Feel confident supporting your clients with intellectual and developmental disabilities who have diabetes. In this 3-part webinar series, participants will gain essential knowledge and practical skills to confidently support daily diabetes management.
Please use this link to register for the course: Taking Care of Diabetes Together 3-Part Series
This course is specific for food handlers working in a non-restaurant food establishment in Illinois, such as a nursing home, licensed day care, hospital, school, long-term facility, or retail food store. Food handler training must be renewed every three years, and it is not transferable between employers.
The course is NOT approved for employees working in restaurants. It is also not intended for someone who already has a valid Certified Food Protection Manager (CFPM) certificate.
This course introduces the various food assistance programs and community resources that Find Food IL Navigators help individuals and families access.
To learn more about course enrollment, contact Elizabeth Sandoval Barrios at es6@illinois.edu.
Get a head start on understanding the laws, certifications, processes, and practices required to safely and legally run a cottage food operation in Illinois and learn how the newest laws give businesses room to grow and thrive.
Enroll and get started with the training.
Course fee: $25
Get a head start on understanding the laws, certifications, processes, and practices required to safely and legally run a cottage food operation in Illinois and learn how the newest laws give businesses room to grow and thrive.
Course fee: $25
The Work Requirements for Able-Bodied Adults Without Dependents (ABAWD) course provides Find Food Illinois Navigators with the knowledge and tools needed to help neighbors understand SNAP work requirements and recent policy changes.
Beginning in February 2026, changes to SNAP work requirements affected who is subject to ABAWD requirements and what individuals must do to maintain their benefits. This course explains those changes in a clear and practical way, helping Navigators confidently answer questions, identify potential exemptions, and connect neighbors to the appropriate resources.