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Module 6

Promoting sustainable food literacy among people with mild intellectual disabilities or other conditions of social exclusion

The module introduces the concept of sustainable food literacy as a tool for empowerment, inclusion, and wellbeing. It has been designed with a focus on people with mild intellectual disabilities and other groups at risk of social exclusion, aiming to make knowledge about food systems, healthy eating, and sustainability both accessible and practical. Through engaging video-based learning, the module explores how food choices impact personal health, community life, and the environment. It combines simple explanations with real-life examples to encourage autonomy, participation, and connection with local sustainable initiatives.  

By the end of the module, participants are better equipped to understand where food comes from, make healthier and more sustainable choices, and appreciate how inclusive approaches to food can strengthen both individual independence and social bonds. 

Presented by: SYLLOGOS – ASEDDEDIPE

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Module 6 - QUIZ

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What is a balanced diet?

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You can understand the impact of medications on diet by consulting a doctor or pharmacist, reading package inserts, and monitoring how your body reacts after taking them.

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The obstacles to the development/application of food literacy include:

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The reason why people with learning disabilities may be at nutritional risk:

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How can we help people develop sustainable food literacy?

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What is food literacy?

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What is adapted kitchenware?

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What is mental disability?

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How can you compare life skills with food literacy?

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The goals of sustainable food literacy for people with mental disabilities include:

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