Identification should include
- Family, Career, and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) Stand Up national program
- community agencies and organizations that offer nutrition and wellness services, such as
- the specific aspects of nutrition and wellness addressed by each agency/organization
- the services offered by each agency/organization
- eligibility requirements for services, if applicable, and how to access the services.
Process/Skill Questions:
Thinking
- What are the economic considerations of community resources and services for nutrition and wellness?
- What are the funding sources for these community resources and services?
- Who is served by agencies that address nutrition and wellness issues?
Communication
- What is the effect on the reputation of a community that fails to provide wellness services?
- How do people in need find out about wellness resources?
Leadership
- What service-learning projects could our FCCLA chapter develop that would provide nutrition and wellness services for people in need?
- How do community leaders set priorities for the provision of resources and services to people in need?
Management
- What management skills can enable one to help provide resources and services related to nutrition and wellness?
- What factors may lead to an investigation of a career in this area?
- What information is needed to evaluate community resources and services for nutrition and wellness?