DFND NUTRITION & PHYSICAL ACTIVITY PROGRAM
Tuesday, October 06
5:00pm - 7:00pm
Williams Library
Meeting RoomWe are partnering with local Cooperative Extension Agents to offer a 6-week, in-person program focused on practical nutrition and physical activity strategies to support everyday health.
ABOUT THE DFEND STUDY. The University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture, Department of Food Science, is bringing the DFEND Study (Delivering Food, Exercise, and Nutrition Education for the Prevention of Chronic Disease) to communities across Arkansas. We are partnering with local Cooperative Extension Agents to offer a 6-week, in-person program focused on practical nutrition and physical activity strategies to support everyday health.
Are you 18 years or older and living in Arkansas?
• Take part in a 6-week program focused on nutrition and physical activity if you are 18 years of age or older.
What to Expect
• 6-week nutrition and physical activity educational program with weekly sessions
• First and final sessions are 2-hours. The remaining sessions are 60 minutes.
• Sessions are led by local Cooperative Extension Agents or Team DFEND.
• Complete brief surveys about health, nutrition, and physical activity and simple health assessments (height, weight, blood pressure, pulse)
• Receive $50 for completing the 6-week study (includes attending each visit)
AGE GROUP: | Adults |
EVENT TYPE: | Health & Fitness | Community Resource |
Williams Library
The tenth library in the Central Arkansas Library System was dedicated in Sue Cowan Williams’s honor on March 22, 1997. Fittingly, the Sue Cowan Williams Library serves the community near the historic Dunbar High School building in downtown Little Rock, where Williams taught. Today at the Williams Library, patrons can see the same commitment to education and equal opportunity that inspired Sue Cowan Williams to take a stand. Williams offers a wide range of programs for children and teens.