Working Together

2014-2015

Each KEHA Educational Program Chairman

develops a 3-year program of work Area, county and club chairmen provide

leadership for implementation locally Clubs are encouraged to complete at least one

lesson or activity from each educational program chairman each year

Educational Program of Work

2014-15 Focus: Document, preserve

and protect “The Trail of Tears” Explore sites along “The Trail of Tears” Promote certification of lands along “The

Trail of Tears” Support preservation of historic buildings

and lands along “The Trail of Tears”

Cultural Arts & Heritage

2014-15 Focus: Home Air Quality Objectives:

Develop awareness of indoor air quality issues

Identity indoor triggers for asthma, allergic reactions and/or other health problems

Improve indoor air quality in your home

Environment, Housing & Energy

2014-15: Be the “E”:

Entrepreneurship Goal: Introduce youth to the concept of

entrepreneurship and help them learn to be entrepreneurs

Contest: Support local businesses

4-H Youth Development

2013-15

Focus I: Supporting Military Families Focus II: Encouraging a Healthier Lifestyle Focus III: Care of Clothing Contest:See KEHA Handbook, Page 63

Family & Individual Development

2013-15:

Mission Statement: To promote a Commonwealth of healthy living for KEHA members and all Kentuckians through education and prevention

See KEHA Manual, Handbook page 65 for goals, objectives, activities and featured lessons

See KEHA Manual, Handbook pages 66-67 for awards and contests

Food, Nutrition & Health

Goals for 2013-20161. Empower community service in collaboration with our

partners (ACWW, CWC, NVON)2. Continue to support the Kentucky Academy3. Increase “Coins for Change”4. Support Kentucky 4-H international programs5. Present at least one local program on family

life in another country6. Participate in ACWW Grow Locally,

Benefit Globally program7. Support ACWW Water for All8. Conduct KEHA Exchange

International

2014-15 areas of emphasis:

Citizenship, Leadership, Volunteerism and Scholarship

Featured Lesson: Communication Essentials for Good Impressions

Ongoing projects: Evans/Hansen/Weldon & Homemakers Scholarships Volunteer Service Unit program and recognitions Community Volunteerism Award KEHA Endowed Scholarship at UK

Leadership Development

2014-17:

Focus I: Financial Considerations for Women: Planning for Life’s Major Events

Focus II: Maximizing Your Dollars in Retirement

Focus III: Managing in Tough Times: Rebounding Your Finance$ after Recession

Management & Safety

Visit the KEHA Website – www.keha.org

Manual – Handbook & Appendix KEHA Chairmen web pages

Contact the KEHA State Chairmen Contact area educational chairmen Read your county newsletter

Learn More:

Check the KEHA Manual Appendix -

pages 2 & 3 for a summary of all contests

Read the detailed information for each program of work contest(s)

Submit your entries with the cover sheet (Appendix page 1) by the set deadlines

KEHA Contests: