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TNCEP( Tennessee Nutrition and Consumer Eucation Program)
Contact: Kaye M. Smith
TNCEP is designed to help food stamp eligible families and individuals gain knowledge and skills to reduce the risk of inadequate nutrition while becoming empowered to move toward self-sufficiency.
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Dining with Diabetes Cooking School
Contact: Kaye M. Smith
This cooking school is offered two times each year and is designed to help both the diabetic and/or caregiver learn how to prepare food with less salt, fat and sugar and still taste good. Classes are normally taught at the Health Department.
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Parenting Apart: Effective Co-Parenting
Contact: Kaye M. Smith
This four hour class is designed to help divorcing parents learn how to help their children cope with issus that arise because of the parents' divorce. Topics include stress, communication skills, mediation. divorce procedures and domestic violence.
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Arthritis Self-Help Course
Contact: Kaye M. Smith
This course is two hours for six weeks. Class topics include Arthritis, Flexibility and Strengthening Exercises, Pain Management, Fatigue, Healthy Eating, Problem Solving and Medications.
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Family and Community Education Clubs (FCE)
Contact: Kaye Smith
Family and Community Education has been a strong voice in promoting a healthier and better life for individuals, families, and communities. Building on the strength of the family as the center of a strong citizenry, FCE has a rich history of accomplishments.
Early efforts focused on support for a national school lunch program, development of local public health services, immunization programs for children, implementation of the first bookmobiles, and national safety programs. Recent efforts resulted in the establishment of the content-based television programming system for children and families.
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Debtor Education
Contact: Kaye Smith
Debtor education is designed for individuals who have filed or are in the process of filing for bankruptcy. This class meets the post-bankruptcy education requirement as required by the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005. This two-hour class covers a variety of topics related to financial management including building a budget, wise use of credit, and consumer rights and protection. This class is offered on an as-needed basis, by appointment throughout the year.
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THDA "First Time Home Buyer Education Class"
Contact: Kaye Smith
Lots of thinking and planning is necessary for a successful home buying experience. UT Extension offers homebuyer education classes to help individuals and families as they begin the homebuying adventure.
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TN Shapes Up
Contact: Kaye Smith
Join the state in working on improving your health through a wide variety of programs geared toward making you the healthiest you possible.
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Walk Across Tennessee
Contact: Kaye Smith
Walk Across Tennessee is an eight-week walking program in which teams of four compete to see what team can log the most miles.
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TN Saves
Contact: Kaye Smith
Many Tennesseans will not have enough money to live securely through their life span due to poor planning, overspending and lack of savings. The following issues have been identified by local, state and national sources.
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Dining with Diabetes
Contact: Kaye M. Smith
Contact UT Extension -Bradley office at 728-7001 for registration information.
Class dates are August 19 & 26 and September 2 and 9 from 5PM until 7PM for each class. $30
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THDA
Contact: Kaye M. Smith
First Time Home Buyer Education Cclass
August 23, 2008 8:30 AM-3:30 PM
$40 Registration required 423-728-7001
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