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Morgan McCloskey, Colorado State University Danielle Trotta Wendy White, CO Dept of Agriculture Sarah Scully, Wendy Boulder Co. Peters- Public Health Jonathan Padia, Moschetti, CO Dept of Livewell Education CO Jessica Bonilla,


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A S S O C I A T I O N O F S T A T E P U B L I C H E A L T H N U T R I T I O N I S T S Jonathan Padia, CO Dept of Education Jessica Bonilla, Little Giants Learning Center Danielle Trotta Wendy White, CO Dept of Agriculture Liza Marron,

  • Exec. Director

San Luis Valley Local Foods Coalition Sherry Valdez, San Luis Valley Early Childhood Council Nick Chambers, Valley Roots Food Hub Wee Care Center Children's Garden (Head Start) Jim Dyer, Healthy Community Food Systems Sarah Scully, Boulder Co. Public Health Jennifer Dellaport & Britt Martens, CO Dept of Public Health & Envir.t Wendy Peters- Moschetti, Livewell CO Morgan McCloskey, Colorado State University

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A S S O C I A T I O N O F S T A T E P U B L I C H E A L T H N U T R I T I O N I S T S

Using a food hub to test local food procurement Aim: Remove the barrier of food cost to address ECE programs’ other barriers: ordering and receiving food, storing food, preparing food (recipes and culinary skills), engaging cooks and parents, to increase the likelihood the ECEs will continue to purchase fresh produce from local food hub. Measured Improvement: Developed a system for

  • nline ordering with information (facts/recipes)

about foods, storage no longer cited as an issue, cooks and directors apply new knowledge and skills, and parents engaged.

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A S S O C I A T I O N O F S T A T E P U B L I C H E A L T H N U T R I T I O N I S T S

Ideas: Study/Act Components

Recipes ideas increased orders Informed questions for future PDSA Center may order bimonthly since food lasts Storage less of an issue than expected

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Next PDSAs: #1 Aim:

Increase ECE use of a food hub with waived delivery fee and no supplementation of food cost.

Measure:

Any participation (and frequency) through ECE online orders. Any ECE program collaboration or coordination with purchasing minimum ($150)

#2 Aim:

Increase local food and agricultural literacy into the content of ECE programming.

Measure:

Responses of ECE through adaption and enhancement of a curriculum.

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  • 1. The Colorado Food Systems Advisory

Committee embraces Farm to Institution, which includes ECE, as a core element as it plans and develops strategic systems.

  • 2. Individuals and organizations interested

and/or involved in Farm to ECE have a central location to seek information and resources. Long term plan:

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