Power Up

Power Up is an Adagio Health SNAP-Education program funded by the USDA. The Power Up nutrition education program encourages students, adults, seniors, and community members to choose healthier foods and active lifestyles. Through direct, evidence-based nutrition lessons, participants learn strategies to adopt healthy habits that will have an impact on their health. Power Up educators work with community partners to create healthier environments by influencing local policies, systems, and environments. Power Up is provided at no-cost to eligible locations and serves over 60,000 Pennsylvania residents annually in conjunction with partners such as early childhood centers, K-12 schools, food pantries, and other community locations.

SNAP-Ed programming is classified into 5 main interventions: K-12 Schools, Early Childhood, Food Assistance, Food Retail, and Community. Within each intervention, there are intervention settings where SNAP-Ed can provide education around nutrition and physical activity to the SNAP-Eligible population as well as provide technical assistance around wellness or public health initiatives.

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This institution is an equal opportunity provider. This material was funded by USDA’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) through the PA Department of Human Services (DHS). Click here to access the full USDA non-discrimination statement.