Educational programs focus on strengthening individuals, families and communities by addressing critical issues and needs, such as teaching parenting skills, improving nutrition and health, managing family finances, addressing child care needs, and others.
Programs educate farmers, homeowners and other agricultural and horticultural producers on the latest management practices needed to solve problems and improve production and marketing. Programs also help Tennesseans protect the environment and improve the management, marketing and use of natural resources.
TNCEP – Power U
TNCEP which stands for Tennessee Nutrition Consumer Education Program serves SNAP eligible adults and youth throughout the community.
Contact Information
Rachel Erwin
Extension Agent III
Kalli Parr
Extension Agent I
Phone: (731) 286-7821
Useful Links
Family Economics
Health and Safety
Human Development
UT Publications – Family & Consumer Science
