WHAT'S NEW WITH US

As National Minority Health Month comes to an end, let’s continue our collective momentum in shifting how health care is delivered and empowering the underserved.

The unique environments, cultures, histories, and circumstances of racial and ethnic minorities impact their overall health, and — together — our network is committed to being the source for better health.

Thank you, valued partners, for providing quality, equitable, and respectful care and services that are responsive to diverse cultural health beliefs and practices!

Cornell Cooperative Extension's Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP) has rebranded across New York State as Building Healthy Habits!

This nutrition program continues to offer the same benefits as before, just with a new name. Limited-resource families with children who are eligible for various benefit programs like WIC, SNAP, or free or reduced school lunch can learn about nutrition, cooking skills, shopping on a budget, and other money- and food-saving tips through this program.

Classes are offered in group or one-on-one settings, including home visits. Youth grades 3-12 are eligible for nutrition classes in addition to adults.

**This program can be found under the Service Type: Nutrition Education

Healthy Alliance is an Albany Business Review 2019-2023 Best Places to Work and a

Modern Healthcare 2021-2023 Best Places to Work in Health Care!

WANT TO BE PART OF OUR AWARD-WINNING TEAM? AS OUR NETWORK GROWS,

SO DOES OUR TEAM!