YMCA HIGH May extend school influences 2,495 sites, PHA partner Yes, SNAP-Ed Unknown to after-school and summers 6th rank Toolkit (‘Other Youth Low-income (80 SIAs) Education sites’) reach varies County LOW PSE interventions unclear NA in EARS Easy for Not in SNAP-Ed Unknown Extension Toolkit yet. Low reach, short duration Boys & Girls Clubs HIGH See YMCA, above. 2,495 sites, PHA partner, Yes, SNAP-Ed Unknown May extend school influences 6th rank local Toolkit (‘Other Youth Good to after-school and summers (80 SIAs) businesses, Education sites’) foundations, reach service clubs Bicycle and Walking HIGH Walkability, bikability, and NA in EARS PHA partners, Yes, SNAP-Ed Yes, see WRO overall safety are serious citizen groups, Toolkit Indicators Paths should barriers to PA in many law (12/1/14 be broader communities enforcement Farmers’ Markets MEDIUM USDA priority, may be 700 sites, FM assns, Yes, SNAP-Ed Yes, see WRO gateway strategy for food 16th rank Food Policy Toolkit Indicators Direct reach access, sustainable food (48 SIAs) Councils, Ag (12/1/14 is limited systems, farm-to-fork draft) movements. many health, What can SNAP-Ed do most service and strategically? civic groups, CDC grantees Grocery Stores HIGH USDA priority (pending 374 sites, Several PHA Yes, SNAP-Ed Yes, see WRO certification standards), 19th rank partners, Toolkit Indicators Where supermarkets redeem 85% (40 SIAs) Produce for (12/1/14 SNAP SNAP; momentum on corner Better Health draft) dollars stores, food deserts, fresh Foundation. spent food financing, incentives WIC and SNAP Food Retailers HIGH See Grocery Stores,
YMCA (‘Other Youth Education sites’) HIGH Low-income reach varies May extend school influences to after-school and summers 2,495 sites, 6th rank (80 SIAs) PHA partner Yes, SNAP-Ed Toolkit Unknown County LOW Low reach, short duration PSE interventions unclear NA in EARS Easy for Extension Not in SNAP-Ed Toolkit yet. Unknown Boys & Girls Clubs (‘Other Youth Education sites’) HIGH Good reach See YMCA, above. May extend school influences to after-school and summers 2,495 sites, 6th rank (80 SIAs) PHA partner, local businesses, foundations, service clubs Yes, SNAP-Ed Toolkit Unknown Bicycle and Walking Paths HIGH should be broader Walkability, bikability, and overall safety are serious barriers to PA in many communities NA in EARS PHA partners, citizen groups, law enforcement Yes, SNAP-Ed Toolkit Yes, see WRO Indicators (12/1/14 Farmers’ Markets MEDIUM Direct reach is limited USDA priority, may be gateway strategy for food access, sustainable food systems, farm-to-fork movements. What can SNAP-Ed do most strategically? 700 sites, 16th rank (48 SIAs) FM assns, Food Policy Councils, Ag many health, service and civic groups, CDC grantees Yes, SNAP-Ed Toolkit Yes, see WRO Indicators (12/1/14 draft) Grocery Stores HIGH Where SNAP dollars spent USDA priority (pending certification standards), supermarkets redeem 85% SNAP; momentum on corner stores, food deserts, fresh food financing, incentives 374 sites, 19th rank (40 SIAs) Several PHA partners, Produce for Better Health Foundation. WIC and SNAP Yes, SNAP-Ed Toolkit Yes, see WRO Indicators (12/1/14 draft) Food Retailers HIGH See Grocery Stores,
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