Maine SNAP-Ed Reports and Publications

FY 2022 Infographic

The Infographic explains the impact of Maine SNAP-Ed programming with updated data from fiscal year 2022. It has new section headings and uses language that is strength-based to highlight community assets when sharing Maine’s SNAP-Ed data. It spotlights the results of the work completed by statewide staff.

Fiscal Year 2021

FY 2021 Annual Report

This Annual Report features the stories that highlight the
successful delivery of direct education programs, policy,
systems, and environmental (PSE) change strategies, and
social marketing efforts while offering in-person, virtual,
and alternative approaches that provided nutrition
education programming safely in communities during
the first full year that Maine SNAP-Ed was impacted by
the COVID-19 pandemic.

FY 2021 Infographic

The Infographic explains the impact of Maine SNAP-Ed programming with updated data from fiscal year 2021. It encapsulates the challenges, three-pronged solution-oriented approach, and the results of the work completed by statewide staff.

Fiscal Year 2020

FY 2020 Annual Report

This Annual Report spotlights success stories that demonstrate the innovation and creativity of Maine SNAP-Ed’s statewide workforce to promote the health of Maine people in their communities. Check out Wabanaki Public Health’s interventions in Maine’s tribal communities on pages 6 and 7 and how Maine SNAP-Ed supported local communities during the COVID-19 pandemic, with an introduction on page 8. Click image to view and download the full document.

FY 2020 Annual Infographic

The Infographic explains the impact of Maine SNAP-Ed programming with updated data from fiscal year 2020. It encapsulates the challenges, three-pronged solution-oriented approach, and the results of the work completed by statewide staff. Click image to view and download the full document.

2020 COVID-19 Infographic

The COVID-19 Infographic showcases the innovation, creativity and resilience demonstrated by Maine SNAP-Ed staff to support Maine communities throughout the COVID-19 pandemic that so quickly and disproportionately impacted the SNAP-Ed audience. It encapsulates the challenges and results of the programming and resources provided in fiscal year 2020. Click image to view and download the full document.