The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education Program (SNAP-Ed New York ) helps people with limited incomes learn how to eat better for less money. It is a free, confidential nutrition education program to help you and your family manage your food resources during tough economic times.
Previously known as Eat Smart New York, the introduction of our program’s new name, logo, and resources brings an opportunity for consistency and impact across New York State.
Along with our new program name, we are excited to announce the launch of our statewide website, www.SNAPEdNY.org – a one-stop destination for providing those in need with the tools to shop for and cook healthy meals while on a limited budget. The new website is designed with the current times in mind, providing low-cost recipes, simple cooking videos, interactive lessons and tons of ways to save time, save money and eat healthy.
Our SNAP-Ed educators work with all ages from youth through adulthood. We visit schools, classrooms, libraries, senior centers, community centers, and anywhere else we are needed!
SNAP-Ed NY teaches people to shop for and cook healthy meals while on a limited budget. Our goal is to give you the tools, tips and tricks that help you make nutritious food choices within a limited budget and choose physically active lifestyles. SNAP-Ed works with many to make the healthy choice the easy choice for our communities. Our classes are FREE and the only cost to you is your time.
Join us for a FREE one-time workshop-- or a few classes -- that will help you learn to fill your grocery cart and dinner table with healthy and inexpensive foods. Our nutrition educators will help you learn about cooking, meal planning, healthy food shopping on a budget, nutrition, food safety, weight control and physical activity, and much more.
You’ll learn:
To promote healthy eating habits SNAP-Ed helps families and individuals:
To reduce hunger and food insecurity SNAP-Ed aims to improve the health of families and individuals by :
USDA is an equal opportunity provider and employer. This material was funded by USDA's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program -- SNAP. SNAP provides nutrition assistance to people with low income. It can help you buy nutritious foods for a better diet.
***We have adapted our programs to also be virtual due to COVID-19. We offer Zoom classes with adult groups and youth classrooms*** Contact us at 607-677-4920 for more information***
Tara Kenyon
Associate Director of Programs/Supervising Nutritionist
tkk8@cornell.edu
(607) 677-4920
Last updated September 7, 2023