This program is for limited income families and youth in Bannock County. Six nutrition advisers teach classes in homes or in small community groups at participant’s convenience. Classes are on the Dietary Guidelines, Save Money Shopping, Food Safety, Cooking, Feeding Your Children, and Money Management. Fast, low cost, and nutritious recipes are given with each class. Participants in the adult program that take a minimum of six core lessons graduate from the program. Youth classes are for 4-H age youth and classes include free food and nutrition 4-H projects.

This program is for Food Stamp eligible people in Caribou, Bear Lake, Bingham, Power, Oneida and Franklin Counties. Also, classes for youth that attend schools with more than 50% of the student body on free and reduced lunch are available. Five nutrition advisors teach classes in homes or in small community groups at the participant’s convenience. Classes and activities are the same as EFNEP listed above.

This program is for teaching and motivating the importance and proper technique of hand washing. Participants apply Glo-germ lotion to their hands, this lotion is invisible under regular light, but glows when hands are put directly under a black light. This allows them to see the “pretend germs” on their hands. Then the students wash their hands and look again under the black light to see how they did washing off the Glo-germ lotion.