The EFNEP curricula toolkit lists the approved nutrition education curricula for youth and adults for the federal fiscal years 2025 through 2029. 

For each curriculum, it provides details such as:

• Target audience
• Number of lessons
• Lesson duration
• Evidence base (e.g., research-tested, practice-tested)
• Brief description
• Where to find more information (links)

The document also includes additional resources for one-time recruiting events or supplementary lessons. 

Includes program evaluation instructions, pre-post evaluation tools (surveys), and the success story template.

Copies of evaluation tools should be ordered from Design Online. Please allow at least 10 business days for delivery.

This collection provides updated forms for both EFNEP and SNAP-Ed. Please use these forms for enrolling program attendees, managing session attendance, MOUs, funding statements, and more.

Questions? Please contact Anne Hoisington.

Tips, steps, and information about obtaining MOUs with partners.

For questions about volunteer programs for SNAP-Ed, please contact Rose Jepson-Sullivan.

For questions about volunteer programs for EFNEP, please contact Joyce Senior.

Oregon State University's EFNEP 5-Year Plan (2020-2024), authored and approved in 2020.

Welcome to OSU Extension SNAP-Ed! Below you will find resources to guide you as you orient to your new position.

Program impact sheets for SNAP-Ed, including Food Hero, and EFNEP that can be used with partners and legislators to describe the effect and reach of these programs in Oregon.

“When families eat together, they eat better. When families eat together they eat more nutritiously and a greater variety of foods. Families report better communication as a benefit from eating together. Families enjoy celebrations and bond around family meals. Through three related themes – Celebrate Together, Cook Together, and Talk Together – participants discuss the benefits of family meals, discover new ways to enjoy more family meals and increase their motivation to incorporate family meals into their routine.” (Eat Together, Eat Better website)

“MyPlate for My Family: SNAP Nutrition Education is a MyPlate resource that supports SNAP-Ed nutrition education and obesity prevention efforts, and is based on recommendations from the Dietary Guidelines for Americans. It is targeted to parents and caregivers who are SNAP participants or eligible for SNAP, and play a key role in planning, purchasing and preparing food for their families.” (MyPlate for My Family website)