41. Dairy Council Of California - Order Free Health Professional Client Programs Free, fourcolor, nutrition education programs for california health Professionals nutrition Files Bridging Research to Practice. For health http://www.dairycouncilofca.org/hp/

Free, four-color, nutrition education programs for California Health Professionals: Activity and Eating Calcium Connections Pregnancy Parents of Preschool Children ... Parents of School-age Children All programs are available in English and Spanish. Improve your health by using our interactive tools. Personal Nutrition Planner Provides BMI, an individualized food pyramid and planning tools to improve health. Women's Fitness Planner Provides personalized information about women's unique physical activity needs. Calcium Quiz Check your diet and see if you are getting enough of this important nutrient. More Tools For Health Professionals: Over 20 papers summarize key issues in nutrition and health with suggestions for clinical practice. Client Resources: Get free handouts that serve as appropriate educational materials in a doctor's office or as supplemental materials given in a nutrition class or community lecture.

42. California Community Health Education-wellness Programs-public Health Awareness Fatima Angeles, Program Director, The california Wellness Foundation california Department of health Services california nutrition Network East Bay http://www.civicpartnerships.org/default.asp?id=315

43. C.O.R.E. Weight Management Program At The UCLA Center For Human Nutrition Vision Food, nutrition, and health in the 21st Century The International nutrition program administers the following projects and programs (a) USAID http://www.uchsc.edu/core/ucla.htm

C.O.R.E. Return to C.O.R.E. Leadership UCLA Center for Human Nutrition Vision: Food, Nutrition, and Health in the 21st Century The Center for Human Nutrition has been established to provide leadership in nutritional sciences at UCLA by facilitating interdisciplinary research, improving patient care, and creating educational initiatives for health professionals and the public. As we move into the 21st Century, nutrition will be the central focus of our efforts to prevent and treat common chronic diseases through integrating scientific, medical, and public health approaches. Specific Objectives Provide academic leadership in nutritional sciences within the Center for the Health Sciences and the University of California, Los Angeles. Provide the administrative support structure to enhance research, education, patient care, and community outreach in nutrition. Provide the resources and environment uniquely attractive and suited to unprecedented interdisciplinary integration of nutrition research. Continue to foster the pioneering tradition of Medical Center physicians and University scientists to study methods of using naturally occurring nutrients and chemicals in foods to treat and prevent diseases.

44. California Project LEAN (Leaders Encouraging Activity And Nutrition) california Project LEAN works with state and local physical activity and Los Angeles County Department of health Services nutrition Program Director http://www.lapublichealth.org/nut/plean.htm

Home Programs Hospitals Clinics ... Contact Info Programs Ask the Dietitian Project LEAN Resources Quick Guide Seasonal Produce Tips Project LEAN Current News Breakfast Posters - LA Collab Billboard Campaign Current Flu and vaccine info Flu vaccine order form - extended deadlines Events Calendar Project LEAN History and Major Accomplishments Project LEAN (Leaders Encouraging Activity and Nutrition) California Project LEAN works with state and local physical activity and nutrition leaders to conduct programs in communities throughout California. Los Angeles Region Project LEAN is one of the 12 regional offices in California housed within the Los Angeles County Health Department, Public Health Nutrition Program. Los Angeles Region Project LEAN MISSION To increase healthy eating and physical activity to reduce the prevalence of chronic disease such as heart disease, cancer, stroke, osteoporosis and diabetes. VISION Californians are physically active, eating healthy foods, and living in communities that support healthy lifestyles. GOALS OF PROJECT LEAN To create healthier communities through policy/environmental changes that support healthy eating and physical activity.

45. NCIDC's Food And Nutrition Program NCIDC administers a statewide california Food and nutrition Program (CFNP) targeted at the and to improve the nutrition and health of participants. http://www.ncidc.org/food/

Through this index you will find the names of many useful programs and organizations. Please bookmark this page for future access! New additions to the Food and Nutrition Program website: Food and Nutrition Program Newsletters and Archives The People's Guide! Nutrition Insights: The Diet Quality of American Indians CFNP Mini-Grant 2005 RFP NCIDC administers a statewide California Food and Nutrition Program (CFNP) targeted at the coordination of existing public and private food assistance resources, to assist low-income Tribal communities to identify potential sponsors of child nutrition programs. The CFNP also initiates new programs in underserved or unserved areas, and develops innovative approaches at the state and local levels to meet the nutrition needs of low-income Indian people. The CFNP works directly with Tribes and Indian organizations to develop nutrition education programs and inform tribal governments and Indian communities of nutrition programs available to them. One of the desired outcomes of this informational project is to get more Indian communities to participate in programs such as the Summer Food Program and the School Breakfast Program. The program has compiled and distributed pertinent food and nutrition newsletters and information to California Tribes and community based organizations on a monthly basis. This information includes, for example, low-fat recipes, exercise ideas, healthy tips, and other related information. Over 80 different tribes and Indian organizations have been served through this distribution component of the program.

46. California Nutrition Network In October 2004, the health and nutrition Education Program began its fourth program, funded by ACOE and the california nutrition Network for healthy, http://www.alameda-coe.k12.ca.us/apps/page.asp?Q=899

47. University Of Nevada - Southern Area Cooperative Extension The mission of the health and nutrition Team of the UNCESouthern Area is this team and its members to provide educational programs in Southern Nevada http://www.unce.unr.edu/Southern/health.html

The mission of the Health and Nutrition Team of the UNCE-Southern Area is to enhance the health of individuals, families and communities through educational efforts that encourage health-promoting, risk reducing behaviors throughout the life span. It is the philosophy of this team and its members to provide educational programs in Southern Nevada to enhance the decision-making ability of our audiences so that they assume responsibility for their health and improve their quality of life. Our scholarly, research-based approach to community programming distinguishes us from other agencies and organizations. We believe our efforts serve to augment rather than duplicate the efforts of others. Claudia Collins Claudia Collins, PhD. is a specialist in Aging issues . A sociologist, Dr. Collins analyzes demographics on the rapidly growing senior population in Clark County and has authored the book, "Las Vegas: The Social Production of an All-American City." She has created the 16-week Seniors CAN Program which is taught in urban and rural Clark County and is expanding to other communities in Nevada as well as across the country. A former television journalist, Dr. Collins also hosts "Extension Connection." Programs: Seniors Seniors CAN Senior Autobiography Workshop Carolyn Leontos Carolyn Leontos is a specialist in nutrition issues and has 20 years experience with the University of Nevada Cooperative Extension. A registered dietitian and certified diabetes educator, she focuses on behavior change strategies that may help people at high risk of developing diabetes reduce their risk of the disease and its complications. Her book, "What to Eat When You Get Diabetes," addresses these issues. In addition she also concentrates on building good nutrition habits in elementary and middle school age children.

48. Family & Community Health Services Public health Nursing; Community health Representative Program public health vector and injury control, nutrition and health education programs. http://www.crihb.org/FCHS/fchshome.htm

4400 Auburn Blvd., 2nd Floor, Sacramento, CA 95841 Last updated: August 3, 2004 Services Department (FCHS) New to this page: First 5:Community Action Grant Contents: American Indian Youth Challenge Injury Prevention: Home SAFE Bike SAFE ... Injury Prevention Links Early Childhood Education: First 5:Community Action Grant Nutrition Diabetes PHN/CHR's ... Newsletters Department Director: Michael Weahkee Asst. Dept. Dir/Nutritionist: Stacey Kennedy Public Health Nurse: Barbara Hart Behavioral Health Consultant: Deborah Carter Tobacco Program Coordinator (AITEN): Donna Archuleta Tobacco Program Coordinator (CDC): Jacelyn Macedo Health Education Spec. II (Injury Prevention): Myla Jensen Health Education Spec. II (Community Challenge) : Adriana Kimbriel Health Education Spec. II (AITEN): Raul Salazar Health Education Specialist I (Injury Prevention): Vacant Health Education Specialist (CDC): Maylynn Riding In Department Secretary: Dorris Smith Tobacco Program Secretary: Francine Vann ATS Health Education Specialist II Loren Nakai Public Health Nursing Community Health Representative Program Social Wellness Public Health Vector and Injury Control Nutrition Health Education On-site assistance for local Tribal Health Programs in the planning, design, and implementation of preventive health programs

49. ASHA - Conference Sessions By Topic Michael Schmoyer, Gloria B. Bryan; Coordinated School health programs A Brenda Humphreys, Marikate Venuto; california s SB 19 Pupil nutrition Act http://www.ashaweb.org/sessionsbytopic0505.html

American School Health Association 7263 State Route 43 P.O. Box 708 Kent, Ohio 44240 Phone: 330.678.1601 Fax: 330.678.4526 Email: asha@ashaweb.org Sessions by Topic September 19, 2005 Independent Sessions Assessment CDC's School Health Index: Like You've Never Seen It Before! Anu Gupta The Physical Education Curriculum Analysis Tool: Its Use and Application Sarah Lee Alcohol, Tobacco and Other Drugs Getting to Tobacco-Free Schools: Collecting and Using Personal Testimony to Promote Policy Jane Pritzl, David Wattenbarger New Issues for CDC's Tobacco-Use Prevention Guidelines Linda Crossett, Mary Vernon-Smiley Collaboration The National Initiative to Improve Adolescent Health: Improving the Lives of Adolescents Through Collaboration Angeli Achrekar, Claire Brindis, Missy Flemming. Co-authors: Trina Anglin, Sweena Aulakh, Kari Gloppen Coordinated School Health Programs Making a Difference for Students Through Coordinated School Health Programs (CSHP) Shannon Michael, Kari Gloppen, Mary McKenna Getting Results: A Resource for Effective School-Based Prevention Joy Osterhout Parental and Community Involvement in Coordinated School Health Programs Carmen Head Evaluating Comprehensive School Health Education Curriculum: Methodological and Practical Challenge William Kane, Lisa Russell, Karin Coyle, Jill Glassman, Nancy Shanfeld

50. San Mateo County nutrition health Department - WIC california nutrition Network Teen health Public health nutrition programs - health Department - WIC (The Special http://www.eparks.net/smc/county/service/0,,1774_2126_5435,00.html

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51. An Overview Of The California Nutrition Network For Healthy, Active Families (Ne (1) Cancer Prevention and nutrition Section, california Department of health The Network is a statewide public health program in california whose http://apha.confex.com/apha/130am/techprogram/paper_46153.htm

The 130th Annual Meeting of APHA 4191.0: Tuesday, November 12, 2002 - 2:30 PM Abstract #46153 An overview of The California Nutrition Network for Healthy, Active Families (Network): Creating a social marketing program to address nutrition and physical activity Carole Pirruccello, MPH, RD , Karen Shepard, MSW , Gil Sisneros, MPH, CHES , and D. Ginsburg, MPH . (1) Cancer Prevention and Nutrition Section, California Department of Health Services, P.O. Box 942732, MS-662, Sacramento, CA 94234-7320, (916) 324-3721, CPIRRUCC@dhs.ca.gov , (2) California Department of Health Services, Cancer Prevention and Nutrition Section, PO Box 942732, MS 662, 601 N. 7th Street, Sacramento, CA 94234-7320 Learning Objectives: At the end of the session, the participant will be able to Describe the development,implementation and key outcome strategies of the Network's social marketing program to promote healthy eating and physical activity among low-income consumers in California. Describe elements of the social marketing activities, including public/private partnerships, promotion, consumer empowerment, community development, environmental/systems change, and policy development. Apply knowledge of the Network's social marketing program examples to establish similar programs in other communities.

52. Department Of Health Services - WIC Branch Homepage Homepage for the california State WIC Branch. Contains sections about the WIC Program, Women Infants and Children (WIC) Supplemental nutrition Program http://www.wicworks.ca.gov/

California Home CDHS Home CDHS Comments CDHS Search ... Flex Your Power See energy saving tips... Women Infants and Children (WIC) Supplemental Nutrition Program WHAT'S NEW NOTICE Qualifying residents of Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama forced to relocate to California by Hurricane Katrina will be eligible to receive WIC benefits here, according to the California Department of Health Services (DHS), which administers the federal supplemental nutrition program. For more information please contact your local WIC agency. For the location of your nearest local agency please Click Here. Any Authorized Vendor Grocers Forum You are invited to the upcoming WIC-sponsored Grocers Forum in September and October 2005. more... 2005 WIC Authorized Food List The 2005 WIC Authorized Food List (in English or Spanish) and WIC Shopping Guide are now available for viewing and download. more... WIC Breastfeeding Peer Counselor Training Manual more... Nutrition Education Cards and Circle Charts Here are two versions of a learner-centered individual education aid to help you start the dialogue with participants.

53. San Mateo County -- Health Department -- -- Public Health: Nutrition Programs Public health nutrition programs, Printer Friendly View california nutrition Network for healthy, Active Families For basic information or to request http://www.smhealth.org/smc/department/home/0,2151,1954_191909,00.html

Monday, September 19, 2005 ADVANCED SEARCH Aging and Adult Services Correctional Health Emergency Medical Services ... Immunizations Nutrition Bioterrorism Newsroom Public Health: Nutrition Programs Printer Friendly View WIC (The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children) For basic information or to enroll: (650) 573-2168 WIC Coordinator Yuchi Yang, RD Six WIC sites in the county provide comprehensive nutrition services to young families. These services include: Food vouchers for the purchase of nutritious foods such as milk, cheese, formula, juice, beans, cereals, eggs, peanut butter, and others. Nutritional assessment and counseling for each participant. Nutrition education classes covering such subjects as breast feeding, introduction of solids, baby bottle tooth decay, prenatal nutrition, childhood feeding, and lots more. Other education covering subjects of importance to young families, such as immunizations, childhood lead poisoning, childhood safety, anti-smoking education. Referral to other organizations and programs when needed (e.g. alcohol and drug, CCS, Smokefree Start for Families).

54. Welcome To Children's Council Of San Francisco -- Child Care Resource And Referr nutrition, physical and mental health, family health and dental insurance Established in 1987, the california Childcare health Program (CCHP) is a http://www.childrenscouncil.org/health/weblinks.aspx

home en Espa±ol Chinese about ccsf ... contact us Children's Council of San Francisco Home Health Weblinks Healthy Communities, Families, and Kids Online Forms The Child Care Food Program Medical and dental coverage for low-income families AIM for healthy pregnancy and healthy babies ... Weblinks Healthy Communities, Families, and Kids Nutrition, physical and mental health, family health and dental insurance programs, safety information American Journal of Public Health: http://www.ajph.org/cgi/content/abstract/94/9/1501 “Childhood Obesity Studies,” from the 2004 issue of the American Journal of Public Health, finds that, after obesity-prevention education at WIC centers, parents more often offer their children water and engage with them in active play. The report also finds that increasing PE in kindergarten and first grade by one hour per week could reduce overweight in 5- and 6-year-old girls by up to 10 percent. Archives of Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine: http://archpedi.ama-assn.org/cgi/content/abstract/158/9/884

55. UCLA Nutrition Education The UCLA Center for Human nutrition now houses the various programs of the first The international and public health programs of the Center for Human http://apps.medsch.ucla.edu/nutrition/nutritioncenter.htm

Center for Human Nutrition Medical Nutrition Syllabus Guide to Healthy Diet and Lifestyle Exercise Guidelines ... Adolescent Nutrition Assessment Checklist UCLA Center for Human Nutrition Including Two National Institutes for Health Funded Centers: Center for Dietary Supplements Research: Botanicals UCLA/NCI Clinical Nutrition Research Unit Vision: Food, Nutrition, and Health in the 21st Century The Center for Human Nutrition provides leadership in nutritional sciences at UCLA by facilitating interdisciplinary research, improving patient care, and creating educational initiatives for health professionals and the public. As we move into the 21st Century, nutrition will be the central focus of our efforts to prevent and treat common chronic diseases and extend human lifespan through integrating scientific, medical, and public health approaches. Specific Objectives Provide academic leadership in nutritional sciences within the Center for the Health Sciences and the University of California, Los Angeles, the Southern California region and the nation. Provide the administrative support structure to enhance research, education, patient care, and community outreach in nutrition and dietary supplementation for health.

56. Berkeley City Health Department Nutrition And Physical Activity 1 WIC Women, Infant and Children nutrition Program 2 MCAH - Maternal, Child, and Adolescent 7 HHS SP - health and Human Services Senior programs http://www.cchealth.org/topics/prevention/case_studies/berkeley_health.php

skip navigation health centers and clinics search accessibility statement search: advanced search Health Topics Services Health Coverage ... Case Studies January, 2003 Berkeley City Health Department: Nutrition and Physical Activity Spectrum of Prevention Level of Spectrum of Prevention Activities 7. Influencing Policy and Legislation Recent Efforts Organization of area-wide breast feeding promotional event to promote breastfeeding and raise awareness among policy makers of need for physical building space for breastfeeding mothers in the workplace. Event achieved international as well as local attention, and set international record in August, 2002.(WIC1 and MCAH2) Active in the development and passage of the City of Berkeley Food and Nutrition Policy passed in September, 2001. Recent and Ongoing Efforts Participating in the Berkeley Food Policy Council to implement prioritized items from the City Food and Nutrition Policy passed in 2001.(CDPP Participating on the Berkeley Unified School District Child Nutrition Advisory Committee to share resources that support the implementation of the BUSD Food and Nutrition Policy passed in 1999.(CDPP) Responding to action requests from the California Community Food Security Network, the California Food Policy Advocates, and other food advocacy organizations with educational letters and calls to state and federal legislators and policy makers.(CDPP)

57. Nutrition Complete List Of Links This is a complete guide to nutrition , health and related subjects. University of california, Davis The National Sea Grant Program has funded a http://www.geocities.com/athens/3615/nutr.html

Visitors If you have a medical/Health problem Please contact me at the (exp) link Below Sorry, your browser doesn't suppor Java. This is a complete guide to Nutrition , health and related subjects. Martindale was a big help in this compilation. Metabolic Pathways Anatomy Browsers On Line journals Nutrition Calculators ... Disease / poison databases Metabolic Pathways ENZYME: ENZYME NOMENCLATURE DATABASE - ExPASy Molecular Biology Server, Geneva University Hospital and the University of Geneva "ENZYME is a repository of information relative to the nomenclature of enzymes." For more information see ExPASy Molecular Biology Server, Geneva University Hospital and the University of Geneva Examples of 'SEARCH' Tools available are Definitions of Enzyme Classes, Subclasses and Sub-subclasses Search by Chemical Compound ENCYCLOPEDIA OF GENES AND GENOMES - Institute for Chemical Research, Kyoto University, Japan VERY LARGE DATABASES. For more information see the Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes Home Page or GenomeNet, Kyoto University, Japan

58. California Child Nutrition Task Force committed to expanding participation in the federal child nutrition programs in california. health Services, Cancer Prevention nutrition Section http://www.cfpa.net/caltaskforce.htm

Visit http://www.breakfastfirst.org/ Everybody Eats! Breakfast for Learning A California Child Nutrition Task Force Campaign In early 2002, Sharon Davis, First Lady of California, convened the California Child Nutrition Task Force. The Task Force is a blue ribbon committee consisting of major stakeholders aligned around children's nutrition, health and educational opportunity. The Task Force is committed to expanding participation in the federal child nutrition programs in California. These are the best available resources with which to prevent the unconscionable presence of childhood hunger and to combat rising obesity in California today. The Task Force's campaign will initially focus on the School Breakfast Program. Despite its well-documented importance to nutrition and academic performance, this federally funded entitlement program is severely underutilized. More than one million low-income California children who have been certified for free and reduced-price school meals miss out on school breakfast. These children are the primary target for the Task Force's campaign.

59. ARNELL JOSEPHINE HINKLE, MPH, RD Director, california Adolescent nutrition and Fitness (CANFit) Program (August, Lecturer, University of california, Berkeley School of Public health http://depts.washington.edu/obesity/xpan/cv/hinkle.html

ARNELL JOSEPHINE HINKLE, M.P.H., R.D. 2140 Shattuck Ave., Suite 610 Berkeley, CA 94704 510-644-1533 (ph): 510-644-1535 (fax) ahinkle@canfit.org EDUCATION: Masters of Public Health, May 1990 University of California, Berkeley B.S., Nutrition and Clinical Dietetics, May 1988 University of California, Berkeley M.A., Nutritional Horticulture, August 1987 Lesley College, Cambridge, Massachusetts Modern Gourmet Professional Chef Class, 1977 Newton, Massachusetts A.B., Geology and Geophysical Sciences, June 1976 Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey PROFESSIONAL CREDENTIALS: Registered Dietitian Certified Health Education Specialist SKILLS: Quantitative Analysis - biostatistics, epidemiology Administrative - grant-making, grant writing, program planning, evaluation, coalition-building, policy analysis Nutrition Computer - word processing, DOS, Lotus, dietary analysis, statistics (SAS) Languages - Spanish, French EXPERIENCE: Executive Director , California Adolescent Nutrition and Fitness (CANFit) Program (January 1999 Present) Director , California Adolescent Nutrition and Fitness (CANFit) Program (August, 1995-December 1998) Program Director , California Adolescent Nutrition and Fitness (CANFit) Program, Western Consortium for Public Health, (July, 1993 - August, 1995) Manage the day-to-day operations of a comprehensive $2 million program of nutritional health promotion for low-income, multi-ethnic adolescents in California. Responsible for all aspects of program: development, implementation, grant-making, employee supervision, training and technical assistance, and fiscal management.

60. Newsroom: Spokesperson Bios at the nutrition and Cancer Prevention Program, california Department of health health nutrition Program at the University of california, Berkeley. http://www.5aday.gov/news/bio_disogra.html

@import "../stylesheets/sophist.css"; News Releases Spokesperson Bios Media Contact Lorelei DiSogra, Ed.D., R.D. Director, National 5 A Day For Better Health Program The National Cancer Institute Lorelei DiSogra, Ed.D., R.D., is the director of the National 5 A Day For Better Health Program at the National Cancer Institute. Dr. DiSogra has played a leadership role in all aspects of the 5 A Day Program from its inception in California to it becoming the most recognized nutrition message in the United States and a global model for public-private partnerships. Committed to enhancing the health of all Americans, Dr. DiSogra is a passionate advocate for increasing fruit and vegetable consumption to 5 to 9 servings a day. As director of the National 5 A Day For Better Health Program, Dr. DiSogra is responsible for providing strategic leadership and vision for 5 A Day communications, reaching minority populations to reduce health disparities, and facilitating collaboration and building key partnerships. She is committed to strengthening the National 5 A Day Partnership. From 1991 to 2001, Dr. DiSogra served as vice president for nutrition and health at Dole Food Company. Under her direction, Dole launched 5 A Day Adventures, the first children's nutrition education CD-ROM program, www.dole5aday.com, 5 A Day Virtual Classroom, 5 A Day Live Musical Performance, and Jammin' 5 A Day Songs. These programs encourage children to eat more fruits and vegetables and to take the 5 A Day message home to their families.

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