ArticleGlobal advances in integrative medicine and health
Impacts of a Culinary Nutrition Education Program for Youth on Caregiver-Reported Home Food Environment and Household Food Security.
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Background: Impacts of youth-focused culinary nutrition programs on home food environment and food security are not well known. Objective: Objectives were: (1) assess the influence of a culinary nutrition program on home food environment and food security; and (2) determine whether program format influenced outcomes. Methods: This descriptive study of a longitudinal observational cohort included survey data from caregivers whose children participated in a youth-focused or family-focused culinary nutrition program. To evaluate ordinal outcome changes, means were calculated at baseline and program exit for the entire sample and stratified by program design. Results: 191 caregivers participated. Caregivers reported improvements in thinking about healthy food choices ( Conclusions: This study identifies important associations between participation in youth-focused culinary nutrition programs and the home food environment as well as household food security.
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