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At the UC Cooperative Extension, we're helping build and maintain healthy families and communities.
The UC Cal-Fresh Adult Nutrition Education Program provides consumers with information in food and nutrition, food safety, food preservation, and money management. No-cost classes are available to low-income adults residing in Fresno County. 
Improving the health of Californians is important to the future of California. A poor diet can lead to serious health problems. Although California grows the freshest fruits, vegetables and nuts in the country, many people don't eat enough of these nutritious foods.
Eating a good diet is important to staying healthy. UC helps Californians choose a healthy lifestyle. For more on the UC Cooperative Extension's impact visit UC Delivers.
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Healthy Students Lead the Way!
Apples and almonds...yum yum! Students in Mrs. Hartunian's class at King elementary know a healthy food when they see one. Each month, students have a chance to write about something healthy they have tasted. Take a look at what students' are saying.
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