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Match Wellness Program Teaches Students to Make Healthy Choices
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A significant amount of additional research linking health and educational outcomes in the last decade or so has helped many teachers see why it makes sense to implement a health program into their curricula. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education (SNAP-Ed)—a federal program designed to support the health and wellness of people who are eligible for SNAP benefits—is MATCH Wellness’s primary source of funding. While MATCH was created to address students’ physical health, prior to the outbreak of COVID-19, Hardison was already in the process of developing a more holistic approach to student health.