Sunflower Foundation is collaborating with Hunger Free Kansas and the Kansas Food Action Network on a new monthly virtual learning series, Foundations of Food is Medicine, which will focus on the role local food systems can play in FIM models and interventions.
The 10-session series will bring together food system leaders, health professionals, community partners, and national experts to explore how nutritious food can – and does – integrate into healthcare.
The first session, Foundations of Food is Medicine, is scheduled for 1 p.m. CST Wednesday, Oct. 29.
If you want to learn more about the critical role nutrition can play in improving health outcomes and how food-based interventions can be integrated into the healthcare setting, register for this great learning opportunity.
Other upcoming sessions include:
• November – Food as Healthcare: Evidence, Outcomes, and Coverage Models
• December – Food is Medicine in Kansas: Landscape of Needs, Gaps & Opportunities