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The Role of the WIC Program in Improving Peri-Conceptional Nutrition: A Small Grants Program

The University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) is managing a small-grants research program, funded by USDA FNS. Through a competitive process, UCLA awarded seven grants in June 2012. The two-year projects to academic researchers, in partnership with WIC agencies, focus on the role that the WIC program is playing and can play in improving nutrition in pre-conceptional and periconceptional (between pregnancies) periods. FNS and UCLA anticipate that the grants will foster future collaboration and additional outside funding, along with findings that can inform WIC program development and nutrition education nationwide. Grantees presented their findings at a grantee conference in August 2015. Descriptions of the small grants awarded are available on the web at: https://www.fns.usda.gov/ops/role-wic-program-improving-peri-conceptional-nutrition-small-grants-program.


Healthy Living in Loudoun County Guide

Loudoun County created this resource guide to highlight their local work on healthy living and chronic disease prevention services as part of the CPHMC project. This guide provides contact information […]


Staying Healthy in Loudoun County Resource Guide

Loudoun County created this resource guide to highlight their local work on chronic disease prevention. This guide provides contact information for medical, mental health, family planning, insurance and recreation services/resources. […]


Loudoun County’s “It’s Water Time!” Program

Loudoun County created this toolkit to highlight their local work on water consumption in preschool and elementary school classrooms as part of the CPHMC project. The “It’s Water Time!” water […]


Loudoun County Business Case for Breastfeeding

Loudoun County created this business case as part of their local work on breastfeeding during the CPHMC project. This document outlines the lactation support program for both employees and employers. […]