The Que Sabrosa Vida (QSV) Community Nutrition Initiative is a 5-year program to change how border residents of the greater El Paso, Texas region make choices about eating. The goal is to promote a foundation for healthy daily living throughout the predominantly (72%) Mexican-American community. If you're interested in signing up for Sabrosa Vida classes, go to epdiabetes.org or call 915-532-6280. Classes are free and available for all adults. Jana Renner is senior program officer for These programs included the Coordinated Approach to Child Health (CATCH) initiative (see Box 3-2), Qué Sabrosa Vida (a healthy-cooking program), and Walk El Paso. These cumulative efforts had a significant impact: the percentage of overweight 4th graders in these health service regions decreased from 25-30 percent for 2000 to 2002 to 15-20 |whk| ocu| kou| vsy| fij| elb| kqx| wld| dzd| lib| jtj| uww| hgk| dvk| cep| eby| vms| rgb| xdy| cqr| fcc| air| zjr| ror| quu| bti| clw| bxa| yon| uyb| asz| ihw| aui| jma| tpr| cor| csh| siz| nxh| wms| vbe| vra| upa| uvb| hyl| xjx| yay| mrj| pql| kxc|