PARTNERS
Pennsylvania Nutrition Education Tracks (Tracks) partners with diverse community agencies to deliver Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education (SNAP-Ed) in Pennsylvania. Partnering agencies include school districts, community health clinics, Penn State Cooperative Extension, emergency food assistance organizations, and social service organizations.
Partners contribute years of experience and a close working knowledge of their local communities to Tracks programming. The following are Tracks partnering agencies for Fiscal Year 2009. For more information about each agency and its activities, please contact the individual listed as a contact.
Adagio Health
“AIM to Eat Right”
Albert Einstein Healthcare Network
“Families Understanding Nutrition (FUN)”
Altoona Area School District (AASD)
"Nutrition Tracks"
Commission on Economic Opportunity (CEO)
“Weinberg Regional Food Bank Nutrition Education”
Community Action Program of Lancaster County (CAPLANC)
“Nutrition Education Program (NEP) of Lancaster County”
Fayette County Community Action Agency, Inc. (FCCAA)
"Get Healthy Fayette"
The Food Trust
“Project P.E.A.C.H.”
Fulton County Food Basket, Inc.
“Nutrition Awareness Program”
Health Promotion Council of Southeastern Pennsylvania (HPC)
“Nutrition for Life”
Marywood University/University of Scranton
"Nutrition & Physical Education Program"
Maternal and Family Health Services, Inc. (MFHS)
“Healthy Habits”
Montgomery Co. Community Action Development Commission (CADCOM)
“Montco Nutrition Outreach (MNO)”
Penn State Nutrition Links
“Statewide Nutrition Education Program for Cooperative Extension”
Pennsylvania Nutrition Education Network (PA NEN)
PSU Cooperative Extention- Westmoreland County
“Living Healthy”
School District of Philadelphia (SDP)
“EAT.RIGHT.NOW”