What
are Family Living Programs?
University of Wisconsin-Extension help families thrive in a
rapidly changing world. Backed by University of Wisconsin research,
Family Living educators work with families to help them solve
problems and improve the quality of family life. This education
meets family needs throughout the life span - from improving
prenatal nutrition and parenting skills to planning an estate
and caring for an aging parent.
What are the goals of UW-Extension programs for families? Family
Living programs are carefully designed to achieve specific
outcomes for families.
- Increase the self-sufficiency of low income
families. One way this is done is through the Wisconsin Nutrition
Education Program (WNEP).
- Maximize resources for life-long well-being.
- Improve health.
- Build community partnerships and policies
that strengthen families and youth.
Family Living Related Links
Parent’s Play Group
The
Price
County
UW-Extension
Office,
along
with
the
Price
County
Birth
to
Three
program
is
sponsoring
a
Parent’s
Play
Group.
There
are
two different
sessions
to
choose
from.
Parent's
Play
Group: The
theme
for October is: "Jack-O-Lanterns". It
will
be
on
- Wednesday, October 1
-
Park Falls Public LIbrary, Park Falls, 10:15 a.m.
- Tuesday, October 14
-
Normal Building,
Phillips, 10:15 a.m.
This group is for parents and kids of all ages. The Parent Topic is: "What's Your Parenting Style " . Activities
are free (donations accepted). Parents can bring a healthful
snack to pass if desired. No nuts please.
For more information call at Barbara Haynes at 339-2555 or Patti Teeters, Birth to Three Coordinator at 339-3054.
STAFF
If you have any questions regarding Family Living
in Price County, please contact:

Barbara Haynes
Price County - UW Extension
Room 240, Normal Bldg
104 S Eyder Avenue
Phillips, WI 54555-1394
Phone: 715-339-2555
Fax: 715-339-3824
Email: barbara.haynes@ces.uwex.edu
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