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About Our Programs

• Balancing Food & Play (PDF) (updated February 2013)
• Better Living for Texans (PDF) (updated April 2013)
• Career and Technical Special Populations Training and Resource Education Center (PDF) (updated January 2013)
• Child Care Provider Training (PDF) (updated January 2013)
• Child Passenger Safety (PDF) (updated February 2013)
• Cooking Well with Diabetes (PDF) (updated January 2013)
• Dinner Tonight! (PDF) (updated February 2013)
• Do Well, Be Well with Diabetes (PDF) (updated February 2013)
• Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program (PDF) (updated January 2013)
• Extension Eldercare (PDF) (updated February 2013)
• Fathers Reading Every Day (PDF) (updated January 2013)
• Food Protection Management Program (PDF) (updated January 2013)
• Friend to Friend – Cancer Early Detection (PDF) (updated February 2013)
• High School Financial Planning Program^® (PDF) (updated March 2013)
• Master of Memory (PDF) (updated February 2013)
• Master Wellness Volunteer Program (PDF) (updated February 2013)
• Money Smart (PDF) (updated February 2013)
• Parent Education Programs (PDF) (updated February 2013)
• ¡Si, Yo Puedo Controlar Mi Diabetes! (PDF) (updated March 2013)
• Texas AgrAbility Project (PDF) (updated February 2013)
• Transformation Grant: Starr County Project (PDF) (added March 2013)
• Walk Across Texas! (PDF) (updated March 2013)
• Walk Across Texas! and Texas Education Agency Partnership (PDF) (updated September 2012)
• Welcome to the Real World! (PDF) (added February 2013)
• Wi$eUp – Financial Education for Generation X and Y Women (PDF) (updated February 2013)
• Wisdom, Power Control (PDF) (added September 2012)
• Working Well (PDF) (updated September 2012)

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Last updated: 29 April, 2013

Educational programs of the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service are open to all people without regard to race, color, sex, disability, religion, age, or national origin.