fremont Counseling Group Home and the Community Entry Service Group Home.
Marty Moose
98 first graders at Aspen Elementary are being taken on a nutritious journey through the MyPlate food groups with Marty the Moose.
In February 2010, Riverton hosted a Commodity Chef Event. Access the event details and cookbook here!

