County Program Plans - 1997 Dst Pl Topic/Subject Agent State INIT Prof Para Estim. No. County No of County Issue Name Goal Codes FTE FTE Contacts Annual Goal(s) ** Init GA 01 BRISCOE 11 IMPROVING LIFE QUALITY 01 GA: : : 0.12 0.00 1013 225 of 840 county parents will learn positive about positive parenting skills and producing quality family life. 01 DALLAM 9 *BALANCING WORK AND FAMILY SKB 01 GA:GB:SS:VV 0.25 0.00 500 30 of 1400 working families will gain knowledge, develop skills and implement practices that improve the balance of work and family responsibilities thereby resulting in: * increased time in quality family interaction * increase their capabilities to adapt to change and manage stressors. 01 DALLAM 11 CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILIES 01 GA:GB:WW:SS 0.05 0.00 20 5 school aged children (Pre-K through 3rd grade) of 30 divorced families acquire skills and knowledge to cope with divorce of parents. 01 DONLEY 7 HEALTH & NUTRITION, & ELDERLY XXX 01 GA:GB: : 0.40 0.00 1350 450 of 945 Senior citizens will learn how to age well and adapt to the changes of growing old. 01 DONLEY 9 STRENGTHEN FAMILY RELATIONSHIP 04 GA: : : 0.05 0.00 300 25 of 1060 families will learn and practice effective parenting skills. 01 DONLEY 10 4-H MANAGEMENT 04 GA:KA:WW: 0.25 0.00 852 213 of 400 volunteers/youth develop leadership and life skills to become more responsible and productive citizens. 01 GRAY 4 PARTNERS FOR PREVENTION 04 GA:KA: : 0.21 0.00 150 Ten of thirty youth ages 10-15 in the Gray County juvenile probation level one and two program complete a 4-H project and five of fifty of their parents participate in parent education programs. 01 GRAY 8 PARENTING 01 GA: : : 0.01 0.00 100 20 of 55 Gray County child care providers will acquire new skills and update knowledge related to communication, child guidance, nutrition, management, and health and safety. 01 HANSFORD 7 *BALANCING WORK AND FAMILY PW 01 GA:SS: : 0.35 0.00 275 40 of 150 working women with children age 0-17 will gain knowledge, develop skills and implement practices that improve the balance of work and family responsibilities thereby resulting in: -increased time in family interaction -improved time management skills and practices -increased money management skills -more nutritious balanced meals for the family 01 HANSFORD 8 PROMOTION OF HEALTH & WELL-BEI 01 GA:SS:VV: 0.20 0.00 550 150 of 5,848 youth and adults increase knowledge and awareness of how to strengthen relationships and practice responsible health self-care. 01 HARTLEY 4 YOUTH AT RISK 01 GA:GB: : 0.06 0.00 2686 80 OF 1315 HARTLEY COUNTY FAMILIES WILL PARTICIPATE IN PROGRAMS HELPING TO ALLEVIATE NEGATIVE INFLUENCES. 01 HARTLEY 7 FAMILY DEVELOPMENT RESOURCE MG 01 GA:JA:JB:KA 0.10 0.00 100 20 of 1315 families increase skills in interpersonal communications and life skills. 01 HEMPHILL 6 4-H PROGRAM PLAN 04 GA:KA:WW: 0.34 0.00 750 201 of 804 youth learn life skills and develop leadership by participating in 4-H Clubs, activities, and educational programs. 50 of 804 youth acquire knowledge and life skills by participating in 4-H curriculum enrichment and special interest projects. 01 HEMPHILL 10 *PARENTING PRE-ADOLESCENTS 04 GA:KA:SS: 0.25 0.00 130 Fifteen of forty parents of pre-adolescent children will gain awarness for understanding and meeting the needs of their children. Fifteen of the forty parents of pre-adolescent children will learn and practice postive parenting skills relating to parent/child communication, and healthy life practices. 01 MOORE 7 *FAMILY EDUCATION KKM 01 GA: : : 0.30 0.00 210 Fifty of 350 parents of children, ages birth to 12, acquire knowledge of communication, nutrition, and health skills to promote good family health. Thirty parents of children, ages birth to 12, adopt communication, nutrition and health skills that will promote good family health. 01 MOORE 10 CLOTHING EDUCATION 03 GA:SS: : 0.06 0.05 130 Thirty of 668 youth and adults in 4-H gain knowledge in clothing construction, buying, and comparison shopping to provide their clothing needs. 01 OLDHAM 8 *STRENGTHENING FAMILIES SAH 01 GA: : : 0.25 0.00 200 15 of 25 trained Teen Court volunteers function as a Teen Court in Oldham County. 35 of 904 youth increase skills in family life through participation in 4-H projects and activities. 7 of 10 Oldham County FCe Council promote and support the Oldham County Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture's projects to improve family life in Oldham County. 01 POTTER 8 INCREASED QUALITY LIFE ELDERLY 01 GA:HA: : 0.05 0.00 300 THREE HUNDRED OF 9,980 SENIOR CITIZENS AND/OR CAREGIVERS WILLENCHANCE THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE THROUGH INCREASED KNOWLEDGE TO ENCOURAGE APPROPRIATE BEHAVIOR AND ATTITUDES. 01 RANDALL 4 INTERDISCIPLINARY-WORK FORCE P 03 GA: : : 0.29 0.00 500 One hundred and fifty of 89,673 youth and adults gain knowledge and skills to prepare them to become effective, productive members of the work force. 01 RANDALL 13 PARENTING SKILLS 04 GA: : : 0.10 0.00 95 Ten of thirty-five parents of youth (clients identified by Family Support Services), will acquire nutrition, communication, and organizational skills to assist them in making parenting decisions. 01 RANDALL 15 INCREASED QUALITY LIFE ELDERLY 04 GA:GB:SS: 0.11 0.00 300 Twenty-five of 8,900 citizens, age 65 or older, and/or caregivers will enhance their quality of life through changed behavior and attitudes. 01 WHEELER 4 EMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS 01 GA:GB: : 0.16 0.00 435 50 of 2,448 Wheeler County families will acquire knowledge and develop techniques to be better prepared to deal with emergency situtions. 02 BAILEY 5 *PARENTING NGG 01 GA: : : 0.30 0.00 300 50 of 170 parents of children (ages 0-9) acquire knowledge of development stages and develop parenting skills that will increase family communication and family satisfaction. 02 BORDEN 11 FAMILY RELATIONS AND PARENTING 04 GA:KA:SS: 0.06 0.00 25 25 of 800 Borden County parents and youth learn new parenting methods and increase the use of positive family relations skills. 02 CASTRO 8 CURRICULUM 04 GA:KA:KB: 0.45 0.00 4085 234 of 2,342 4-H age Castro County youth will develop leadership and management skills through participation in 4-H projects and club activities. 02 CASTRO 11 FAMILY ECONOMICS 03 GA:SS: : 0.20 0.00 275 55 of 2629 low income residents of Castro County will receive resource management training opportunities from county Extension programming. 02 COCHRAN 6 PREPARING YOUTH FOR THE FUTURE 04 GA:KA:WW:TT 0.07 0.00 150 75 of 280 Cochran County high school students identify future goals by discovering, researching and assessing career interests, educational requirements and take steps in planning and achieveing their goals. 02 COCHRAN 7 FAMILY STABILITY/PARENTING 01 GA: : : 0.09 0.00 175 3 of 5 master volunteers develop skills for effective interaction with parents/families of infants 0-1. 50 of the 70 parents enrolled in the "parents plus" program increase knowledge and adopt practices to enhance the health and well being of infants 0-1. 02 CROSBY 14 STRENGTHENING OUR CAPACITY TO 01 GA:JB: : 0.04 0.00 80 5 of 50 at-risk youth or first time offenders participate in the county 4-H program gaining positive citizenship and leadership skills to make them productive residents. 02 DAWSON 9 SELF RESPONSIBILITY IN YOUTH 01 GA: : : 0.02 0.00 510 185 of 200 students in Lamesa school 4th grade and 75 of their parents increase awareness and skills in self care and self responsibility. 02 FLOYD 6 NUTRITION & WELLNESS 01 GA:GB: : 0.15 0.00 200 150 individuals from the total population of 8497 will gain understanding of food choices and the relation of healthy eating and exercise to personal health risk factors. 02 GAINES 10 PARENTING 01 GA: : : 0.15 0.00 200 97 OF 114 HEADSTART PARENTS WILL DEVELOP PARENTING SKILLS AND TRAINING IN THE AREAS OF LIFE SKILLS, NUTRITION, PERSONAL HYGIENE, ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABUSE, AND VOLUNTEER MANAGEMENT TRAINING TO BECOME MORE PRODUCTIVE CITIZENS. 02 GARZA 10 STRENGTHENING FAMILIES 01 GA:TT:KA: 0.12 0.00 1530 100 of 800 Garza County parents will obtain parenting information which will enable them to learn how to handle the stress of working and parenting, improve communication skills between parents and children and as a result, spend more quality time together. 02 HALE 15 FAMILY RESILIENCY 01 GA:SS: : 0.07 0.00 235 100 of the 12,694 Hale County families will adopt behaviors to strengthen family relationships. 02 HOCKLEY 12 STRENGTHENING TEXAS FAMILIES 04 GA: : : 0.06 0.00 860 250 parents representing 250 of the 8,100 households in Hockley County acquire knowledge of child development stages of children (ages 0-5) & develop parenting skills, resulting in enhanced family satisfaction. 02 HOCKLEY 14 LIFE QUALITY FOR TEX. FAMILIES 03 GA:KA:SS:WW 0.07 0.00 160 125 of 23,190 county residents increase knowledge and develop decision-making skills to help them make the most of their resources. 02 LAMB 9 DEVELOPMENT OF LIFE SKILLS 04 GA: : : 0.22 0.17 525 364 of 3641 youth acquire Life and Leadership skills to lead productive lives through participation in 4-H projects and club activities. 02 LUBBOCK 7 *PARENTING AND FAMILY LIFE SKI LSL 04 GA:SS: : 0.35 0.00 24542 300 of 1,750 limited income Parents and co-parents of school-age children will strengthen knowledge and utilize skills in positive guidance and discipline, communication, development of self-esteem, and parenting strategies that will enable them in raising competent, capable children and further the development of family resiliency. 02 LUBBOCK 15 FAMILY STABILITY - YOUTH 04 GA: : : 0.17 0.00 407 30 of 340 consumers participating in the 4-H program gain knowledge and practice skills to strengthen the use of available resources in the areas of management, decision making and clothing the family. 02 LYNN 4 *PARENTING DC 01 GA:GB: : 0.30 0.00 2056 50 OF 326 KINDERGARTEN, FIRST & SECOND GRADERS' PARENTS WILL AQUIRE KNOWLEDGE OF SAFETY PROCDURES, DEVELOP COMMUNICATION SKILLS AND DEVELOP DISCIPLINE PLANS WHICH WILL ENCOURAGE POSITIVE PARENTING SKILLS. 02 MITCHELL 5 *PARENTING SKILLS MPM 01 GA: : : 0.25 0.00 300 20 0f 40 limited resource parents will practice good parent/child communications skills and positive guidance and discipline skills. 02 MITCHELL 13 OLDER ADULTS 01 GA: : : 0.08 0.00 125 95 of 224 potential & 4-H members will develop an increased awareness of older adult through social interaction and communication. 30 of 60 county residents receiving quarterly newsletters will develop knowledge of local eldercare series & options. 02 PARMER 5 *STRENGTHENING FAMILIES DJP 01 GA:GB: : 0.30 0.00 1000 135 of 2,354 Food Stamp recipients/applicants and other limited resource families acquire food & nutrition, food safety, wellness, parenting, and financial management knowledge,skills, attitudes and behaviors necessary to maximize resources, have nutritionally sound diets and improve health status and self-sufficiency. 02 SWISHER 5 *BETTER LIVING FOR TEXANS RA 01 GA:GB: : 0.25 0.00 600 150 out of 1,200 limited income parents will develop skills essential to strengthening the family unit by participating in Extension education programs. These skills will include nutrition, parenting and budgeting practices. 02 YOAKUM 13 BUILDING FAMILIES 01 GA:KA: : 0.05 0.00 150 40 court-ordered or referred parents out of 1500 parents with children ages 10-13 will understand causes and consequences of stressors, parent-child conflicts, and will practice effective ways to parent through teaching. 03 ARCHER 8 *PARENTING- BALANCING FAMILY & KEC 01 GA:VV: : 0.30 0.00 120 10 of 17 parents with pre-school children in the Archer County HeadStart program will acquire knowledge, develop skills and adopt practices of balancing family and work responsibilities resulting in a more positive family living environment. 03 BAYLOR 2 CIVIL RIGHTS/AFFIRMATIVE ACT. 04 GA: : : 0.01 0.00 1096 1,096 persons (4,385 in Baylor County) of all racial-ethnic groups will participate in Extension programs in agriculture, family life, economic development and 4-H and youth regardless of socioeconomic level, race, color, sex, religion, disability or national origin. 03 BAYLOR 12 STRENGTHENING FAMILIES 01 GA: : : 0.05 0.00 35 8 of 15 daycare providers improve skills in child care through improved communication skills and understanding of child behavior. 03 CHILDRESS 7 *HEALTH, PREVENTIVE CARE & LIF PAF 01 GA: : : 0.26 0.00 200 30 of 238 persons with diabetes in Childress will make behavioral changes that will enhance healthy productive lifestyles. 03 CLAY 6 *IMPROVING HEALTH & WELL-BEING DLP 01 GA:VV:SS:WW 0.25 0.00 500 40 of 225 food stamp recipients and other limited income families acquire food and nutrition, food safety, wellness, parenting, and financial management knowledge, skills, attitudes, and behaviors necessary to maximize resources, have nutritionally sound diets and improve their health status and self-sufficiency. 03 CLAY 7 IMPROVING HEALTH & WELL-BEING- 01 GA:VV:SS:WW 0.19 0.00 80 10 of 30 county food service managers adopt food safety pratices that will projet their business or institution by improving customer satisfaction and health. 360 of 1,800 County Youth age 9 - 19 acquire life skills that will improve their health and well-being. 200 or 2% of County Youth & JAdults complete CPR or Hunter Safety Class. 03 COTTLE 9 LIFE SKILLS 01 GA:WW: : 0.00 0.00 150 25 of 2247 people in Cottle County will increase their knowledge and skills through participation in educational activities resulting in better maintenance for good health and prevention of illness. 03 KENT 7 *FAMILY AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT SKL 01 GA:SS: : 0.24 0.00 250 40 of 399 families develop an awareness of problems facing county youth, and the skills in communication and decision making to reduce adverse behavior and improve overall wellness. 03 KNOX 8 *ACTIVE PARENTING LJR 01 GA:GB:JA: 0.20 0.00 360 50 of 60 parents and caregivers involved in the "Headstart" program will develop a better understanding of parenting roles and responsibilities and improve parenting skills through a variety of methods and activities. 03 KNOX 10 FAMILY CONSUMERISM 03 GA:JA: : 0.12 0.00 150 50 of the 1901 families/households, including single parents, will adopt skills in consumerism that will allow them to strengthen their family unit during times of economic change. 03 MONTAGUE 11 LACK OF PARENTING SKILLS 01 GA: : : 0.00 0.00 800 50 of 100 parents of juvenile first offenders increase Knowledge and Skills in appropriate parenting practices and support from peers. 100 of 2937 students develop skills in life choices to make them happy, productive and well adjusted members of society. 03 PALO PINTO 10 AG. EDUCATION - 4-H LIVESTOCK 04 GA:KA:KB:WW 0.15 0.00 750 150 of 220 4-H Members, and 55 of 130 4-H Leaders develop skills in Animal Production, Agriculture, and Leadership through participation in 4-H Livestock and Agriculture projects. 03 PALO PINTO 12 FAMILY LIFE SKILLS EDUCATION 01 GA:VV:SS:WW 0.35 0.45 1566 A. 30 of 235 Food Stamp recipients/applicants and other limited resource families acquire food and nutrition, food safety, wellness, parenting and financial management knowledge, skills, attitudes and behaviors necessary to maximize resources, have nutritionally sound diets and improve health status and self-sufficiency. D. 30 of 235 limited resource families change practices that will improve family diets and nutritional status, increase understanding of respb. involved in carrying out parenting roles, meet life-cycle and economic hardship needs through budgets & dec-mak. 674 of 814 Youth and Adults in Extension Education Groups, Civic Organizations and Special Interest groups acquire Food & Nutrition, Food Safety, Wellness, Parenting and Financial Management knowledge and skills to maximize resources, have nutritionally self-sufficient sound diets and improve health status. 03 PARKER 2 CIVIL RIGHTS/AFFIRMATIVE ACT 03 GA:JB:KB: 0.10 0.02 7500 7500 of 72,300 Parker County citizens, representative of all racial\ethnic and physical ability, will increase life skills as a result of their participation in County Extension programs in agriculture/natural resources, community development, family and consumer sciences and 4-H and youth. Participation/representation will correspond to race, gender, age, disability, socioeconomic level and geographic distribution of county population. ADA provisions will be considered when planning educational programs and activities to insure there is no discrimination against any person on the basis of disability in the full and equal enjoyment of the goods, services, facilities, privileges, advantages, or accomodations. There will be no discrimination in regard to job application procedures, hiring, advancement, or discharge of employees, compensation or other terms, conditions and privileges of employment. 03 PARKER 3 STAFF RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT 03 GA:JA:JB:KA 0.33 0.04 30 30 of 50 Extension organization leaders, including representatives of the Extension Council, 4-H and other, exert efforts to increase resources available for Extension programming in the county. 03 PARKER 8 *4-H YOUTH LEADERSHIP DEVELOPM CEW 04 GA:KA:KB: 0.34 0.00 380 25 of 65 senior 4-H'ers will acquire communication skills and leadership abilities preparing them to lead the county 4-H program, provide visiabilty of programming efforts and offer interpretation to civic organizations. 03 PARKER 14 CHILD CARE 01 GA: : : 0.15 0.02 200 50 of 250 child care providers acquire skills and apply appropriate dicipline, teach life skills, enhance self esteem, deal with special needs, communicate effectively with parents. 03 STEPHENS 5 4-H PROGRAM MANAGEMENT 04 GA:KA:KB: 0.30 0.00 550 75 of 241 4-H youth will develop a positive self-image, increase self-esteem and a feeling of significance through participation in youth programs and leadership opportunities while serving as council members, committee members and junior and teen leaders. 03 STEPHENS 7 *CHILDCARE TRAINING ALR 04 GA:SS: : 0.20 0.00 75 12 of 20 Stephens County Childcare Providers will acquire knowledge necessary to maintain licensure as child care providers and to improve the quality of care for Stephens County children. 03 WICHITA 8 *PARENTING/YOUTH LIFE SKILLS LJA 04 GA:KA:KB: 0.14 0.00 300 30 of 50 first time juvenile offenders & their parents will develop and utilize skills in conflict and anger management, communication, cooperation and respect, strengthen family relationships and build self-esteem. 23 of 35 juvenile "boot camp" participants will develop and utilize skills in communication, decision making, goal setting, and anger management. 03 WISE 10 STRENGTHENING FAMILIES 04 GA:KA:GB: 0.10 0.00 165 60 of 863 Grandparents Again Parenting, children in self care and child care providers use better child care and responsible self care techniques to promote growth, health, and safety of children, grandchildren and themselves. 04 BOWIE 6 COMPLEXITIES OF PARENTING 01 GA:GB: : 0.15 0.00 950 100 OF ESTIMATED 500 PARENTS AND OVER FORTY-FIVE CHILDCARE PROVIDERS IN BOWIE COUNTY WILL LEARN AND PRACTICE IMPROVED SKILLS TO PROMOTE OPTIMUM GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN TO ENHANCE THEIR CHILD(REN'S) HEALTH AND WELL BEING. 04 BOWIE 7 PASSENGER SAFETY 01 GA:GB: : 0.08 0.00 500 300 OF 22,146 YOUTH AND ADULTS WILL INCREASE AWARENESS AND PRACTICE TECHNIQUES RELATED TO PASSENGER SAFETY. 04 CAMP 11 4-H PROGRAM MANAGEMENT 04 GA: : : 0.20 0.00 250 12 of 25 volunteers gain skills necessary to manage local club programs. 04 CASS 11 *DEVELOP EFFECTIVE PARENTING S PLL 01 GA: : : 0.45 0.00 650 163 of 1,627 low-income Cass County families increase understanding of responsibilities involved in carrying out parenting roles. 04 COLLIN 12 *STRENGTHENING FAMILIES CTB 01 GA: : : 0.30 0.00 3800 250 of 15000 Plano parents of children ages 18 months to 6 years of age will learn and practice improved parenting skills resulting in enhanced family satisfaction. 04 COLLIN 13 PARENT EDUCATION 01 GA: : : 0.15 0.00 200 100 of 15,000 Plano parents of children ages 7-18 years of age will learn and practive appropriate parenting skills. 04 COLLIN 14 CHILD CARE 01 GA: : : 0.10 0.00 1800 150 of 1000 child care providers gain skills in appropriate discipline and guidance. 04 COOKE 4 *PARENTING ETY 01 GA: : : 0.10 0.00 85 10 of 24 parents of level 1, 2, or 3 juvenile offenders gain knowledge and adopt at least three practices related to:- positive parent-child communication - encouraging responsible behavior - respect - showing encouragement - understanding pre-teens 04 COOKE 5 PROBLEMS IN FAMILY RELATIONSHI 04 GA: : : 0.17 0.00 340 110 of 1,100 parents, co-parents and caregivers of pre-school, elementary and middle school age children increase their knowledge, develop skills and adopt practices related to effective parenting techniques, interpersonal relationships and self-esteem. 04 COOKE 6 TEEN PREG./SEXUALLY TRANS. DIS 01 GA: : : 0.07 0.00 40 20 of 650 youth in Gainesville High School become aware of the impact of becoming school age parents and become better educated regarding sexually transmitted diseases. 15 of 200 parents of elementary age students at Washington School gain skills and practice communication about sexuality to their children. 04 COOKE 7 FAMILY ELDERLY CARE 01 GA: : : 0.03 0.00 65 30 of 300 adult caregivers understand the aging process, problems involved and manage stress involved with caring for elderly relatives or friends. 04 DALLAS 6 *NUTRITION, HEALTH & FOOD QUAL IMB 01 GA:GB: : 5.75 0.00 10000 A: 1,500 limited income families of 132,000 persons living at or below poverity in Dallas County will increase their knowledge of skills to improve their nutrition through participation in ENP. B: 11 Dallas ENP Adult paraprofessional staff needing continuing professional development will receive periodic instruction on a variety of subject matter relating to foods and nutrition, the home, family and their target clientele. These educatinal opportunities will improve their subject matter base and knowledge of the diverse Dallas ENP clientele. 04 DALLAS 11 CONSUMER SKILLS 01 GA: : : 0.10 0.00 1000 200 of 1.8 million consumers obtain knowledge and acquire sounder consumer decision making skills necessary to maximize resources, select and care for personal householod items, and reduce hardship needs through financial planning. 04 DELTA 9 4-H ORG.\MNGMT.-TEACH SCI. KNO 01 GA:KA: : 0.08 0.00 750 100 of 600 youth gain knowledge through project participation and increase life skills. 04 DENTON 4 *FAMILY WELLNESS NAB 01 GA:GB:SS: 0.11 0.00 130 25 of 230 parents of 4 to 5 year olds enrolled in Head Start learn positive parenting skills of young children. 04 DENTON 5 PARENTING 01 GA:SS: : 0.15 0.00 300 15 of 330 divorcing parents learn ways to nurture children through the transitions of divorce. 04 DENTON 6 PARENTING 01 GA:GB:SS: 0.12 0.00 650 50 of 300 primary and secondary caregivers improve skills that affect the care and nurturing of preschool children. 04 DENTON 28 CHILD CARE PROVIDERS 01 GA:GB:SS: 0.10 0.00 75 15 of 80 child care givers new to the profession learn positive care-giving skills for young children. 04 FANNIN 5 *NEED FOR PARENTING EDUCATION CLM 04 GA:KA: : 0.10 0.00 3500 Out of 9,300 housholds in Fannin County 75 parents of young children will gain knowledge of the costs, responsibilites, rewards and frustrations of parenting and will improve parenting skills. 04 FANNIN 8 FAMILY & INDIVIDUAL DEVELOPMEN 01 GA:KB: : 0.06 0.00 500 50 of 2,500 businesses and individuals will increase their knowledge of basic skills in decision making, problem solving, goal setting and responsibility assumption. 04 FANNIN 10 4-H PROGRAM MANAGEMENT 04 GA:KA: : 0.16 0.00 1000 50 of 160 4-H Youth and 10 of 50 4-H program volunteers leaders receive training to make informed decisions in directing the total county youth program. 04 FANNIN 11 4-H SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE 01 GA:KA: : 0.11 0.00 500 50 of 160 4-H Youth and 15 of 50 4-h adult leaders acquire skills, knowledge and attitudes through a diversified 4-H curriculum which would enable 4-H members to make career and lifestyle choices. 04 GRAYSON 14 *PARENTING SKILLS GMK 01 GA:KB:TT: 0.28 0.00 900 300 of 1,666 divorcing parents develop positive attitudes and communication skills toward co-parenting as a lifelong process. 04 KAUFMAN 10 *PARENTING RMW 01 GA:SS: : 0.18 0.00 120 20 parents of 265 Head Start parents of 4 to 5 year olds will learn and apply practices related to positive communication, mutual respect, growth and development, and age-appropriate discipline. 04 LAMAR 5 *PARENTING GTW 01 GA: : : 0.20 0.00 180 50 OF 200 HEAD START AND EVEN START AND EVEN START (WOMEN'S SHELTER) PARENTS LEARN AND PRACTICE DEVELOPMENTLY APPROPRIATE PARENTING SKILLS RESULTING IN INCREASED FAMILY COMMUNICATIONS AND ENHANCED FAMILY SATISFACTION. 04 LAMAR 10 CHILD CARE 01 GA: : : 0.15 0.00 160 40 OF 65 CHILD CARE WORKERS AND DIRECTORS LEARN AND PROVIDE DEVELOPMENTLY APPROPRIATE PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN ENROLLED IN CHILD CARE CENTER IN LAMAR COUNTY. 04 RAINS 10 HEALTHY FAMILY LIFESTYLES 01 GA:GB:VV: 0.25 0.00 300 40 of 6,715 adults make lifestyle changes for better nutrition, improved health, and improved economic management. 04 RAINS 11 4-H PROGRAM MANAGEMENT PLAN 01 GA:KB:KA: 0.10 0.00 350 100 of 7000 county residents increase awareness of 4-H program through recognition events. 04 ROCKWALL 3 STAFF RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT 03 GA:HA:JB: 0.11 0.00 80 37 of 46 Extension organization leaders, including representatives of the Extension program council, 4-H and other organizations will increase resources available for Extension programming in county. 04 TARRANT 4 STRENGTHENING FAMILIES 01 GA: : : 0.17 0.00 32000 8,000 from the 439,325 households in Tarrant County acquire skills for improving interpersonal family relationships within the family unit and between generations. 04 TARRANT 12 *STRENGTHENING FAMILIES MDR 01 GA: : : 0.30 0.00 2400 300 of 154,722 Tarrant County parents develop positive parenting characteristics with increased knowledge of responsibility regarding parenting skills and resource support with an emphasis on domestic violence. 04 TARRANT 13 STRENGTHENING FAMILIES 01 GA: : : 0.10 0.00 600 300 of 1,000 child care providers in Tarrant County obtain the knowledge and skills associated with quality child care for children with special needs. 04 VAN ZANDT 16 4-H PROGRAM MANAGEMENT PLAN 04 GA:WW: : 0.26 0.00 200 150 of 250 4-H'ers and volunteer leaders promote 4-H benefits and acquire resources. 05 ANDERSON 6 DEVELOPING PRACTICAL LIFE SKIL 01 GA: : : 0.23 0.00 150 70 of 6,317 custodial parents of youth birth through age sixteen learn and apply skills in communication, growth and development, self-esteem, and guidance/discipline resulting in improved parenting skills. 05 ANGELINA 8 *HEALTH, SAFETY & WELL-BEING JC 01 GA: : : 0.28 0.00 1000 350 of the 1200 divorcing English and Hispanic parents in Angelina County will gain awareness and understanding related to: the effects of divorce on children, the needs of children of divorcing parents, and the potential dangers of placing children in the middle of parental issues. Maintain 6 parent facilitators to assist agent in teaching 3-4 classes monthly. 05 CHEROKEE 2 CIVIL RIGHTS/AFFIRMATIVE ACT. 04 GA:QQ:RR:TT 0.25 0.00 250 County Extension programs in agriculture, natural resources, community development, Family & Consumer Sciences and 4-H will have participation and representation that corresponds to racial, color, age, socio-economic level and geographic distribution of county population. 144 of 144 volunteers through the Extension Program Council and 4-H program will be involved in support of the County's Civil Rights and ADA plan. 05 CHEROKEE 8 *QUALITY OF LIFE SGR 01 GA:KB:KA:GB 0.24 0.00 1020 100 of 438 Cherokee County 4-H members and leaders will participate in Shaken Baby Syndrome Public Awareness Campaign to help Cherokee County Citizens gain an understanding of child abuse prevention. 05 GREGG 11 FAMILY ISSUES 04 GA:SS: : 0.05 0.00 350 1. 300 of 2000 child care providers adopt recommended practices related to providing quality day care. 2. 50 of 5000 single parents adopt recommended practices related to guidance and direction for children. 05 HARRISON 5 *PARENTING LBS 01 GA:TT: : 0.47 0.00 990 110 of 140 adults involved in the juvenile probation program of Harrison County will strengthen parenting skills and gain knowledge neded to provide positive guidance to youth in Harrison County. 05 HARRISON 10 *LEADERSHIP PROMOTION: AG PROJ MGM 04 GA:KA:KB: 0.57 0.00 800 150 of 250 total Harrison County 4-H members develop various skills in the field of agriculture through 4-H project work which will make them more productive adults in the future. 05 HENDERSON 10 *MAINTAINING A HEALTHY LIFESTY CMB 01 GA:GB: : 0.30 0.00 900 150 of 5,000 senior adults will acquire the knowledge and skills needed to live a healthy life style. 05 HOUSTON 7 SOCIAL/STRENGTHENING TX FAMILS 04 GA:JA: : 0.15 0.00 150 65 of 10,099 family members and single individuals increase their capibilities to adapt to changes and manage stress, using their coping skills as part of everday life and develop competence in understanding family relationships. 05 JASPER 6 *PARENTING EDUCATION EP 01 GA:GB:SS:VV 0.15 0.00 360 30 of 60 parents of children ages 10-16 attending parenting classes will increase knowledge and practice effective parenting skills that will increase family communication and enhance family satisfaction. 10 of 80 minority parents at government subsidized apartment complexes attending on-site parenting programs will learn more effective skills in parenting, budgeting, and nutrition in order to improve communication skills to reduce physical and emotional abuse. 20 of 28 teen parents registered with the local public health district will report and practice acquired knowledge of basic maternal and child health, parenting skills, and management of resources. 05 MARION 2 CIVIL RIGHTS/AFFIRM. ACTION 04 GA: : : 0.03 0.00 100 Programs conducted by the Marion County Extension Office in the areas of Agriculture, Natural Resources, 4-H & Youth Pro- gram Development, and Community/Economic Development will reach 1000 of the nearly 10,000 citizens of Marion County through educational efforts which are available to all citi- zens, regardless of race, color, age, sex, disability, socio- economic level, religion or national origin. 05 NACOGDOCHES 13 *RESPONSIBILITY FOR SELF BLS 04 GA:SS: : 0.33 0.00 125 25 of 50 divorcing parents participating in For Kids Sake Classes adjust to family structural changes, improve communication skills and focus on the needs of their children during and after the divorce process. 50 of 100 parents of children under 10 participating in parenting workshops improve communication skills, basic parenting skills, and enhance individual personal life skills. 05 NEWTON 11 *PARENTING EDUCATION LLB 01 GA:TT:SS: 0.20 0.00 150 30 of 1400 parents of children ages 10-16 increase knowledge and practice effective parenting skills that will increase family communication and enhance family satisfation. Parents of young children will be made aware of well-being and safety issues. 05 PANOLA 5 FAMILY FINANCIAL STABILITY 03 GA: : : 0.10 0.00 40 20 out of 179 4-H members adopt consumer skills to make wise decisions and extend financial resources. 05 PANOLA 12 FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS 04 GA: : : 0.03 0.00 76 10 of 70 parents who are clients of the juvenile probation department practice more effective communication and guidance techniques with their children. 6 of 30 pre-service child care workers are trained for employment through self-study of safety, guidance techniques, teaching techniques, and child development. 50 of 100 parents nurture their children through a divorce. 10 of 80 child care workers will enhance their skills in a variety of subjects at the District Child Care Conference. 05 RUSK 2 CIVIL RIGHTS/AFFIRM.ACTION 04 GA:KB: : 0.12 0.00 909 County Extension programs in agriculture / natural resources, community development, home economics, and 4-H will have 609 of 43,000 will participate in Extension programs in agriculture, natural resources, community development, family and consumer sciences, and 4-H. 05 SABINE 6 YOUTH LIFESTYLE ENHANCEMENT 04 GA:KA:KB:TT 0.15 0.00 500 100 new youth of the 1913 eligible youth become involved with the 4-h program and that they aquire new skills allowing them to become contributing members of their communities. 05 SABINE 8 LEADERSHIP 01 GA:TT: : 0.05 0.00 50 10 of 20 new leaders gain knowledge and develop leadership skills. This will result in dynamic and experienced leaders for county organizations. 05 SHELBY 7 FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT 01 GA: : : 0.05 0.00 150 30 of 180 low income Shelby County (housing project) residents will analyze their financial needs and improve decision making skills, goals setting, and planning for increased family well-being. Shelby County residents will make wise consumer choices. 05 UPSHUR 5 *FAMILY WELLNESS KL 01 GA:GB:SS:VV 0.40 0.00 2000 300 of 600 limited resource youth and adults who meet certain requirements of DHS, GISD and Juvenile Probation will adopt proven parenting skills through intense focus on successful parenting techniques. (IMPAC) 1000 of 32,760 youth and adults will adopt healthier lifestyles through focusing on proper nutrition, weight mgt., physical exercise and parenting techniques. 05 UPSHUR 10 4-H MANAGEMENT & YOUTH LEADERS 01 GA:KA:KB:WW 0.15 0.00 430 200 of 5900 Upshur County youth and their parents will learn todevelop a more positive self-esteem about themselves thru participation in educational programs thru a wide variety of outlets. One of the main vehicles for this program will be thru the use of school enrichment programs presented in the local school districts in the county. 05 WOOD 10 FAMILY WELL BEING 01 GA:SS:TT: 0.14 0.00 250 250 of 500 clientele with elementary aged children will learn to build & strengthenrelationships positively through open communication, increased understanding of roles, expectations, responsibilities while increasing quality time spent together. 06 ANDREWS 6 *FAMILIES AND YOUTH AT RISK BNR 01 GA:GB:SS:VV 0.14 0.00 1500 30 of 300 high-risk youth (14-18) will adopt a healthier lifestyle and choose to stay off drugs. Andrews County Extension Service will obtain commitment and work with two academic resources and ten community agencies to provide training and motivation for the developmental needs of 300 high risk youth ages 14-18. 06 BREWSTER/JEFF 8 PARENTING 01 GA: : : 0.12 0.00 500 300 of 1000 parents will participate in educational programs to increase their awareness of resources and information to improve their parenting skills in all three counties. A C E parents participate in newsletter quarterly on CTF project Adventures in parenting. 06 CRANE 5 *PARENTING EDUCATION LSB 01 GA:SS: : 0.25 0.00 870 10 families out of 25 familes with juvenile probationers will participate in 4-H/Extension programming to gain knowledge and skills for dealing positively with problem situations. 06 CROCKETT 11 GOAL ORIENTATION AMONG YOUTH 01 GA:KA:SS:WW 0.30 0.00 2100 200 of 1,000 youth will develop skills in goal setting, increase self-esteem and gain life skills through participation in career exploration and 4-H project activities directed by adult role models. 06 EL PASO 1 PROGRAM PLANNING 01 GA:GB:HA:JB 0.80 0.10 1635 Goal 1: 120 of 141 volunteers serving on Extension Board of Advisors (EBOA), Program Area Committee (PAC), Issue Committee (IC), Task Force (TF), Expanded Nutrition Program Committee (ENP) and other Extension Program Council (EPC) committees actively give leadership to overall program development. 06 EL PASO 2 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION 02 GA: : : 0.38 0.15 3775 GOAL 2: 500 of 134,927 minority families (including people who speak only Spanish) increase their awareness of and participation in Extension programs in El Paso County. * Discover Extension-3,000 general public increase awareness * EEE Program-150 ENP graduates participate * Young Families Conference-150 teen parents participate * Headstart Parents-Spanish & English - 250 participants * Better Living for Texans - 500 participants 06 EL PASO 3 RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT 03 GA:HC:JB:JC 1.17 0.45 5915 GOAL 3: 500 of 1000 Extension volunteer leaders including representatives of the Extension Program Council, 4-H and other Extension groups exert efforts to increase resources available for Extension programming in El Paso County. 06 EL PASO 10 YOUTH AT RISK/4H EXPANSION 01 GA:KA: : 0.52 0.75 16555 GOAL 10: 10,000 of 145,272 El Paso school age youth develop life skills, self-esteem through 4-H school, after school and summer programs designed to reduce youth involvment in gangs. *Curric Enrich-5000 youth develop life skills. (4H Asst) *Egg-to-Chick-250 youth learn life studies, ag. (APG) *Mobile Dairy-2000 youth learn life studies, dairy. (APG) *Young Families-150 teen parents develop skills. (NEH) *Youth at Risk-500 youth develop life skills, 10 after school sites/Good News 4-H Clubs (4-H Assistant) 06 EL PASO 12 4-H CORE CURRICULUM 01 GA: : : 0.13 0.05 900 Goal 12: 250 youth of 370 organized 4-H club members enhance knowledge and skills pertaining to 4-H Core Curriculum and projects. 06 EL PASO 13 PROMOTE INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBLI DRM 01 GA:GB: : 1.00 0.00 1800 1800 OF 4500 MILITARY FAMILIES OF FT BLISS WILL INCREASE AWARENESS,THROUGH EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, OF THE CONTRIBUTING FACTORS TO CHILD & SPOUSE ABUSE, THE RESOURCES FOR PREVENTION OF FAMILY VIOLENCE AND IMPROVEMENT OF PARENTING SKILLS. 06 EL PASO 14 PROMOTE INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBIL RDW 01 GA:GB:KB: 0.40 0.00 1000 300 of 2000 Volunteers and staff will be trained through the development of the Family Support Group structure to assist in meeting the needs of military families due to deployment, relocation, or loss of family members. 06 EL PASO 15 PROMOTE INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBIL RDW 01 GA:GB: : 0.60 0.00 1000 800 OF 4500 MILITARY FAMILIES WILL INCREASE THEIR AWARENESS ABOUT FAMILIAL AND NON-FAMILIAL SEXUAL ABUSE OF CHILDREN TO ASSIST CHILDREN TO LEARN LIFE SKILLS THAT WILL HELP THEM TO PROTECT THEMSELVES. 06 EL PASO 16 PROMOTE INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBIL PRG 01 GA:GB: : 1.00 0.00 1750 1750 OF 4500 MILITARY FAMILIES AT FORT BLISS WILL PARTICIPATE IN EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES TO DEVELOP LIFE SKILLS NECESSARY TO MITIGATE OR PREVENT DEVELOPMENT OF DYSFUNCTIONAL FAMILY BEHAVIOR LEADING TO NEGLECT AND VIOLENCE. 06 EL PASO 17 PROMOTE INDIVIDUAL RESPONSIBIL LEW 01 GA:GB: : 1.00 0.00 3400 3100 OF 10193 MILITARY FAMILIES AT FORT BLISS WILL INCREASE THEIR KNOWLEDGE OF THE FACTORS CONTRIBUTING TO FAMILY VIOLENCE, REPORTING REQUIREMENTS AND THE RESOURCES AVAILABLE TO ASSIST THEM IN ADOPTING ALTERNATIVE TECHNIQUES FOR RESOLVING FAMILY CONFLICT. 06 MIDLAND 2 CIVIL RIGHTS/AA/& FORM 8 01 GA: : : 0.17 0.00 650 10,000 of 106,000 residents of Midland county participate in one or more Extension educational activities during the year. 06 PECOS 12 SUPPORT/EDUCATION IN PARENTING 01 GA: : : 0.14 0.00 10100 500 parents out of 2500 households will adopt parenting skills that promote a nuturing environment for their children and families. 06 UPTON 6 HUMAN HEALTH & NUTRITION AWARE JG 01 GA:GB:SS:VV 0.25 0.00 1100 150 of 500 youth and adults of Upton County will follow the recommended dietary guidelines, provide a positive eating environment, and balanced diet to reflect nutrient needs appropriate to specific populations from knowledge acquired through participation in education programs. 06 WARD 13 FAMILY LIFE SKILLS 01 GA:GB: : 0.10 0.00 1500 250 of 13,115 Ward County adults and youth gain knowledge of Family Life Skills to improve quality of life. 06 WINKLER 9 FAMILY COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP 01 GA: : : 0.13 0.00 1150 15 of 15 Winkler County Jr. Ldrs. will complete the Junior Ldr. Training and learn and implement leadership skills in their schools, clubs, families and community. 06 WINKLER 10 STRENGTHENING THE FAMILY UNIT 01 GA: : : 0.09 0.00 500 15 of 20 parents, referred by Winkler Co. agencies, who are experiencing significant difficulties in their parenting role will gain knowledge, skills, practices and new strategies to guide and direct the healthy growth and development of their children. 07 BROWN 6 *COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT JAH 03 GA:KA:KB:RR 0.28 0.00 950 30 of 50 senior 4-H youth members will gain knowledge and skills related to leadership, self-concept, problem solving and communication within the community. 07 BURNET 4 *PARENTING EDUCATION - IMPAC FJP 01 GA: : : 0.20 0.00 1000 Fifty of 500 parents of elementary school-aged children will increase parental effectiveness through the adoption of appropriate guidance and discipline techniques, by improving parent-child communications, increasing skills for enhancing self esteem in children and for managing the transition from child to adolescent. In addition, Extension will build a network and alliance with 20 community and school groups to target the needs of these and other types of parenting groups. 07 BURNET 13 TEEN PARENTING EDUCATION 01 GA: : : 0.12 0.00 300 10 (of 25) teen parents will increase knowledge and make positive changes and enhancements of parenting and child development skills, make positive changes in financial management practices and improve abilities to provide health and safe food for their families. 07 CALLAHAN 7 4-H & YOUTH (ADULT LEADERSHIP) 01 GA:GB:WW: 0.15 0.00 60 10 of 10 volunteer club managers will take leadership roles in their club to help 4-H members develop life skills in leadership and communication. 07 CALLAHAN 9 VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP 01 GA:GB:TT: 0.10 0.00 300 100 adults of 7,000 take leadership roles and develop skills necessary to assure leadership responsibilities to assist others in developing life skills. 07 COLEMAN 14 PARENTING SKILLS 01 GA:SS: : 0.05 0.00 2640 10 of 35 headstart parents attend six meeting STEP training. 5 representatives of two agencies involved with parents and the need for parenting education will continue coalition building to reduce apathy and barriers to parenting education. 07 CONCHO 8 BUILDING PARENTING STRENGTHS 01 GA: : : 0.11 0.00 300 Fifty parents of 150 parents with pre-school children develop the confidence, knowledge, and skills needed to be effective parents. They will learn techniques to improve communication. 07 JONES 10 PARENTING 04 GA: : : 0.10 0.00 600 60 OF 400 PARENTS AND CO-PARENTS WILL REPORT AN INCREASE IN KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS TO PROMOTE OPTIMUM GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT IN CHILDREN AND YOUTH. 07 LAMPASAS 8 *FAMILY ECONOMIC STABILITY -IM MSM 03 GA:SS: : 0.20 0.00 300 75 members of 673 households below the poverty level and 1905 estimated households with overextended incomes (50% of 3811 households above the poverty level) will learn and apply money management skills. 07 MASON 2 CIVIL RIGHTS/AFFIRMATIVE ACT. 03 GA: : : 0.06 0.00 500 500 of 3423 persons in all racial-ethic groups will participate in Extension programs in Agricultural/Natural Resources, Community Development, Family Life and 4-H. 07 MASON 6 LIVESTOCK, WILDLIFE & YOUTH CO 02 GA:HC:JD:WW 0.20 0.00 700 100 Agricultural clientele will evaluate alternatives for diversifying into other enterprises with competitive advantages and to have multiple product opportunities. Producers and 4-H members increase skills in range management and selection of livestock. 07 MCCULLOCH 4 *PARENTING JH 01 GA: : : 0.18 0.00 260 30 of 60 Head Start Parents will develop personal skills to become a better provider and to increase parenting skills to promote optimum growth and development in their children. 07 MCCULLOCH 5 STRENGTHENING TEXAS FAMILIES 04 GA: : : 0.08 0.00 500 200 of 2,195 Senior Citizens and 75 out of 150 elderly caregivers will develop self reliance skilss to enable them to maintain self worth and increase their understanding of the aging process. 07 MENARD 2 CIVIL RIGHTS 01 GA: : : 0.10 0.00 3000 400 of 2358 persons in all racial-ethnic groups will participate in Extension programs in Agriculture/Natural Resources, Community Development, Family and Consumer Sciences and 4-H and Youth. Council program areas will be composed of volunteers who are representative of the county population. 07 MENARD 7 4-H AND YOUTH DEVELOPMENT 04 GA:KB:KA:TT 1.30 0.00 1000 120 of 454 Menard County youth will increase their knowledge and skills by participating in 4-H project group meetings, monthly organizational meetings, community service projects and other specialized activities. Youth will increase theirself-esteem and develop into competent, responsible, independent and internally motivated young adults. 07 NOLAN 10 PARENTING SKILLS 01 GA:KA: : 0.03 0.00 100 TEN YOUNG PARENTS OF ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE PARENTS WILL HAVE ACCESS TO PARENTING PROGRAMS, TO LEARN THE ROLE AND FUNCTION OF PARENTS, GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT OF CHILDREN AT DIFFERENT STAGES, GUIDANCE AND DISCIPLINE TECHNIQUES AND COMMUNICATION SKILLS TO NURTURE THEIR CHILDREN THROUGH SATISFYING AND EFFECTIVE PARENTING. 07 NOLAN 13 LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT 04 GA:HA:TT:KB 0.16 0.00 600 ONE HUNDRED OF TWO HUNDRED FIFTY VOLUNTEERS ACQUIRE SKILLS IN ORGANIZATION AND COMMUNICATION TO ASSUME LEADERSHIP RESPONSIBILITIES FOR LOCAL GROUPS TO ANALYZE PROBLEMS, PLAN AND EXECUTE ACTIVITIES AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS TO ADDRESS PRIORITY ISSUES. 07 NOLAN 14 ENVIRONMENTAL CONCERNS 02 GA:GB:HA:HC 0.06 0.00 500 ONE HUNDRED OF ONE THOUSAND CITIZENS WILL UNDERSTAND THE ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF HOUSEHOLD CHEMICALS AND HOW PROPER DISPOSAL OF HAZARDOUS WASTE FROM IN AND AROUND THE HOME CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE QUALITY OF THE TOTAL ENVIRONMENT AND WATER QUALITY. 07 NOLAN 15 SEAT BELT SAFETY 01 GA:GB: : 0.03 0.00 50 TEN OF ONE HUNDRED AND NINETY-FIVE PARENTS WILL BECOME BETTER EDUCATED ON CHILD RESTRAINT/SEAT BELT USE THEREBY INCREASING THE OCCUPANT RESTRAINT USAGE RATES FOR ADULTS, YOUTH, AND CHILDREN IN NOLAN COUNTY. 07 RUNNELS 2 CIVIL RIGHTS AFFIRM. ACTION 04 GA: : : 0.07 0.00 1300 One Thousand Two Hundred of Twelve Thousand Runnels County residents will have access to Extension educational efforts. 07 RUNNELS 13 INDIVIDUAL & FAMILY DEVELOPMEN 04 GA:SS: : 0.07 0.00 300 Two hundred of a potential four hundred individuals with special needs gain new knowledge that contributes to self-actualization and family betterment. 07 SAN SABA 2 CIVIL RIGHTS 04 GA:KB: : 0.05 0.00 2600 300 of 6,000 San Saba County citizens will benefit from County Extension programs in agriculture and natural resources, economic development, home economics and 4-H youth program management will have participation that corresponds to racial color, socioeconomic level, Americans with disabilities and geographic distribution of ethnic county population. 07 SAN SABA 11 STRENGTHENING FAMILIES 01 GA:GB:SS:KB 0.05 0.00 600 100 of 600 San Saba family members became aware of external/internal factors affecting the family and acquire skills for improving interpersonal relationships within the family unit and between generations. 07 SCHLEICHER 10 ELDER CARE 01 GA: : : 0.06 0.00 145 15 OF 40 LEADERS RECOGNIZE THE NEEDS OF SENIOR CITIZENS & TAKEPOSITIVE STEPS TO MEET THESE NEEDS IN HEALTH AND NUTRITION, RECREATION, HOUSING AND STRESS MANAGEMENT. 07 SCHLEICHER 14 YOUTH AT RISK 04 GA: : : 0.04 0.00 600 20 OF 60 SCHLEICHER COUNTY YOUTH WILL BE EMPOWERED TO DISCOVER THEIR ABILITIES AND WAYS THAT THEY CAN CONTRIBUTE TO THEIR COMMUNITY AND SOCIETY THROUGH PLANNED ACTIVITIES AND LEARNING EXPERIENCES. 07 SHACKELFORD 5 LIFE SKILLS 04 GA:HA:KA:WW 0.17 0.00 1200 100 OF 175 4-H YOUTH AND ADULT LEADERS DEVELOP LIFE SKILLS NECESSARY TO CARRY OUT OBJECTIVES OF THE 4-H PROGRAM AND EXPAND THE PROGRAM TO REACH MORE YOUTH. 07 STERLING 10 LIFE SKILLS EDUCATION 04 GA: : : 0.06 0.00 120 20 of 90 youth will learn valuable life skills such as leadership, communications, and decision making processes. 07 TAYLOR 12 *STRENGTHENING PARENTING SKILL LEF 01 GA: : : 0.20 0.00 700 25 of 100 parents and co-parents of at-risk school-age youth and first-time juvenile offenders will increase knowledge of parenting skills and improve skills in guidance and discipline, communication, conflict management, and self-responsibility by participating in parent education programs. 07 TOM GREEN 6 PARENTING 04 GA: : : 0.10 0.00 600 100 of 26,000 parents will increase knowledge and develop skills to promote optimum growth and development in young children, specifically in the areas of undertanding growth and development and family communication skills. 08 BELL 5 PARENTING 01 GA:KA:GB: 0.06 0.00 300 200 of the 300 registered caregivers will gain a better understanding of growth and developmental needs of young children and elementary youth to increase their effectiveness in guiding and caring for their children. 08 BOSQUE 9 PARENTING 01 GA: : : 0.06 0.00 225 50 of 350 parents of school age kids in Clifton's 4th through 8th grades gain management and parenting skills to improve family life. 08 COMANCHE 10 COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP 04 GA:TT: : 0.26 0.00 625 50 out of 100 officers & committees of Extension acquire knowledge & skills to lead an organization that meets the educational needs of present & potential members. 08 COMANCHE 11 *FAMILY VALUES, STABILITY & SU PH 01 GA: : : 0.18 0.00 400 25 out of 5,313 parents with young children will gain knowledge and skills associated with effective parenting. 5 out of 10 youth development agencies/individuals cooperate in a coalition to support and promote parent education in Comanche County. 08 CORYELL 25 LIFE QUALITY FOR TEXAS CITIZEN JRP 01 GA:GB: : 1.00 0.00 5500 TO PROVIDE AN EDUCATIONAL BASE PROGRAM ON THE PREVENTION OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE THAT WILL IMPACT 5,500 - OF 25,000 SOLDIERS & MILITARY FAMILIES AT FORT HOOD. PARTICIPANTS WILL DEVELOP LIFE SKILLS NECESSARY TO PROMOTE EFFECTIVE FAMILY FUNCTIONING TO MITIGATE OR PREVENT DEVELOPMENT OF DYSFUNCTIONAL FAMILY BEHAVIOR THAT LEADS TO NEGLECT AND VIOLENCE. 08 CORYELL 26 LIFE QUALITY FOR TEXAS CITIZEN SLT 01 GA:SS:VV: 1.00 0.00 3500 3500 OF THE 45,000 FAMILIES AT FORT HOOD WILL INCREASE THEIR AWARENESS OF THE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, RESOURCES, AND ACTIVITIES AVAILABLE THROUGH THE FAMILY ADVOCACY PROGRAM TO PROMOTE EFFECTIVE FAMILY FUNCTIONING TO MITIGATE OR PREVENT DEVELOPMENT OF DSYFUNCTIONAL FAMILY BEHAVIOR LEADING TO NEGLECT AND VIOLENCE. 08 CORYELL 27 LIFE QUALITY FOR TEXAS CITIZEN CGM 01 GA:GB:SS:VV 1.00 0.00 3000 2,000 Soldiers and Military Families of 25,000 at AT FORT HOOD WILL PARTICIPATE IN EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES TO DEVELOP LIFE SKILLS NECESSARY TO PROMOTE EFFECTIVE FAMILY FUNCTIONING TO MITIGATE OR PREVENT DEVELOPMENT OF DYSFUNCTIONAL FAMILY BEHAVIOR LEADING TO NEGLECT AND VIOLENCE. 08 CORYELL 30 LIFE QUALITY FOR TEXAS CITIZEN VJD 01 GA:SS:VV: 1.00 0.00 5700 5,700 of 25,000 soldiers at Fort Hood will participate in Educational Programs and activities to develop life skills necessary to promote effective Family Functioning to mitigate or prevent development of dysfunctional family behavior leading to neglect and violence. 08 CORYELL 31 QUALITY LIFE FOR EFMP MEMBERS BKW 01 GA:GB:VV:SS 1.00 0.00 3000 Provide educational programs to increase awareness for 2000 of 5000 families with exceptional family members of the resources available to them to meet their needs and of alternative solutions to problems leading to family crisis. 08 CORYELL 32 QUALITY OF LIFE FOR EFMP MEMBE CRW 01 GA:VV:SS: 1.00 0.00 3000 2000 OF 5000 MILITARY FAMILIES AND MILITARY PERSONNEL AT FT. HOOD WILL INCREASE THEIR AWARENESS OF RESOURCES AVAILABLE THROUGH PARTICIPATION IN THE EXCEPTIONAL FAMILY MEMBER PROGRAM (EFMP). 08 CORYELL 33 INFO ON MOB AND DEPLOYMENT RES GET 01 GA:KB:TT: 1.00 0.00 5000 Two-thousand soldiers and family members of 25,000 at Fort Hood, will increase their awareness of resources available to them to ensure comprehensive implemention of support services during mobilization and deployment. 08 CORYELL 34 IMPACT OF ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABU PAT 01 GA:VV:GB: 1.00 0.00 5000 5,000 of 25,000 soldiers and family members at Fort Hood will increase their knowledge of the dynamics of alcohol and drug abuse and it's consequences on the individual, the family, and the community. 08 CORYELL 35 IMPACT OF ALCOHOL AND DRUG ABU JAY 01 GA:GB:VV: 1.00 0.00 5000 5,000 of 25,000 soldiers and family members at Ft. Hood will participate in alcohol and drug prevention and education programs and activities which stress the prevention and control of alcohol and other drug abuse, and will increase their knowledge of the consequences of alcohol and other drug abuse on the individual, family, and the community. 08 CORYELL 36 IMPACT OF ALCOHOL AND DRUGS MAZ 01 GA:GB:VV: 1.00 0.00 5000 5,000 of 35,000 soldiers and family members at Fort Hood. Will increase their knowledge of the dynamics and consequences of alcohol and drugs on the family, individual, and community. 08 EASTLAND 3 STAFF DEV./RELATIONS 01 GA: : : 0.10 0.00 125 2 of 2 Extension Agents will increase technical, programming and people skills to improve competencies in completing assigned program and professional responsibilities; and exert efforts toward acquisition of material resources to conduct various Extension functions. 08 EASTLAND 4 YOUTH DEVELOPMENT THROUGH 4-H 04 GA: : : 0.33 0.00 2700 200 of 240 enrolled traditional club 4-H members gain leadership experiences through youth development activities on the local, county, District and State level. 65 of 75 enrolled adult leaders receive 4-H leadership training and assist in guiding 4-H youth through activities and project experiences. 300 of 1500 elementary youth will receive training through the local school districts in 4-H curriculum enrichment programs. 08 EASTLAND 10 STRENGHENING TEXAS FAMILIES 01 GA: : : 0.12 0.00 400 30 of 450 W.I.C. mothers understand growth and development stages of children in order to become effective parents. 40 of 60 Cisco Housing Authority residents learn to recognize family violence and available resources to strengthen relationships in the family. 08 EASTLAND 11 HEALTH & WELLNESS 01 GA: : : 0.15 0.00 900 150 of 4000 persons 65+ years old residing in Eastland County acquire knowledge of self help and assistance devices, home adoptions, community services, and how to deal with a health crisis so that seniors can live successfully in their own homes. 45 of 225 Eastland County 4-Hers increase their nutritional knowledge for better health by participating in 4-H foods projects. 300 of 4300 children residing in Eastland County attend "Back to School" Health & Safety Fair to receive health screenings, free immunizations and information to promote health and fitness of children. 100 of 160 F.C.E. and Housing Authority homemakers gain knowledge of women's health issues and practice recommended guidelines for good health. 08 ELLIS 4 PARENTING 01 GA: : : 0.10 0.00 1010 100 of 8,000 PARENTS AND CO-PARENTS OF CHILDREN AGES 6 AND UNDER WILL INCREASE THEIR PARENTING AND CHILD CARE SKILLS. 08 ELLIS 5 *NUTRITION AND WELLNESS DBW 01 GA:GB:VV: 0.22 0.00 4140 30 of 90 older adults participating in wellness program will alter lifestyle habits related to diet and exercise that will improve their health status. [IMPAC] 100 of 27,589 families will learn health and nutrition practices which will promote healthy lifestyles. 08 ELLIS 6 NUTRITION AND WELLNESS (FNP) 01 GA:VV:SS: 0.06 0.00 600 600 of 2,646 Food Stamp recipients/applicants and other limited resource families acquire food and nutrition, food safety, wellness, parenting and financial management knowledge, skills, attitudes and behaviors necessary to maximize resources, have nutritionally sound diets and improve health status and self sufficiency. 08 ELLIS 8 AG PROD. PROFITABILITY - CROPS 02 GA:KB: : 0.33 0.00 1210 75 of 120 full time agriculture operators will understand and adopt best management skills and practices that will enhance their operations'efficiency and profitability. 08 ELLIS 9 *AG PROD PROFITABILITY-LIVESTO GAS 03 GA:KB: : 0.22 0.00 665 50 OF 200 LIVESTOCK OPERATORS WITH SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZE OPERATIONS WILL ADOPT BEST MANAGEMENT PRACTICES REGARDING BEEF CATTLE MANAGEMENT, TAME PASTURE MANAGEMENT, AND BRUSH CONTROL. 08 ELLIS 10 AG PROFITABILITY - DAIRY 02 GA:KB: : 0.08 0.00 82 4 OF 5 DAIRY OPERATORS LEARN AND USE IMPROVED PRACTICES OF DAIRY PRODUCTION TO ENHANCE THEIR OPERATION'S EFFICIENCY AND PROFITABILITY. 08 ELLIS 11 WATER & POLLUTION (HOMEOWNER) 02 GA:KB: : 0.21 0.00 2500 200 OF 1000 ELLIS COUNTY RESIDENTS WITH HOME GARDENING AND ORGANIC LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT INTERESTS COMBINE THE ORGANIC AND TRADITIONAL LANDSCAPE MANAGEMENT AND GARDENING PRINCIPALS TO CREATE A NEW HORTICULTURAL SYSTEM FOR THE 1990'S, A RESEARCH-BASED SYSTEM EMPHASIZING ENVIRONMENTAL RESPONSIBILITY. 08 ERATH 1 PROG.DEVELOPMENT-EXT. PRO.CO. 04 GA:JA:KB:TT 0.19 0.00 661 60 of 71 members of the Erath County Program Council, program area committees & task forces accept leadership responsibilities in developing, evaluating, interpreting & implementing an effective county Extension program. 08 FALLS 1 EXTENSION PROGRAM COUNCIL 03 GA:JA:GB:HC 0.12 0.05 235 75 of 95 Program Area Committee members and task force members accept leadership responsibility in developing, evaluating and implementing an effective county Extension program 08 FALLS 8 *LEADERSHIP AND YOUTH DEVELOPM BC 04 GA:TT:KB: 0.26 0.05 2086 60 of 75 adult leaders, teen leaders and volunteers will develop needed skills and knowledge of 4-H projects and activities in order to serve as better leaders and assist 4-H members with such projects and activities in their community and/or the county. 08 FALLS 14 LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT-CRITICA 01 GA:TT:KA:WW 0.12 0.20 1070 50 of 80 FCE members and volunteer leaders will learn and apply leadership skills that will enhance their personal skills and community life. 08 FREESTONE 6 PARENTING 01 GA:GB: : 0.25 0.00 2335 9 of 18 child care facilities will participate in programs and gain knowledge and skills to increase effectiveness in working with children as well as earn training hours toward state registration and licensing. 25 or 43 parents of fourth graders will learn and apply skills resulting in adoption of effective parenting techniques. 08 HAMILTON 11 *PARENTING SAG 01 GA:KA:GB:SS 0.17 0.45 1000 25 of 65 limited resource parents with children under 5 years old will gain knowledge in health and wellness, survival skills, budgeting and safety of the child. 150 of 500 youth and parents will gain knowledge and skills associated with effective parenting. 08 JOHNSON 8 QUALITY DEPENDENT CARE 01 GA:GB: : 0.18 0.00 1600 A. 100 of 200 childcare providers gain knowledge and implement recommended childcare practices through participation in Johnson County Professional Child Care Association trainings and conference. B. 75 of 4,677 caregivers of the elderly increase knowledge concerning assistance and resources available. 08 LEON 2 CIVIL RIGHTS/AA PLAN 04 GA: : : 0.13 0.00 600 1,200 of 12,210 citizens of Leon County will participate in Extension educational programs. Extension programs will have participation/representation that corresponds to racial, ethnic, color, age, socioeconomic level and geographic distribution of the county population. Council program area committees will be composed of volunteers who are representative of the respected clientele group. The Extension Service will not discriminate against any individual with a disability. Currently disparities exist in 4-H and agriculture. {ADA provisions will be considered when planningeducational programs and activities.} 08 LIMESTONE 6 MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH 01 GA:GB: : 0.14 0.00 500 150 of 900 parents of young children will adopt positive parenting skills. 08 MCLENNAN 12 WELL-BEING OF CHILDREN & FAMIL 01 GA: : : 0.27 0.00 1300 A: 400 of 35,000 youth and adults will clarify family values, make responsible decisions to prevent problems and to promote strong families. B: 10 of 50 board members, & agencies, and organizational members collaborate efforts to improve the health, safety and well-being of families. C: 79 of 184 4-H members and volunteers will increase their knowledge and skills through participation in consumer life skills and clothing projects. 08 MCLENNAN 18 *BUILDING FAMILY STRENGTHS GTM 13 GA:GB: : 0.26 0.00 900 560 of 11,652 limited resource parents of young children will increase their abilities to clarify values, establish goals, use problem-solving techniques, make decisions, and assume responsibilities that promote strong families. 7 Master Parent Volunteers and leaders develop parenting skills that will enable them to work with 300 limited resource parents of infants and children to adopt positive parenting practices that promote strong families. 08 MILAM 8 STRENGTHENING TEXAS FAMILIES 01 GA: : : 0.20 0.00 5181 100 of 327 C. H. Yoe High School parents will gain skills and knowledge in parenting and increase involvement with their youth and the school by attending and participating in Parents Council Activities. 200 of 525 students at C. H. Yoe High School gain knowledge and skills in decision making and career opportunities. 08 NAVARRO 9 *FAMILY VALUES RJB 01 GA: : : 0.17 0.03 612 50 of 100 limited Headstart parents will report an increase in knowledge, skills and appropriate effective practices for guidance and discipline techniques in children ages 3 & 4. 08 NAVARRO 10 TEEN PREGNANCY 01 GA: : : 0.11 0.02 659 A. 25 of 60 pregnant/teen parents develop skills needed to effectively parent infants and adopt lifestyles which will promote healthy birth outcomes. B. 11 representatives out of a total of 27 community organizations develop a comprehensive approach to addressing youth problems through cooperation and collaboration. 08 SOMERVELL 6 FAMILY STABILITY 01 GA:KA:KB: 0.13 0.00 1602 450 members of an estimated 800 families with children at home develop and use life skills in communication, decisionmaking, social support, peer influences and self-esteem building activities. 08 SOMERVELL 7 LEADERSHIP - 4-H 04 GA:KA:KB: 0.44 0.00 2965 406 of 1395 possible leaders, members, and other volunteers will attain and use effective leadership skills in community organizations and projects. 08 SOMERVELL 8 *CHRONIC DISEASES BFG 01 GA:GB:VV: 0.18 0.00 427 30 of 150 adults with chronic disease (specifically diabetes and arthritis) will acquire knowledge to improve their health management skills enabling them to maintain their functional independence. 08 SOMERVELL 9 PREVENTIVE HEALTH & MEDICAL CA 01 GA:GB:VV: 0.14 0.00 1381 A. 100 of 643 older adults with limited resources and their families acquire knowledge of preventive health care benefits through participation in Extension educational activities focusing on nutrition and health management skills. B. 100 of 5,000 school-age youth and adults will acquire knowledge to better understand the role of lifestyle choices in promoting good health and preventing disease. C. 7 of 42 food managers enroll in ServSafe food safety and sanitation program, become certified by the Texas Department of Health and the Education Foundation of the National Restaurant Association, learn and implement food safety principles in their operations. 08 SOMERVELL 10 LEADERSHIP - FCE 04 GA:KB: : 0.16 0.00 157 10 of 12 FCE members will attain and use effective leadership and management skills in developing, implementing, evaluating and interpreting a quality FCE program. 08 WILLIAMSON 6 STRENGTHENING FAMILIES 01 GA: : : 0.29 0.00 1280 300 of 600 sixth grade students in Georgetown I.S.D. acquire and utilize knowledge, skills and practices related to self-esteem, social responsibility and decision making which will enable children to successfully move through critical phases of childhood. 08 WILLIAMSON 10 *LEADERSHIP REL 04 GA:KB:TT: 0.17 0.00 350 20 of 1300 agricultural producers will develop leadership skills in problem solving, networking and communication. The agriculture community will benefit from a united approach in solving problems that challenge the industry. 09 BRAZORIA 19 CHILDREN IN CRISIS 01 GA:SS: : 0.05 0.00 1300 100 of 3,000 parents, co-parents and caregivers of youth at risk increase their understanding of the development of young children and gain skills for positively impacting the lives of children in Brazoria County. 09 BRAZOS 2 CIVIL RIGHTS/AFFIRM. ACTION 01 GA: : : 0.21 0.00 1500 30 of 42 hispanic and black farmers and ranchers will participate in agricultural educational programs conducted by the Extension program area committees. 700 of 6,122 hispanic households' health and safety will be enhanced through adoption of practices and technology to improve maternal and child health. 600 of 2150 at-risk youth will participate in special programs conducted at the Girls Club and Mockingbird Run Apartments. 09 BURLESON 7 PARENTING AND FAMILY RELATIONS 01 GA: : : 0.14 0.00 215 20 of 100 parents adopt practices and skills that will develop confidence, self esteem, communication and positive relationships in their families. 09 CHAMBERS 4 *DEVELOPING PARENTING SKILLS LKW 01 GA:GB: : 0.25 0.00 80 13 of 25 limited income parents with children attending Chambers County MET Head Start learn and use parenting skills to enhance the physical and emotional health and safety of their children. 09 CHAMBERS 12 EDUCATION - SCHOOL ENRICHMENT 01 GA:TT: : 0.16 0.00 750 550 of 2000 4-H and other youth, first grade - 19 years of age, acquire knowledge and develop life skills through participation in one or more curriculum enrichment projects. Egg to Chick, Animal Skills, Recycling, Snacking Healthy, Plant Pals, and Consumer Critter. 09 FORT BEND 5 *STRENGTHENING FAMILIES PWT 01 GA: : : 0.20 0.00 150 25 out of 300 parents of elementary school age children at Needville Middle School acquire knowledge and skills resulting in greater understanding of child growth and development, more effective use of child guidance techniques, more satisfying parent-child communication and stronger sense of self-esteem in parents and children. 09 FORT BEND 18 STRENGTHENING FAMILIES 01 GA: : : 0.15 0.00 1300 Section A - 200 of 1,000 parents of pre-schoolers & school age children acquire knowledge & develop parenting skills resulting in increased family communication & enhance family satisfaction. Section B - 240 of 1,000 employees of child care facilities and 10 of 1200 registered day home providers acquire knowledge & skills to enhance teaching skills & relationships. 09 GRIMES 11 FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION - PARENT 01 GA:KA: : 0.10 0.72 75 30 of 100 limited income parents and single parents of children, birth to 16 years, will increase their parenting knowledge, skills, and effectiveness by improving communications, using community resources, preparing youth for self care, development of positive self esteem, adequate nutrition, and safety. 09 HARDIN 5 *FAMILY LIFE EDUCATION MNM 01 GA: : : 0.40 0.00 180 25 of 30 resource people working with at-risk families increase skills for developing supportive, effective and lasting relationships among family members. 09 HARRIS 19 HEALTH & PERSONAL SAFETY 01 GA: : : 0.18 0.00 1500 500 OF 50,000 SINGLE PARENTS, BOTH MALE AND FEMALE, RESIDENTS OF PRECINCTS #1 AND #2 WILL GAIN KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS, AND WILL PRACTICE POSITIVE DISCIPLINE, GUIDANCE AND COMMUNICATIONS RESULTING IN INCREASED PARENT/CHILD INTERACTION AND INCREASED QUALITY OF FAMILY LIFE. (education) 09 HARRIS 21 HEALTH & PERSONAL SAFETY 01 GA: : : 0.05 0.00 342 200 OLDER ADULT, MIDDLE-INCOME CLIENTELE IN PRECINCT 3, OUT OF 6,000 LEARN NEW KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS RELATED TO DECISION-MAKING, SELF-ESTEEM, ELDER CARE, RETIREMENT PLANNING AND OTHER ISSUES THAT IMPROVES THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THEMSELVES AND THEIR FAMILIES. (education) 09 HARRIS 31 ECONOMICS & FINANCIAL SECURITY 01 GA: : : 0.02 0.00 10000 10,00O CHILDREN OF 75,000 POTENTIAL, BETWEEN THIRD AND SIXTH GRADES WILL ACQUIRE NEW KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS WHICH WILL ENHANCE THEIR CLASSROOM LEARNING EXPERIENCE THEREBY ENRICHING THEIR EDUCATION. (education) 09 HARRIS 37 LIVING & GROWING RESPONSIBLY 13 GA: : : 0.07 0.00 1200 200 DISADVANTAGED PARENTS OF 47,000 WILL ACQUIRE POSITIVE ATTITUDES AND IMPROVED SKILLS RELATED TO RAISING RESPONSIBLE AND HAPPY CHILDREN. 09 JEFFERSON 2 CIVIL RIGHTS-AFFIRM. ACTION 01 GA:GB: : 0.28 0.00 375 15 of 40 female and minority ag producers participate in Extension educational programs designed to improve forage production in Southeast Texas. 15 of 200 adult Magnolia Housing residents participate in one or more Extension direct or indirect educational activities during the year, and 20 of 100 Beaumont Probation youth (ages 14-18) participate in appropriate Extension Capacity to Care or Dealing With Anger youth education activities. 50 of 100 AFDC Parents increase knowledge of Texas Agricultural Extension Service education programs and activities. 09 JEFFERSON 9 *PARENTING EDUCATION SCH 01 GA: : : 0.52 0.00 1355 20 of 100 Restitution Center parents and co-parents increase knowledge and understanding of basic parenting skills resulting in improved communication and enhanced family satisfaction. 40 of 200 Southside minority Juvenile Probation parents and youth increase knowledge and understanding of basic skills for Dealing With Anger Conflict Management to decrease violence in the home and related areas. 09 JEFFERSON 14 FINANCIAL PLANNING/MANAGEMENT 03 GA:JB:SS: 0.07 0.00 130 20 of 150 Southside women in midlife will acquire knowledge, develop and use financial management skills that eliminate some financial stress. 20 of 100 Magnolia Housing Unit clients improve their basic money management skills, increase their resources, and decrease their vulnerability to situations which could result in a financial crisis. 09 LIBERTY 6 *LEADER DEVELOPMENT MMW 04 GA:KA:KB:WW 0.17 0.40 1659 Goal A: 80 of 194 4-H agriculture project leaders learn and implement effective 4-H project group management techniques and appropriate subject matter skills to strengthen the 4-H project groups. Goal B: 20 of 24 4-H club managers and assistant club managers acquire a knowledge of club manager responsibilities and learn to implement management techniques to conduct effective club meetings. 09 LIBERTY 10 COOPERATION AMONG GROUPS 04 GA:JB:KB:TT 0.31 0.00 4520 114 of 114 community leaders and volunteers work with Extension to achieve growth, economically and educationally. 114 of 114 community leaders and volunteers work with Extension to conduct and promote community service programs and activities. 09 LIBERTY 12 DEPENDENT CARE EDUCATION 01 GA:SS:VV:GB 0.15 0.00 600 15 of 27 Liberty County Child Care Providers (licensed or unlicensed) improve their secondary care-giver skills to positively affect the care and nurturing of preschool children. 09 ORANGE 2 CIVIL RIGHTS/AA PLAN 01 GA: : : 0.17 0.00 243 50 of 1,500 home gardeners will become involved in Extension sponsored programs and projects related to horticulture in an effort to expand the reach of these programs to minorities (RHP). 100 of 6,900 minority adults in Orange County will participate in Family and Consumer Science programs and serve in leadership positions on FCS program area committies (LDH). 150 of 996 black youth will participate in youth activities that corresponds to the racial, sex, color, age, disability, socioeconomic level and geographic distribution of the county population (REP). 09 SAN JACINTO 10 FAMILY HEALTH AND WELL-BEING 01 GA:GB: : 0.20 0.00 400 100 of 1200 parents gain knowledge of immunizations and 100 of 400 children needing immunizations will receive immunizations through "Shots Across Texas". 5 of 10 parents of First Time Juvenile Offenders and 5 of 10 parents referred by Department of Human Services gain parenting skills. 09 WALKER 7 STRENGTHENING TEXAS FAMILIES 01 GA: : : 0.15 0.00 200 15 of 25 teen parents and 20 or 45 child care providers improve parenting skills and increase knowledge of child growth and development to enable them to be better parents. 09 WALLER 15 PARENTING TRAINING & EDUCATION 01 GA:SS: : 0.15 0.00 485 200 of 5,841 parents, youth workers, and child care providers increase knowledge and understanding of physical, mental, social and cognitive development of children resulting in improved communication and enhanced family satisfaction. 20 of 100 identified volunteers become trained in parenting education programs and help other parents develop parenting skills. 10 BANDERA 1 EXTENSION PROGRAM COUNCIL 02 GA: : : 0.11 0.00 120 30 of 45 Executive Board and Program Area Committee members give leadership to planning and implementing Extension programs that address issues in the Long Range Extension Program. 10 BASTROP 6 * HEALTH CCB 01 GA:GB:SS:VV 0.43 0.00 1200 A: 75 out of 250 women add adequate calcium and exercise to their daily routine to prevent the early onset of Osteoporosis. Older women identify and adopt appropriate measures for living actively and comfortably with osteoporosis. B: 50 out of 250 youth participate in 4-H projects to increase their skills. 10 BEXAR 7 *LACK OF PARENTING SKILLS MC 01 GA:GB:KB: 0.40 0.00 600 40 OF 7,500 POTENTIAL FAMILY ALLIANCE MASTER (FAM) VOLUNTEERS WILL BE RECRUITED AND TRAINED IN FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES, INCLUDING MONEY MANAGEMENT, FOOD SAFETY, CHILDREN'S VIOLENCE, PARENTING SKILLS, AND OTHER CRITICAL ISSUES FACING FAMILIES TODAY WITH TRAINED FAM VOLUNTEERS IMPLEMENTING INFORMATION ACQUIRED TO TEACH BEXAR COUNTY FAMILIES. 10 BEXAR 25 IMPROVE PARENTING SKILLS/MILIT 01 GA:JA:GB:KB 3.72 0.00 1700 A. 20 OF 48 MASTER PARENT VOLUNTEERS AT FORT SAM HOUSTON WILL BE RECRUITED AND TRAINED IN FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES, INCLUDING MONEY MANAGEMENT, BASIC BABY CARE, CHILD ABUSE, NUTRITION AND OTHER CRITICAL ISSUES FACING FAMILIES TODAY. TRAINED MPVS WILL ACQUIRE AND IMPLEMENT OVERALL FAMILY SKILLS RECEIVED THROUGH THE 16 LESSON PROGRAM. B. 250 OF 12,155 MILITARY PERSONNEL AND THEIR FAMILIES WILL DEVELOP, THROUGH PARTICIPATION IN EXTENSION CLASSES, SKILLS NECESSARY FOR EFFECTIVE FAMILY LIFE AND PREVENT THE DEVELOPMENT OF FAMILY BEHAVIOR LEADING TO NEGLECT AND VIOLENCE; PROMOTE CHILD GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT AND POSITIVE DISCIPLINE PRACTICES; AND IMPROVE NUTRITION, GOOD HEALTH AND SAFETY. 10 BLANCO 10 STRENGTHENING FAMILIES 01 GA:GB: : 0.13 0.00 150 150 members of 1685 families in Blanco County practice old and new family traditons to strengthen their connections among family members. 10 CALDWELL 2 CIVIL RIGHTS 01 GA: : : 0.10 0.00 525 525 of 27681 County residence be aware and are represented in all Extension programs regardless of race, color, age, gender, disability, national origin, socioeconomic level and geographic distribution in the county. Council and program area committees will be representitive of the county population. 10 CALDWELL 7 CHILDREN, YOUTH & FAMILIES 01 GA: : : 0.10 0.00 42 6 Caldwell child care providers of 14 acquire knowledge and skills in nutrition, health, curriculm enchancement and communication resulting in improved quality of child care for Caldwell county children. 10 COMAL 2 CIVIL RIGHTS 01 GA:KA:KB: 0.21 0.07 1024 1,000 of 51,832 county residents will participate in Extension programs representative of the racial, color, age, socioeconomic level, gender, disabled and geographic distribution of the county population. 10 COMAL 5 PARENTING 01 GA: : : 0.07 0.07 7657 250 of 330 parents with children in day care centers (Lollipop Kids, Happy Days, Happy Childhood), kindergarten and first grade (Comal Elementary) increase knowledge and positive attitudes relating to parenting roles. 10 GILLESPIE 2 CIVIL RIGHTS/AFFIRM. ACTION 01 GA:WW: : 0.15 0.00 65 65 of 17,204 county residents will participate in Extension programs representative of the racial, color, age, socioeconomic level, gender, disabled, and geographic distribution of the county population. 10 GILLESPIE 5 PARENTING 01 GA:KA: : 0.25 0.00 160 25 of 750 adolescents will demonstrate fundamental skills needed to effectively parent young children resulting in increased understanding of normal growth and development. 50 of 100 child care providers report an increase in knowledge, skills and appropriate practices; Extension will collaborate with and provide educational resources related to dependent care to policy makers, educators, and social services agencies. 10 GUADALUPE 2 CIVIL RIGHTS - AFFIRMATIVE ACT 01 GA: : : 0.23 0.00 3000 3,000 of 65,773 county residents will participate in Extension programs, representative of the racial, color, age, socioeconomic level, gender, disabled and geographic distribution of the county population. 10 GUADALUPE 6 *PARENTING CND 01 GA: : : 0.15 0.00 200 30 of 180 limited resource youth ages 7-10 living at the three housing project sites and 10 of 40 high risk youth involved at Seguin Youth Services, develop life skills related to resolving conflicts with peers without using violence resulting in better relationships with peers. 10 HAYS 2 CIVIL RIGHTS/AAP 01 GA: : : 0.10 0.00 175 75 of 150 Extension organization leaders, including representatives of the Extension Program Council, 4-H, Family Consumer Science, Horticulture, Natural Resource, and Agriculture Committees exert efforts to increase minority recruitment of volunteers and youth in communities of San Marcos and Kyle area and have them participate in Extension programming in the county. 10 HAYS 10 CHILDREN, YOUTH & FAMILY 01 GA:GB: : 0.12 0.00 225 150 of 375 child care providers from registered homes and commercial day cares develop and/or improve child care skills related to child growth and development stages, activities to encourage child growth and development, child guidance techniques, communicationg with parents, safety and first aid, communicating with children, management, and as a result of these knowledge and skills they will put into practice these skills. 10 KENDALL 7 PARENTING EDUCATION 01 GA: : : 0.12 0.00 200 A. 40 of 1000 parents of children 6-12 year olds practice parenting skills that support discipline, encourage responsibility and develop productive young citizens. B. 75 of 1700 youth learn child care skills that support discipline, understanding of development stages, effective safety and health practices and appropriate play activities. 10 MEDINA 12 FAMILY DYNAMICS AND STABILITY 01 GA: : : 0.10 0.00 300 175 of 30,000 Youth and Adults increase skills in Family Resource Management. 25 of 75 County Child Care Providers increase skills to provide quality child care for working parents. 10 TRAVIS 2 CIVIL RIGHTS/AFFIRM. ACTION 01 GA: : : 0.54 0.00 100000 80,000 of 643,437 adults and youth over 9 years of age will participate in Extension educational programs representative of the county population in regard to racial-ethnic group, gender, socioeconomic level, disability status and geographic distribution. Advisory Board and Program Area Committees will be composed of volunteers who are representative of the clientele. 10 TRAVIS 5 *MONEY MANAGEMENT FOR FAMILY L RBK 04 GA:KA: : 0.34 0.00 310 30 of 300 adolescent and teenaged youth in targeted urban neighborhoods [especially from the zip codes 78702, 78721, 78723, 78752, and 78753] will acquire knowledge and develop life skills needed to make good decisions about their use of money and about their sexual activity both now and in the future. 10 TRAVIS 14 DYSFUNCTIONAL FAMILIES (1890) 01 GA: : : 0.26 0.00 600 300 out of 1500 limited resource mothers and their families will improve lifestyle practices related to communication, community improvement, decision making, home and money management, personal improvement, and parenting to strengthen family relationship in the Rosewood area, 78702. 10 TRAVIS 15 CHILD CARE 01 GA:GB:JB:KA 0.29 0.00 200 40 child care providers of 1200 maintain their child care license and improve their service for families and children through the educational hour credits provided by the Extension Service 10 WILSON 9 *HEALTH SAFETY AND WELL-BEING MGD 01 GA:GB: : 0.30 0.00 300 250 out of 1433 County youth between the ages of 5 and 8 (grades K-2) will be better prepared to make life decisions on issues such as food & nutrition, drug/alcohol use, family crisis, abuse prevention/detection, conflict management, and cultural diversity. 11 AUSTIN 2 CIVIL RIGHTS 04 GA: : : 0.17 0.00 200 45 of 75 Extension related committee members design programs to enhance participation of people, regardless of socioeconomic level, race, color, sex, religion, disability or national origin. 11 AUSTIN 6 ADULT/CHILD RELATIONSHIPS LMA 01 GA: : : 0.25 0.00 360 30 of 250 4th and 5th grades exhibiting poor life skills at O'Bryant Elementary School improve communication, decision making, and leadership qualitites to resist negative lifestyles and destructive behaviors. 11 AUSTIN 7 HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELL BEING 01 GA:GB: : 0.21 0.00 1750 250 of 500 4-H youth and adult volunteers will develop knowledge and skills in the areas of health, safety, productivity and well-being to strenghten the 4-H and Youth Program. 11 BEE 17 HERO-REFUGIO 01 GA:VV: : 0.20 0.00 500 20 of 1,288 senior citizens acquire knowledge, skills and participate in health educational programs conducted by the HERO program. 50 of 4,446 adults and youth increase their awareness and skills in reducing the risk of chronic disease through educational programs in healthy lifestyle choices. 1 of 6 communities establish a health coalition and provide safety, health/well-being education to members. 2 volunteers are to be recruited to become Master Health Volunteers. 11 CALHOUN 16 *YOUTH LIFE SKILLS DEVELOPMENT ARE 04 GA:KA:KB:WW 0.30 0.00 120 12 of 65 junior high school age youth on probation as truancy violators will gain knowledge and skills to improve their self-concepts through personal assessments, improving communication skills, learning decision making and problem solving, setting goals, and accepting responsibility to result in a higher percentage of school attendance and increase self-esteem among troubled youth. 11 DEWITT 9 STRENGTHENING OUR CAPACITY TO 01 GA:KA:SS: 0.15 0.00 80 20 youth and parents of 100 juvenile probationers will increase protective factors as they learn to improve interpersonal relationships and develop communication skills. 11 FAYETTE 8 FAMILY WELL-BEING VLT 01 GA:SS: : 0.21 0.00 1645 A. 30 of 650 parents of limited resource school age children under 10 years of age will identify the role and function of parents, the characteristics of effective parents, and will develop skills in working with their child(ren). B. 50 of 2300 Senior Citizens age 55 or older will develop competency in improving health, managing resources, and continuing to develop positive self esteem and leadership skills. 11 JACKSON 5 *PARENTING MAJ 01 GA:SS: : 0.25 0.00 600 30 of 400 parents of third & forth grade students in Edna and 5 of 25 parents of youth on probation in Jackson County will complete parenting classes and will improve listening skills, disciplining techniques, and communication skills in order to build more positive parent/child relationships. 11 KARNES 5 4-H & YOUTH DEVELOPMENT 01 GA:WW:TT: 0.25 0.00 450 225 OF 400 KARNES COUNTY YOUTH WILL ACQUIRE LIFE SKILLS AND LEADERSHIP QUALITIES NECESSARY TO THINK CRITICALLY TO COMMUNICATE EFFECTIVELY. 30 OF 40 VOLUNTEERS WILL DEVELOP THE SKILLS TO TEACH YOUTH THESE LIFE SKILLS AND LEADERSHIP QUALITIES. 11 KARNES 6 HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELL-BEING KMF 01 GA:GB: : 0.20 0.00 500 50 OF 4,381 KARNES COUNTY FAMILIES WILL ENHANCE HEALTH, SAFETY, AND WELL-BEING BY PRACTICING SAFETY AT HOME, ADOPTING NEW HEALTH PRACTICES AND TAKING TIME FOR THEMSELVES. 11 LAVACA 2 CIVIL RIGHTS/AFFIRMATIVE ACTIO 01 GA: : : 0.15 0.00 100 25 of 90 minority parents of juvenile offenders and 15 of 60 minority juvenile offenders become involved in the Strengthening Our Capacity to Care program through parenting classes and the 4-H program, respectively to be productive contributing citizens. 11 LAVACA 4 STRENTHENING FAMILIES 01 GA: : : 0.30 0.00 750 30 of 90 parents of juvenile offenders will gain fundamental skills of parenting to give youth positive direction through knowledge of child development, guidance and discipline, communication, and self-esteem. 20 of 60 juvenile offenders will gain knowledge and skill for positive experiences in life skills such as decision making, problem solving, and working effectively in groups. 11 MATAGORDA 13 PARENTING - STRONG FAMILY VALU 01 GA:GB:KB:SS 0.05 0.00 182 40 of 55 parents of juveniles enrolled in new County Alternative School-Boot Camp use improved parenting skills and practices to develop higher self confidence and better family communications to increase family unity and well-being. 10 of 20 parents who are MHMR (Mental Health Mental Retardation) clients will gain knowledge on effective parenting skills to help them develop higher self confidence to improve their family communications and well-being. 11 NUECES 16 *HEALTH AND WELL-BEING TDB 01 GA:GB: : 0.22 0.20 1200 45 of 459 limited resource teen parents with infants/toddlers will gain knowledge and skills in parenting, health, nutrition, and resource management education to ensure child's healthy infancy and toddlerhood. 11 REFUGIO 8 *PARENTING AME 01 GA:GB:KB:SS 0.15 0.00 150 30 of 60 parents with children in daycare will use improved parenting skills and practices to develop higher self-confidence, better family communications & increase family unity and well-being. 11 SAN PATRICIO/ 4 FAMILY NUTRITION PROGRAM KF 01 GA:GB:VV:SS 0.51 0.50 2400 A. 5250 Food Stamp recipients/applicants and other limited resource families acquire food and nutrition, food safety, wellness, parenting and financial management knowledge, skills, attitudes and behaviors necessary to maximize resources, have nutritionally sound diets and improve health status and self-sufficiency. B. 200 of 5250 limited resource families change practices that will improve family diets and nutritional status. C. 200 of 5250 limited resource families increase understanding of responsibilities involved in carrying out parenting roles. D. 200 of 5250 limited resource parents gain necessary knowledge and skill to enhance their child(ren)'s health and well-being. E. 200 of 5250 limited resource parents meeting life-cyle and economic hardship needs through budgeting and sounder consumer decisionmaking. 11 SAN PATRICIO/ 11 RESOURCE MANAGEMENT/ECONOMICS 01 GA: : : 0.10 0.00 330 3 trained Master Money Volunteer develop skills and conduct educational programs for families having financial difficulties allowing volunteers to complete pay-back, in order to become certified Master Money Volunteers. 11 SAN PATRICIO/ 15 STRENGTHENING FAMILIES KF 01 GA:GB: : 0.16 0.00 600 100 of 2,400 San Patricio County limited resource families will assume greater responsibility for parenting decisions,develop parenting skills, and practice skills associated with being an effective parent. 11 VICTORIA 5 *IMPROVE HEALTH, SAFETY, WELL- JMB 01 GA: : : 0.40 0.00 1200 50 of 150 caregivers of elderly persons in Victoria County gain knowledge and skills and practice these skills to enhance their ability to meet the needs of the elderly in personal and home care. 11 VICTORIA 6 RESILIENCY & WELL-BEING OF FAM 01 GA: : : 0.05 0.00 120 120 of 250 limited resource life skills class participants with the Texas Workforce will learn skills to improve their self-image and will use these skills in securing employment. 11 VICTORIA 11 *4-H/YOUTH-HEALTH,SAFTY, WELL- TLL 01 GA:GB:KA: 0.47 0.00 10000 2,500 of the 10,000 students in Victoria public & private schools will become better and more prepared individuals in the areas of peer pressure, conflict resolution, and behavior management. 11 VICTORIA 12 4-H/YOUTH-ECONOMIC COMPETITIVE 03 GA:JA: : 0.15 0.00 90 15 of 30 Adult Leader Association members will expand, develop, and organize fundraising activities and events for the 4-H program. 11 VICTORIA 13 4-H & YOUTH (LEADERSHIP) 04 GA:KA:KB: 0.47 0.00 3000 450 of 450 4-H members will participate in leadership-based programs and activities to develop life and leadership skills. 11 VICTORIA 14 4-H & YOUTH (ENVIRONMENTAL STE 02 GA:HC:KB: 0.45 0.00 900 300 out of 650 4-H members and leaders will participate in agricultural projects to become better environmental stewards of agricultural production. 11 WASHINGTON 11 PARENTING SKILLS/DEV FAM STREN LJV 01 GA:SS:GB: 0.05 0.20 150 Six of ten expectant and parenting teens of infants and toddlers will learn to set goals, make responsible decisions and improve their self-esteem. Twenty of sixty child care providers will gain knowledge and skills to foster growth and development of young children, to plan nutritious well-balanced meals and snacks and to insure a safe environment. 11 WHARTON 8 CHILDREN, YOUTH AND FAMILIES 01 GA: : : 0.07 0.35 200 15 of 40 parents and/or caregivers of pre-schoolers, elementary-age children and teenagers develop parenting skills related to the well-being of family members and the community, and assume greater responsibility for parenting decisions. 12 ATASCOSA 9 *KNOWLEDGE OF PARENTING SKILLS JM 01 GA:KA:SS: 0.30 0.00 150 A. 15 of 30 Individuals/parents develop skills for improving parenting effectiveness, better communications and decision- making practices. B. 10 of 300 parents of at-risk early childhood, school age or teenage youth, including first-time offenders with juvenile probation, will increase knowledge and utilize skills related to communications, decision-making and interpersonal relationships through participation in parenting education classes using Early Childhood/STEP/STEP-TEEN educational programs 12 BROOKS 13 YOUTH RESILIENCY & WELL-BEING 01 GA:KA: : 0.15 0.00 314 10 OUT OF 15 YOUTH COMMITING FIRST-TIME JUVENILE OFFENSES WILL DEVELOP SELF ESTEEM, LIFE SKILLS, AND LEADERSHIP QUALITIES REQUIRED TO BECOME PRODUCTIVE MEMBERS OF OUR WORKING SOCIETY. -PARENTS WILL LEARN FUNDAMENTAL SKILLS OF PARENTING; KNOWLEDGE OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT, GUIDANCE, AND DISCIPLINE, COMMUNICATION, SELF-ESTEEM, AND WAYS TO DEAL WITH THEIR CHILDREN'S PROBLEM BEHAVIOR. 12 CAMERON 5 *LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT - YOUT NB 04 GA:KA:KB:TT 0.42 0.40 1162 100 out of 2000 "at risk youth" will participate in educational events focusing on self-esteem,leadership skills, and team working resulting in increased self confidence and will develop positive attitudes, while interacting with other youth. 12 CAMERON 6 *PARENTING SKILLS EF 04 GA:SS:KB:TT 0.10 0.00 2500 A) 20 of 1600 homemakers will assume leadership in the Manos Unidas parenting program to increase knowledge in effective parenting skills to serve as volunteers to teach other homemakers in study groups. These volunteers will be encouraged to teach 15 other homemakers for an outreach of 300. B) 4 of 40 elementary school parental involvement programs in the Brownsville area will use the "Growing Up" newsletter series for parents 12 CAMERON 8 4-H CORE PROGRAM 04 GA:KA:KB:WW 0.49 0.00 1537 555 of 555 enrolled 4-H members will develop skills for goal setting, public speaking, and leadership through completing of projects and other 4-H related activities. 12 CAMERON 12 RECREATION 02 GA:HA:HC:HD 0.20 0.00 1900 1000 OF 10,000 NATURAL RESOURCE USERS MAXIMIZE UTILIZATION OF OUR NATURAL RESOURCES WHILE MINIMIZING THEIR IMPACT. 12 DIMMIT 9 STRENGTHENING FAMILY RELATIONS 04 GA: : : 0.20 0.00 275 30 of 60 headstart parents will learn the fundatmentals of parenting. 15 of 53 of senior 4-H'ers will participate in adolescent sexuality class. 12 HIDALGO 13 *FAMILY HEALTH AND NUTRITION AM 01 GA:WW:VV:GB 0.40 0.00 4000 4,000 of 60,000 limited income youth from ENP families learn basic nutrition concepts, food preparation and storage, meal planning, sanitation and safety principles, food science, consumer information and personal development by participating in ENP-Youth Phase. 12 JIM WELLS 9 *YOUTH RESILIENCY & WELL-BEING BW 01 GA:KA: : 0.35 0.00 612 10 out of 20 youth commiting first-time juvenile offenses will become resilient and develop self esteem, life skills, and leadership qualities required to become productive members of our working society. 12 LIVE OAK 4 PRESCHOOL NUTRITION PROGRAM 01 GA:GB: : 0.05 0.00 810 35 to 40 Headstart students become aware of the benefits of good eating habits, learn to eat new foods, and develop and practice language skills through participation in a preschool nutrition program. 12 LIVE OAK 5 *STRENGTHENING COMM. SKILLS LSB 01 GA:KB: : 0.38 0.00 4519 A. 15 of 60 Live Oak County Headstart parents support the development of human potential through the family structure to foster in their children the qualities necessary to make healthy lifestyle choices that promote individual developmental well being. B. 1,939 of 2,154 Live Oak County Pre-K through 12th grade students increase their awareness of the importance of living a drug free life, staying in school, staying out of gangs, being a leader, and developing positive self-esteem and respecting themselves as well as others. C. 15 of 52 estimated first time Live Oak County juvenile offenders develop a positive self image and sense of worth, leadership skills and life skills through their participation in one of the six Live Oak County 4-H clubs. 15 of 78 estimated parents of these first time juvenile offenders become better parents by learning and practicing encouraging positive behavior, discourage negative behavior & teaching positive alternative behaviors to their children. 12 STARR 16 CHILDREN YOUTH & FAMILIES 04 GA: : : 0.10 0.00 300 100 parents and child care providers of 13,000 learn and practice better parenting skills and increase knowledge and skills in parenting, communication, child development resulting in family stability. 12 WEBB 13 4-H EXPANSION/PROGRAM SUPPORT 04 GA:KB:KA:RR 0.36 0.00 2400 75 of the 375 members of the 4-H program will be involved in expansion through local radio and television promotion. Also, these individuals will carry the 4-H message into the school to support the curriculum enrichment program in each of their designated areas. These members will lead by example to bring interest to the 4-H program. ** Subtotal ** 78.18 5.96 501194 ** Init GB 01 DALLAM 10 HEALTH ED. / ACCIDENT PREVENTI 01 GB:GA:VV: 0.03 0.00 70 7 agencies will form a Health Education Coaltion of ten members in order to develop a plan for disease screening and prevention education. 300 of 720 Elementary aged children will learn about Farm Safety. 20 of 27 FCE members will learn how they can alter their life style to improve their health. 01 DEAF SMITH 4 FAMILY & PERSONAL PROTECT. & S 02 GB:HA:HC: 0.09 0.00 1560 1136 individuals of 6,182 households will gain knowledge in ways to protect themselves and their families from disasters and will gain knowledge in ways to protect their families safety. 01 DEAF SMITH 12 *RESPONSIBLE PHYSICAL/MENTAL H BKH 01 GB:VV:GA:KA 0.28 0.75 900 A. 120 of 387 youth in 4-H will develop skills in planning nutritional meals and purchasing healthier foods. B. 24 of 80 parents/guardians utilizing one day care facility will gain information and parenting skills to make positive changes in parenting. Parents will acquire knowledge that will enable them to provide for their children's mental and physical needs and learn techniques to reduce stress factors in parenting. C. 42 of 1726 Senior Citizens will develop an understanding and awareness of the aging process and problems accociated with ageing. Senior Citizens will develop knowledge and skills necessary to make wise decisions on retaining physical and mental health. D. 75 of 5217 limited resource individuals will change practices that will improve family diets and nutritional status. 01 GRAY 9 NUTRITION AND HEALTH 01 GB: : : 0.10 0.00 1300 230 of 23,967 youth and adults learn food preparation and preservation techniques, practice dietary modification, apply the USDA Food Guide Pyramid and dietary guidelines, and adopt personal health and safety practices. 01 HEMPHILL 12 IMPROVING HEALTH DIET & NUTRIT 01 GB:VV: : 0.11 0.00 300 Thirty five of 3720 family members, consumers, and youth enhance healthy life styles by developing skills and knowledge in sound nutrition, diet, health, weight control and exercise. 01 MOORE 9 NUTRITION AND HEALTH 01 GB:VV: : 0.10 0.05 150 Sixty of 17,865 Moore County residents gain knowledge of healthy eating habits, recipe modifications, nutrition requirements, benefits of exercise and health maintenance practices that lead to healthier living. 01 OLDHAM 9 IMPROV. NUTRITION,DIET & HEALT 01 GB: : : 0.10 0.00 215 25 of 904 youth and 25 of 58 4-H volunteers will increase their knowledge and skills in foods and nutrition through educational activities resulting in healthier eating habits. 01 POTTER 4 INTERDISCIPLINARY BEEF EDUCATI 03 GB:QQ:JA: 0.08 0.00 1000 THREE HUNDRED OF 99,800 YOUTH AND ADULTS WILL LEARN ANAPPRECIATION OF THE ECONOMICAL IMPACT OF THE BEEF INDUSTRY IN POTTER COUNTY AND AN INCREASED CONFIDENCE IN THE WHOLESOMNESS. 02 BORDEN 9 *NUTRITIONAL HEALTH JDM 01 GB:VV: : 0.20 0.00 45 40 out of 350 adult women residents of Borden County acquire knowledge that will prevent nutritionally related diseases, such as Osteoporosis and Arthritis. 02 BORDEN 10 HEALTH AND WELLNESS 01 GB:VV: : 0.10 0.00 70 50 of 800 adult and youth residents of Borden County acquire valuable knowledge and learn new skills regarding health and safety issues, nutrition, and the importance of exercise. 02 CASTRO 7 *HEALTH AND SAFETY FOR TEXAS MRN 01 GB: : : 0.20 0.00 550 110 of 1100 Castro County females between the ages of 40 and 65 will develop healthier lifestyles by eating a lower fat diet and lowering the risk of heart disease, diabetes, and other negative health conditions directly related to obesity and high fat diets as a result of nutrition and health educational opportunities provided by Extension staff. 02 CASTRO 10 SAFETY 01 GB:HC: : 0.36 0.00 2267 453 of 9070 Castro County residents will improve their safety habits by knowledge obtained through Extension trainings, workshops, and media coverage. 02 COCHRAN 5 FAMILY HEALTH/SAFETY MCS 01 GB:GA:VV: 0.36 0.00 2500 500 of 1334 limited resource families increase their knowledge and acquire skills necessary to improve the overall health and safety of the family to prevent and reduce illness and accidents within the family unit. 02 CROSBY 8 FARM SAFETY 01 GB:HC: : 0.12 0.00 1062 -20 of 430 producers and agriculture workers become aware of farm related hazards. -50 of 430 producers maintain proper chemical storage sights and chemical use records. -100 of 7304 county residents will gain an increased knowledge of the safety of the U.S. food supply. 02 GARZA 5 *NUTRITION & WELLNESS-OLDER AD KLA 01 GB:VV: : 0.30 0.00 1388 100 of 836 adults age 65 and older acquire knowledge and skills of nutrition and health care practices to help them maintain good health, prevent acute disease and reduce the risk of chronic diseases such as Osteoporosis and heart disease. 02 GARZA 9 NUTRITION, HEALTH AND WELLNESS 01 GB:VV: : 0.08 0.00 200 100 of 4200 Garza County residents (school-aged children, adults 19-64) will receive health and nutrition information which will enable them to make lifestyle choices to improve their health and well being. 02 HALE 12 FAMILY NUTRITION & WELLNESS 01 GB:VV: : 0.11 0.00 175 150 of the 12,694 Hale county homemakers will adopt improved nutritional habits resulting in increased wellness status. 02 HALE 13 FAMILY SAFETY 01 GB:VV: : 0.09 0.00 150 100 of 12,694 Hale County homemakers and food handlers will adopt safety procedures in driving in inclement weather, personal safety, and safe food handling practices. 02 HOCKLEY 4 *HEALTH SAFETY & WELL-BEING DJP 01 GB:VV: : 0.20 0.00 9600 110 of 2551 Senior Citizens (adults over age 65) participate in Extension programming designed to improve their ability to make informed choices regarding their health and nutritional status. 02 HOCKLEY 13 NUTRITION AND HEALTH CARE 03 GB:SS:KA:WW 0.17 0.00 590 200 of 12,277 Homemakers in the county will increase knowledge and develop skills and follow recommended practices after attending workshops, trainings and lessons to help them select and prepare safe and nutritious meals. 02 LAMB 5 FAMILY NUTRITION JCC 01 GB:GA: : 0.35 0.50 800 500 of 4191 residents with below poverty status acquire food and nutrition, food safety, wellness, and financial management knowledge, skills, and behaviors necessary to maximize resources, have nutritionally sound diets and improve health status and self-sufficiency. 02 LAMB 8 HEALTH AND NUTRITION JCC 01 GB: : : 0.08 0.00 230 100 of 388 4-H members and FCE members will enhance healthy life styles by developing skills and knowledge in health, nutrition and safety. 02 LAMB 12 SAFETY EDUCATION 01 GB: : : 0.05 0.00 350 100 of 15,092 Lamb County citizens acquire knowledge in the area of agriculture and home safety. 150 of 1500 Seasonal Agriculture Workers received approved EPA-WPS Worker and Pesiticide Handler Training in accordance with Worker Protection Safety Standards. 02 LUBBOCK 4 *FOOD SAFETY LHG 01 GB:KB:VV:TT 0.30 0.00 30747 300 adults and youth (29.9% of 222,636 = 155,845 adults and 29.9% of 222,636 = 66,791 youth) increase knowledge and resources on proper food safety, handling and storage principles and food preservation techniques to include canning, dehydration, freezing and equipment maintenance. 02 LUBBOCK 16 LIFESTYLE & DIETARY HABITS 01 GB:VV: : 0.21 0.00 573 40 of 390 adults and youth participating in Extension programs will understand health risk factors and requirements for a healthy life style, increase knowledge of food guide pyramid and dietary guidelines suitable for strengthening overall health and well being. 60 of 50,331 limited resource families increase knowledge of food guide pryamid, dietary guidelines and budgeting their food dollar to improve their ability to prepare nutritionally sound after school snacks and family meals. 02 MITCHELL 6 HEALTH/DIET AND NUTRITION 01 GB: : : 0.10 0.00 1560 160 of 300 Mitchell County youth and adults involved in Health, Diet & Nutrition programs will develop knowledge and skills in the areas of nutrition, health, fitness, food safety and develop the use of proper eating habits, health and fitness habits and safe food handling techinques. 02 PARMER 7 NUTRITION, HEALTH, AND WELL BE 01 GB: : : 0.10 0.00 250 100 of 206 Parmer County 4-H youth will gain knowledge and skills in nutrition, health, and safety that will improve their overall well being. 02 PARMER 12 SAFETY 01 GB: : : 0.21 0.00 198 50 of 783 farm residents and school children will gain knowledge and skills in safety prevention in order to protect their well-being. 02 TERRY 11 PESTICIDE SAFETY 02 GB:HC: : 0.05 0.00 1146 300 of 765 applicators and handlers of pesticides use protective clothing, proper laundering methods and disposal of contaminated clothing and containers. 03 CHILDRESS 11 FOOD SAFETY AND SANITATION 01 GB: : : 0.04 0.00 15 15 of 25 food managers enroll in ServSafe food safety and sanitation program, become certified by the Texas Department of Health and the Education Foundation of the National Restaurant Association, learn and implement food safety principles in their operations. 03 CHILDRESS 12 HEALTH, SAFETY & WELL BEING 01 GB:JA: : 0.04 0.00 145 75 of 145 county clientel (Extension Homemaker, Headstart, Diabetic Study Group, Foods Leaders) enhance life quality by improving health, safety, and economic skills as they learn and implement new behavioral practices. 03 DICKENS 9 *SPORTS NUTRITION ADB 01 GB:VV: : 0.25 0.00 500 40 of 516 Dickens County K-12 graders will gain knowledge and skills in improving nutrition practices to increase their knowledge of how proper diet equates to preformance in athletics. 03 HASKELL 9 FAMILY & CONSUMER RELATED SCIE 01 GB:GA:VV:TT 0.15 0.00 1000 500 of the 6,820 county residents receive educational information and/or learn skills in areas of family and consumer related sciences to enable them to improve their quality of life. 03 JACK 11 ELDERLY/DEPENDENT CARE 01 GB: : : 0.14 0.00 500 100 of 1752 Jack County citizens concerned with aging parents or someone else elderly will gin knowledge of cost, equipment, needs, quality and available services to care for our aging society. 75 of 2104 pareents, teachers, and child care emplyoyees will receive knowledge on special needs, child care, quality, cost, and structures of day care for children. 150 of 503 parents will learn how to help their children and others who have LD, ADD and ADHD. 03 KING 8 HEALTH AND WELL-BEING 01 GB:SS:VV: 0.20 0.00 50 15 of 354 adults & youth learn skills in basic health and well-being stratagies to improve the quality of life in rural community. 03 PALO PINTO 7 *FOOD SAFETY DGG 01 GB:TT:VV: 0.30 0.00 92 23 of 78 food managers enroll in ServSafe food safety and sanitation program, become certified by the Texas Department of Health and the Education Foundation of the National Restaurant Association, learn and implement food safety principles in their operations. 03 PALO PINTO 13 OTHER CONSUMER SCIENCES 04 GB:KA:SS:VV 0.07 0.05 1000 750 youth and adults of 25,000 in Palo Pinto County will acquire technical and practical consumer skills that will enhance their self-worth and increase their resources. 03 PARKER 7 *NUTRITION AND HEALTH DLB 01 GB: : : 0.18 0.00 1500 300 of 20,000 Parker County citizens reduce fat, sodium and caloric ingestion, increase fiber, iron, complex carbohydrates and calcium consumption to improve healthful lifestyle practices. 03 PARKER 13 FOOD SAFETY AND SANITATION 01 GB:HD: : 0.05 0.00 100 30 of 50 food managers enroll in ServSafe food safety and sanitation program, become certified by the Texas Department of Health and the Education Foundation of the National Restaurant Association, learn and implement food safety principles in their operations. 03 STEPHENS 11 NUTRITION AND WELLNESS 01 GB: : : 0.14 0.00 350 30 of 35 teen-age youth in nutrition projects and 65 of 449 4-H adults will lower susceptibility to nutrition related diseases by adopting current research based nutrition practices information. 03 THROCKMORTON 9 *ELDER CARE BAL 01 GB: : : 0.10 0.00 425 186 of 432 elders maintain independant living by making positive changes in housing, diets, and physical activity. 03 THROCKMORTON 10 HEALTH 01 GB: : : 0.10 0.00 150 30 of 1880 Youth and adults learn skills to revise their eating, and exercise habits to reduce stress and become physically fit. 03 WILBARGER 7 *HEALTH & SAFETY EDUCATION FCS 01 GB:TT:VV:KB 0.00 0.00 900 25 of 50 food service providers will complete the Food Protection Management Training to become certified in the ServSafe program, improving the quality of food service and safety in their local estabishments. 150 of 15,121 County residents gain greater awareness of the importance of good nutrition, health and safety to increase their quality of life. 03 WISE 11 *FAMILY NUTRITION PROGRAM RCS 01 GB:GA:VV:SS 0.35 1.00 999 A. 40 of 5,373 limited resource families change practices that will improve family diets and nutritional status and gain necessary knowledge and skill to enhance their children's health and well-being. B. 25 of 5,373 limited resource families increase understanding of responsibilities involved in carrying out parenting roles. 03 WISE 12 FOOD SAFETY AND SANITATION 01 GB:VV: : 0.08 0.00 180 20 of 80 food managers enroll in ServSafer Food Safety and Sanitation Program, become certified by the Texas Department of Health and the Education Foundation of the National Restaurant Association, learn and implement food safety principles in their operations. 03 WISE 13 HEALTH 01 GB:VV: : 0.06 0.20 420 70 of 12,179 households learn skills that will help them make positive changes in food choices, cooking practices, and lifestyle habits. 125 of 610 4-H'ers and foods leaders learn skills and gain knowledge of nutrition and cooking principles eventually leading to better health. 03 WISE 14 ELDER CARE 01 GB: : : 0.07 0.00 220 120 older adults and caregivers (of 8,740) become aware of medical assistance, coping techniques, community support and services available that can lead to healthier and happier living. 04 BOWIE 1 PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT 01 GB:KB: : 0.08 0.02 131 8 OF THE 14 MEMBERS OF THE EXTENSION PROGRAM COUNCIL'S EXECUTIVE BOARD AND 41 OF THE 55 PROGRAM AREA COMMITTEE MEMBERS PROVIDE LEADERSHIP FOR EXTENSION EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS IN BOWIE COUNTY. 04 CAMP 13 NUTRITION, DIET AND HEALTH 01 GB: : : 0.10 0.00 200 100 of 200 health conscious individuals learn and adopt new practices for a healthier, more productive lifestyle. 04 CAMP 14 HEALTH AND SAFETY FOR TEXANS - 01 GB: : : 0.10 0.00 25 25 of 100 food handlers learn and adopt safe food handling practices by participating in a Food Protection Management Training. 04 COLLIN 17 FOOD SAFETY AND SANITATION 01 GB: : : 0.20 0.00 80 30 of 500 food service managers gain skills in food safety and become certified by the Texas Department of Health, resulting in improved public health. 04 COOKE 8 HEALTH AND WELL BEING 01 GB: : : 0.14 0.00 535 120 of 1,200 women become aware of their personal risk factors and their relationship to disease and disabilities, gain related knowledge and adopt positive lifestyle changes. 04 COOKE 9 FARM AND HOME SAFETY 01 GB: : : 0.15 0.00 145 125 of 1,500 family members gain knowledge and practice safety guidelines in the home and on the farm. 04 DALLAS 3 STAFF RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT 01 GB: : : 0.80 0.00 600 150 of the 675 extension trained volunteer leaders, including advisory board members, program area committee members, 4-H program leaders, FCE council members, and volunteers from the various organized groups develop and implement plans to increase resourecs in support of educational efforts for Dallas County citizens. 04 DALLAS 8 *DIABETES MANAGEMENT CRM 01 GB:GA: : 0.25 0.00 1800 300 of 19,884 diabetics understand their disease so they can better care for themselves and fifty of 11,415 Hispanic women in Irving gain necessary knowledge and skills to enhance their health and well being. 04 DALLAS 10 FOOD SAFETY, NUTRITION & HEALT 02 GB:GA: : 0.35 0.00 3000 600 of the 1.8 million residents acquire nutrition, food safety, wellness and financial management skills and implement changes necessary to maximize resources, have nutritionally sound diets and improve other health status. 04 DENTON 7 NUTRITION & HEALTH 01 GB:VV: : 0.22 0.00 810 60 of 81 FCE members learn health risk factors related to nutrition, food safety and stress, and make changes for improved health. 04 DENTON 8 FOOD SAFETY AND SANITATION 01 GB:VV: : 0.32 0.00 650 40 of 750 food service managers, owners and operators enroll in ServSafe Food Safety & Sanitation program, learn and implement food safety principles in their operations, become certified by the Texas Dept of Health and the Educational Foundation of the National Restaurant Association. 04 DENTON 9 *NUTRITION EDUCATION SAJ 01 GB: : : 0.20 0.00 300 50 of 120 HeadStart parents gain knowledge and skills to utilize nutritional information to improve their lifestyle. 04 FANNIN 6 SPECIALITY MEDICAL & SUPPORT G 01 GB: : : 0.12 0.00 3600 Out of 24,804 Fannin County residents 200 individuals will learn and use recommended practices related to food safety, nutrition and maintenance of healthy lifestyles. 04 GRAYSON 11 HEALTH CARE AND SAFETY 01 GB:VV:GA: 0.15 0.00 3000 150 of 68,000 adults improve their health by reducing fat intake, lowering cholesterol, reducing weight and increasing exercise through increased awareness of healthy lifestyle choices. 04 GRAYSON 17 *POSITIVE DECISION MAKING JGS 01 GB:GA:KA: 0.15 0.00 2000 400 of 5,000 Grayson County High School youth will gain awareness and skills which will enable them to develop positive decision making, problem solving, communication and goal setting skills concerning substance abuse. 04 HOPKINS 18 FOOD PROTECTION MANAGEMENT 01 GB: : : 0.06 0.00 150 30 of 75 food service managers participate in a Food Protection Management Training program to lern and implement food safety principles. 04 HOPKINS 19 FAMILY NUTRITION/BUYING PROGRA 01 GB: : : 0.04 0.00 200 200 of 5000 members of families with limited resources acquire food and nutrition, food safety and wellness knowledge, stills, attitudes and beaviors necessary to maximize money and time resources, have nutritionally sound diets and improve health status and self-sufficiency. 04 KAUFMAN 9 CRIME 01 GB: : : 0.03 0.00 50 50 of 26,541 adults, 25 years of age and older, increase understanding of laws, citizen rights and responsibilities to protect themselves and their property. 04 KAUFMAN 13 NUTRITION, HEALTH & WELLNESS 01 GB:VV: : 0.10 0.00 600 150 of 26,541 individuals, 25 years of age and older, understand health risk factors and become aware of risks of lifestyle practices and make changes to practice a healthier lifestyle. 04 TARRANT 6 IMPROVING HEALTH WELLNESS & SA 01 GB:VV: : 0.25 0.00 400 50 of 2,000 food managers enrolled in ServSafe food safety and sanitation program, become certified in learning and implementing food safety principles in their operations. 100 of 150,000 consumers adopt recommended food safety practices to insure safe food handling and reduced health risks. 04 TARRANT 7 IMPROVING HEALTH WELLNESS & SA 01 GB:VV: : 0.23 0.00 1600 200 family members from the 439,325 households in the county will gain knowledge that improves their diet, nutrition and personal health. 04 TARRANT 9 *EXPANDED NUTRITION PROGRAM - BW 01 GB: : : 0.25 0.00 300 50 of 125 social service managers providing basic services to limited resource families increase knowledge and understanding of the benefits of the Expanded Nutrition Program in order to foster cooperative efforts resulting in greater program support and a 25% increase in organized groups. 04 TARRANT 10 EXPANDED NUTRITION PROGRAM - A 01 GB: : : 0.52 0.00 600 1200 of 23,986 inner city, limited resource families with young children improve family diet, nutrition and finances through the Expanded Nutrition Program. Entry and exit data from a representative sample of 100 graduates will show- a) increased nutrition knowledge and food management skills; b) improved dietary eating patterns by eating according to the Food Guide Pyramid recommendations for each food group 04 TARRANT 11 *EXPANDED NUTRITION PROGRAM - DM 01 GB:KB: : 0.94 0.00 5400 800 low-income youth, from a potential audience of 20,387 inner-city children, acquire knowledge,and skills, and improve their nutritional status and leadership development through the Expanded Nutrition Program. 04 TITUS 16 FOOD PROTECTION MANAGEMENT 01 GB: : : 0.06 0.00 300 30 of 150 food service managers participate in a Food Protection Management Training program to learn and implement food safety principles. 04 VAN ZANDT 11 *FAMILY NUTRITION CLB 01 GB:VV: : 0.20 0.00 175 10 of 50 Canton Head Start program parents will learn and apply skills in meal planning in order to provide nutritional meals for their children and other family members. 15 of 30 Canton Head Start program participants will become aware of the importance of good nutrition. 04 VAN ZANDT 14 DIABETES MANAGEMENT 01 GB:VV: : 0.05 0.00 450 75 of 100 diabetics will acquire knowledge and implement proper dietary, medication and exercise practices to prevent complications. 05 ANDERSON 4 *IMPROVING DIET, NUTRITION & H DKF 01 GB:VV: : 0.35 0.00 450 75 of 15,000 at risk adults increase their knowledge of nutrition principles, dietary recommendations and lifestyle changes to lower their risk of cancer and heart disease. 05 ANDERSON 11 SAFETY IN THE HOME AND COMMUNI 01 GB: : : 0.04 0.00 50 40 of 4,661 adults age 50+ gain knowledge and make use of available resources to enhance security in the home and community. 05 ANGELINA 1 PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT 04 GB: : : 0.33 0.00 300 60 of the 2000 small business owners in Angelina County will gain skills in business promotion, management, recordkeeping and organization to implement new practices for enhancing tourism in Angelina County. 05 ANGELINA 14 *HEALTH & SAFETY FOR TEXAS PG 01 GB: : : 0.24 0.00 240 15 of the 85 senior residents of the Fair Acres Community Center will be come more informed on nutrition-related issues, which will empower them to make educated decisions and equip them for continued successful aging. In addition, the participants will gain confidence as they share their knowledge with others. 05 CHEROKEE 7 *NUTRITION, FITNESS & FOOD SAF LLB 01 GB:VV:WW: 0.32 0.00 2000 150 of 323 youth in 4-H and 200 of 30,375 adults learn to maintain a healthy lifestyle through the understanding and use of the Food Guide Pyramid, special diets, physical activity, healthy cooking techniques and safe lifestyle practices. 05 CHEROKEE 12 PESTICIDES: USE/COMPLIANCE/SAF 02 GB:HA:HC: 0.12 0.00 210 185 of 600 licensed and/or certified pesticide applicators will receive training and Continuing Education Units (CEU's) of credit toward maintaining their license; 40 new individuals will be trained and receive Pesticide Licenses. 05 GREGG 1 PROGRAM DEV./EXT.PROGRAM COUN. 01 GB: : : 0.15 0.00 100 40 of 45 members of the Extension Program Council's Executive Board and Program Area Committee members carry out prescribed role in giving leadership to the County Extension program. 05 GREGG 12 FOOD SAFETY 01 GB: : : 0.30 0.00 150 50 of 250 food service managers reduce the risk of outbreak of foodborne illness by practicing recommended food safety principles in their eating establishments. 05 HARRISON 4 *HEALTH, NUTRITION & WELLNESS FMJ 01 GB:TT: : 0.50 0.00 1900 A. 800 of 8,000 Senior Citizens increase their knowledge and skills and understanding on Health Practices, Nutrition and Wellness. (IMPAC) B. 20 of 51 4-H members enrolled in home economic related projects will acquire life skills that will enable them to make healthy decisions about nutrition, fitness, and food safety. 05 HARRISON 14 *HERO-HARRISON LRE 01 GB:VV: : 0.17 0.00 250 200 of 2000 residents in the Harleton, Elysian Fields and Karnack communities will show some progression through change toward a healthy lifestyle. 2 volunteers to be recruited and trained to be master health volunteers in Harrison County. 2 of 4 communities in Harrison County will have health coalitions formed with target activity. 05 HOUSTON 6 *HEALTH, SAFETY AND WELL BEING WMP 01 GB: : : 0.25 0.00 380 100 of 2237 older adults will acquire knowledge and skills to improve quality of life with resources available through participation in educational programs and activities conducted by TAEX. 05 NACOGDOCHES 12 WELLNESS / NUTRITION 01 GB:VV: : 0.20 0.00 300 25 of 50 Nacogdoches County adults attending Extension nutrition education programs improve their eating, meal planning & exercise habits and minimize diet-related health risk factors by following recommended dietary guidelines to provide for total family wellness. 5 of 10 Food Service Managers enroll in ServSafe Food Safety and sanitation program to become certified by the Texas Department of Health and Education Foundation of the National Restaurant Association, learn to implement food safety principles in their operations. (As needed) 25 of 50 consumers participating in Extension educational food safety programs understand the importance of safe food handling and practice necessary behaviors to prevent food borne illness. 05 PANOLA 2 CIVIL RIGHTS/AFFIRMATIVE ACTIO 01 GB: : : 0.14 0.00 100 County Extension Programs in agriculture/natural resources, community development, family & consumer sciences and 4-H have participation/representation from 100 out of 5,000 minority population that corresponds to racial, color, age, socioeconomic level and geographic distributions of county population. 05 PANOLA 3 STAFF RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT 01 GB: : : 0.18 0.00 176 175 out of 175 4-H members contribute membership fees to fund county 4-H programs, and 1 out of 2 United Way officers are contacted to contribute $1000 to the 4-H program. 05 PANOLA 11 HERO-PANOLA 01 GB:VV: : 0.17 0.00 250 250 of 1500 Carthage ISD and Tyson Company employees adopt healthy lifestyle choices as shown by their progression through the stages of change. 2 volunteers are recruited and trained to be master health volunteers in Panola County. 1 of 3 communities in Panola County form health coalitions with a target activity. 05 RUSK 7 *HEALTHY LIFESTYLE CHOICES CAO 01 GB:VV: : 0.49 0.00 650 150 OF 8,000 LIMITED INCOME ADULTS AND YOUTH WILL INCREASE THEIR KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS IN BASIC NUTRITION, REDUCE THE RISK OF CHRONIC DISEASE THROUGH ADOPTING HEALTHY LIFESTYLE CHOICES. 05 RUSK 10 *SR/YOUTH HEALTH AND WELL-BEIN PDB 01 GB:VV: : 0.38 0.00 1848 (1) 150 of 7,516 OLDER ADULTS WILL ACQUIRE KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND RESOURCES TO IMPROVE THEIR QUALITY OF LIFE THROUGH PARTICIPATION IN EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS CONDUCTED THROUGH TAEX. (2) 30 of 38 ADULT CARE PROVIDERS WILL INCREASE THEIR KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS IN CARING