Our Community Health Program is supported by Washington SNAP-Ed, Clallam County and the Washington State Department of Agriculture.
NEED HELP WITH FOOD?
This is a comprehensive and up-to-date document listing all the community food resources available to anyone in Clallam County.
Local farmers markets are a great place to find healthy food options while also supporting the local economy:
- Port Angeles Farmers Market: Located in the Gateway Transit Center near the foot of N Lincoln Street at E Front Street in downtown Port Angeles, every Saturday year-round, 10am – 2pm.
- Sequim Farmers Market: Located on the Civic Center Plaza at the corner of N Sequim Avenue and W Cedar St, every Saturday from May through October, 9am – 3pm.
Little Free Pantries Program
More information coming soon!
Great nutrition is a key to sustaining a healthy lifestyle.
WSU Clallam County Extension provides a variety of ways for the community to gain reliable research-based nutrition, food preservation, and food safety information.
Our Community Health Team
Danielle Carson
Community Health and Food Access Lead
danielle.carson@wsu.edu
Amelia Depue, Farm to School Garden-Based Education Program Coordinator
News from WSU Extension Clallam County Community Health
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The Waste Prevention Program at WSU Clallam Extension has been busy this last year! With a new School Garden Educator position added to this funding, our staff have been able to spend a…
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POSITION DESCRIPTION - Clallam County Extension SNAP Educator Working Title: SNAP-Ed Program Assistant Appointment Status: 17 hours per week Effective Dates: March 1, 2024 - September 30, 2024 Office Location: WSU Clallam County Extension, 1914…
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You’ve seen them around. Maybe you’ve donated some canned soups after a grocery store run or some fresh fruit from your yard. Maybe you’ve picked up some grocery items on your way back from work…