The Master Wellness Volunteer initiative is a Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service program that will provide volunteers with 40 hours of training in health and nutrition education. In return, the volunteers agree to give back 40 hours of service. The volunteer opportunities are diverse – giving presentations for local community groups, assisting with cooking demos and food preservation workshops, school gardening projects, distributing information at health fairs, and much more. Previous health or wellness training is not required, but an interest in living healthfully and helping others do the same is. The training will begin March 1st. For more information, visit angelina.agrilife.org or contact Joel Redus at 936-634-6414 x101.
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