Wellness and Independence through Nutrition (WIN) works to reduce hunger in underserved mid-life and older Iowans (age 50 years and older) who are eligible for, but not yet enrolled in the food assistance program.
Human Sciences specialists in select areas reach out to various populations to promote awareness of how food assistance can improve nutrition and quality of life for adults age 50+.
2021-2022 WIN Managers and Counties
- Ann Parker: Boone, Carroll, Greene, Guthrie, Polk
- Barb Wollan: Hamilton, Pocahontas, Tama
- Carolyn Clark: Jackson
- Cathy Drost: Jasper, Mahaska
- Cathy Lents: Poweshiek
- Geré Stevens: Pottawattamie
- Holly VanHeel: Humboldt, Marshall, Story, Webster
- Jill Weber: Black Hawk, Chickasaw, Fayette, Winneshiek
- Jody Hitz: Union
- Kelsey Salow: Delaware
- Karrie King: Woodbury
- Leah Brooke: Montgomery
- Lydia Dingeman: Marion
- Mary Krisco: Crawford, Dallas, Madison, Warren
- Phyllis Zalenski: Dubuque, Linn
- Sara Sprouse: Lee
- Vera Stokes: Clinton, Scott
Contact
Sarah Francis, 515-294-1456
Resources
- Spend Smart. Eat Smart. - eating well on a budget
- MyPlate
Spend Smart. Eat Smart.
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