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Organizational goals - PPT Presentation

Agriculture Goals including home gardeners Greening Michigan Institute Goals Children amp Youth Goals Target audience is children and youth ages Birth through 19 and the adults that support them ID: 480432

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Organizational goalsSlide2

Agriculture Goals (including home gardeners)Slide3

Greening Michigan Institute GoalsSlide4

Children & Youth Goals

(Target audience is children and youth ages Birth through 19 and the adults that support them.)Slide5

Health and Nutrition Institute Goals

Increased adoption of safe food handling practices in individuals, families and businesses

Increased adoption of USDA food preservation guidelines in food preservation practices

Reduce the risk for foodborne illness.

Increased adoption of preventative practices related to the onset of diabetes.

Reduce the incidence of risk factors for diabetes

Increase management of diabetes and other chronic diseases

Increase in adoption of behaviors related to healthy relationships , anti-bullying, and the prevention of interpersonal violence.

Reduce the incidence of risk for interpersonal violence, such as bullying and worksite violence.

Increased adoption of healthy food practices

Increased participation in regular physical activity

Increased adoption of food resource management practices

Reduce the incidence of risk factors for obesity and other nutrition-related health problems

Increased adoption of practices to better manage diabetes and other chronic diseases.