EFNEP evaluation in Colorado using a simplified progression form

Volunteer Peer Counselors Increase Breastfeeding Duration Among Rural Low‐Income Women

“…Nutrient intakes of pregnant and lactating women are often observed to be less than those recommended (16,17). Among low‐income groups, Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (EFNEP) interventions were observed to have a positive impact on knowledge and dietary practices (18–22). Participants gained a sense of control over one part of their lives (i.e., better nutrition), and became more confident in their ability to make further healthy changes (23).…”