Healthy Eating by Design

The vision for the Healthy Eating by Design - Buffalo (HEbD-Buffalo) program is to raise awareness for the benefits of healthy living and to promote the integration of active lifestyles and healthy eating for children and their families.

The Healthy Eating by Design - Buffalo (HEbD-Buffalo) project is designed to promote, reinforce, and facilitate healthy eating and enhance active living efforts for youth at a school on Buffalo’s East Side.

The Massachusetts Avenue Project (MAP), the University at Buffalo (UB), the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus (BNMC), Urbgardens, Montessori Outdoor Learning Experience (MOLE), Bennett Park Montessori Center, Native Offerings, a local Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) farm, and the Lexington Co-operative Market are the primary partners forming the working group of the Healthy Eating by Design - Buffalo project.

In conjunction with funding provided by an 18-month Robert Wood Johnson Foundation grant, the Healthy Eating by Design - Buffalo project is promoting healthy eating and active living among school children through the following programs...


ACTIVITIES:

▪ FARM-TO– CAFETERIA PROGRAM

FOOD & FUN WORKSHOPS  

HEALTH EDUCATION IN THE CLASSROOM

ART & HEALTH   

CELEBRATE FOOD & FAMILY

PROMOTE ACTIVE LIVING BY DESIGN  


 

 

A pilot project of
the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation

Local Project Partners:
Bennett Park Montessori
Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus
Department of Urban and Regional Planning University at Buffalo
▪ Food Services Department, Buffalo Public Schools
Lexington Co-operative Market
Massachusetts Avenue Project
Native Offerings Farms
 ▪ Urbgardens