Foodie Training

Foodies are Community members trained and supported by the health service to implement Community Foodie programs and activities in their region. A Foodie may be a volunteer, student or professional working in a Foodie capacity in an organisation.

To become a Foodie, you need to undertake 24 hours of training – generally one four hour session each week, for six weeks. The training is free of charge and delivered by program workers.

Click here to view the upcoming Foodies Training dates.

The Foodie Job Description:

• To lead the community through example, by modelling healthy eating and a willingness to learn and develop your skills and understanding
• To work with the community and the program workers to develop quality programs that meet the needs of the community
• To deliver simple, easy to understand and practical skills and understandings about healthy eating at a community level

For more information or to register your interest in becoming a Foodie please email us at info@healthymurraylands.com.au

More information can also be found on the Community Foodies website: www.communityfoodies.com