Celebrating Our Impact2014-2015

Summarize the impacts of KEHA programs

across the state Provide information that aides

state educational chairmen in crafting and adapting programs and plans

Provide data for Cooperative Extension Service reports and success stories

KEHA Annual Reports

530 members assisted in reading to

preschool children and 122 members were involved in programs teaching literacy skills to adults

227 members sold craft items to support KEHA and community projects

Cultural Arts & Heritage

1,635 KEHA members used water

saving practices 2,925 KEHA members recycle

regularly 840 KEHA members implemented

energy saving practices

Environment, Housing & Energy

KEHA members reported 65,285

volunteer service hours for youth activities

KEHA clubs and counties provided more than $16,000 in 4-H scholarships

4-H Youth Development

97 clubs held programs to

demonstrate support for military families

2,081 members made at least one lifestyle change to improve health

Family & Individual Development

8,483 children were served by food

backpack programs coordinated and/or supported by KEHA

Approximately 5,500 members changed their diets to improve health

Approximately 2,000 members exercised regularly

Food, Nutrition & Health

$6,900 was donated through “Coins

for Change” $4,500 was raised for the Kentucky

Academy in Adjeikrom, Ghana 1,147 KEHA members participated in

a special club project related to the International chairmanship

International

More than 3,400 KEHA members

participated in leadership training at the club, county or area level

More than 3,000 members reported volunteered time for Extension-sponsored events and activities totaling 227,000 hours

Clubs, counties and areas awarded scholarships totaling more than $37,500

Leadership Development

1,512 KEHA members

indicated using Extension resources in making financial decisions

2,787 KEHA members reported using fall prevention techniques learned through KEHA programs

Management & Safety

July 1 – club program of work reports

are due to the county educational chairmen

August 15 – county program of work reports are due to the area educational chairmen

September 15 – area program of work reports are due to the state educational chairmen

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