Raising Wisconsin’s Children

Join us for lunch to learn about a variety of positive parenting topics. Classes offered monthly.This month’s topic is Confident kids: Building young children’s self esteem.💻 Virtual and free📌 Space is limited – registration is required

Triple P: Raising Competent, Confident Children

Join us to learn how to help children develop social and emotional skills such as good communication and problem solving. You’ll gain practical strategies for building loving bonds with your kids and handling challenging behavior effectively. Whether you’re a new parent or have years of experience, this session offers valuable tools to support your parenting […]

Food For Fathers is BACK

🎉 Calling All Dads! Ready to make mealtime easier and healthier for you and your kids? Join Food For Fathers — a fun and supportive 4-part Zoom series with FoodWIse Nutrition Educator Jace Purdy! From the comfort of your home! Connect with other dads, get practical tips, and learn how to encourage healthy eating habits […]

Adult Mental Health First Aid for Wisconsin Agriculture Community

Adult Mental Health First Aid for Wisconsin Agriculture Community – June 17 & 19 University of Wisconsin – Madison Division of Extension is offering a virtual education program to help the Wisconsin agriculture community identify and respond to a variety of behavioral health challenges. The next virtual Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) for the agriculture […]

Spring into Wellness: Essential Nutrients for Healthy Aging

May 2025 Nourish Your Health As the days grow longer and the warmth of spring returns, it’s the perfect time to refresh our health habits and nourish our bodies with the essential nutrients needed to thrive. 🌞🌿 This season, let’s focus on three key nutrients—Vitamin D, Protein, and Omega-3 fatty acids—to support a vibrant and […]

Baking Without Eggs

With egg prices increasing exponentially, now is a great time to learn alternative methods to baking and cooking! Below is a link to an article written by Justine Hoover from Iowa State University that shares how to use flax seed and chia seeds to substitute for eggs in recipes.

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