Carolina Garcia Certified Nursing Assistant Miami-Dade County Florida Farmworker Career Development Program (FCDP) Carolina is a shining star and a great example for her three children: Noel, Carolina and Alonzo. She grew up in a farmworker home and witnessed first-hand her mother’s dedication and hard work “to put food on the table.” Due to an […]
The one thing that shouldn’t go missing in the story of food By: Kathleen Nelson, Director of Workforce Development I’m currently blessed with a very inquisitive four-and-a-half-year-old spitfire full of questions about the world. This year in his preschool class, the children spent the autumn learning about food and nutrition. They learned about healthy eating, […]
https://afop.org/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/Teddy-With-Cook-Book.jpg10001500Kathleen Nelsonhttps://afop.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/LOGOTAG-LINE-300x71.pngKathleen Nelson2015-03-26 09:05:422015-03-26 10:45:44The one thing that shouldn’t go missing in the story of food
Tobacco Work is Poisoning our Children How much longer will the Obama Administration allow it? “I didn’t feel well, but I still kept working. I started throwing up. I was throwing up for like 10 minutes, just what I ate. I took a break for a few hours and then I went back to work.” […]
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Success Story: Caroline Garcia
/in Success Stories /by AFOP CommunicationsCarolina Garcia Certified Nursing Assistant Miami-Dade County Florida Farmworker Career Development Program (FCDP) Carolina is a shining star and a great example for her three children: Noel, Carolina and Alonzo. She grew up in a farmworker home and witnessed first-hand her mother’s dedication and hard work “to put food on the table.” Due to an […]
The one thing that shouldn’t go missing in the story of food
/in AFOP, Health & Safety Programs, NFJP /by Kathleen NelsonThe one thing that shouldn’t go missing in the story of food By: Kathleen Nelson, Director of Workforce Development I’m currently blessed with a very inquisitive four-and-a-half-year-old spitfire full of questions about the world. This year in his preschool class, the children spent the autumn learning about food and nutrition. They learned about healthy eating, […]
Tobacco Work is Poisoning our Children
/in AFOP, Children in the Fields Campaign /by Norma Flores LopezTobacco Work is Poisoning our Children How much longer will the Obama Administration allow it? “I didn’t feel well, but I still kept working. I started throwing up. I was throwing up for like 10 minutes, just what I ate. I took a break for a few hours and then I went back to work.” […]