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WI Nutrition Education Program (WNEP)

The Wisconsin Nutrition Education Program (WNEP) helps people in Fond du Lac and Green Lake Counties…

  • Purchase and prepare healthy meals and snacks based on the Dietary Guidelines for Americans and the Food Guide Pyramid.
  • Keep food safe to eat.
  • Increase their food security by learning how to manage money.

Area Food Resources List - updated March 27, 2012 - includes information on food pantries, meal sites, senior dining program, SHARE, and FoodShare Wisconsin in Fond du Lac County and surrounding areas.
Despensas de Comida/Recursos

WNEP partners with other community agencies to provide free education for families and individuals who receive or are eligible to receive food stamps.

INFORMATIVE NUTRITION LINKS

If you have any questions regarding WNEP in Fond du Lac County, please contact:
Amanda Miller 
WNEP Coordinator/Family Living Educator
Fond du Lac County UW-Extension
227 Administration/Extension Bldg.
400 University Drive
Fond du Lac WI 54935-2998
Phone: 920-929-3174
Email: amanda.miller@ces.uwex.edu 
 
In Green Lake County, please contact:
Beth Johnson
Family Living Educator
Green Lake County UW-Extension
517 County Road A
Box 3188 (mailing address)
Green Lake WI  54941-3188
Phone: 920-294-4176
Email: beth.johnson@ces.uwex.edu

Nutrition Educators:

Pamela Nelson  -  pamela.nelson@ces.uwex.edu

Kris Schaeffer  -  kristine.schaeffer@ces.uwex.edu

Sharon Woolhether  -  sharon.woolhether@ces.uwex.edu
 

 

 

 

Susan (Sue) Siegesmund, Program Assistant II
UW-Extension Fond du Lac County  susan.siegesmund@ces.uwex.edu

Kim Zills, Administrative Assistant, UW-Extension Green Lake County
kim.zills@ces.uwex.edu

Wisconsin Nutrition Education Program (WNEP) education is supported by the USDA Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), UW-Extension, FoodShare Wisconsin, and local partners. In Wisconsin, FoodShare can help provide a healthy diet. To find out more about FoodShare in Fond du Lac County, call ( 920) 929-3400, (920)929-3187 or toll free 1-800-525-3187. Wisconsin residents can also go to this web site for more information: www.access.wi.gov

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