Protect Children from Marketing
Food Secure Canada is asking for your support to help pass Bill S-228. This bill is to introduce legislation to restrict food and beverage marketing to children under the age of 12. It is estimated that one in three children in Canada are overweight or obese. Furthermore 70% of children are not meeting the minimum daily requirement for fruit and vegetable consumption. Therefore protecting children from exposure to persuasive advertisement for food and beverages is an urgent public healthy priority.
Research has shown that food and beverage marketing to children affects the foods they request and prefer. This is why we need our Senators to vote for Bill S-228 to restrict the marketing of foods high in salt, sugar and/or saturated fat to children 12 and under. Add your voice and tell Senators to vote NOW, CHSF has! https://www.heartandstroke.ca/get-involved/advocate/help-restrict-marketing-to-children
Research has shown that food and beverage marketing to children affects the foods they request and prefer. This is why we need our Senators to vote for Bill S-228 to restrict the marketing of foods high in salt, sugar and/or saturated fat to children 12 and under. Add your voice and tell Senators to vote NOW, CHSF has! https://www.heartandstroke.ca/get-involved/advocate/help-restrict-marketing-to-children
NOURISH KIDS NOW - INVEST IN SCHOOL FOOD
#NourishKidsNow
Sign the petition https://petitions.ourcommons.ca/en/Petition/Details?Petition=e-1957
Learn more....https://www.healthyschoolfood.ca/nourishkidsnow
Invest in school food is a grassroots campaign that is calling on the federal government to make a cost-shared investment in healthy, universal school food programs, which would build on the investments of our provinces, municipalities and communities.
#NourishKidsNow
Sign the petition https://petitions.ourcommons.ca/en/Petition/Details?Petition=e-1957
Learn more....https://www.healthyschoolfood.ca/nourishkidsnow
Invest in school food is a grassroots campaign that is calling on the federal government to make a cost-shared investment in healthy, universal school food programs, which would build on the investments of our provinces, municipalities and communities.
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The Canadian Home and School Federation
Teacher / Staff Appreciation Week (TSAW) was initiated by the Canadian Home and School Federation in 1988. The purpose of this week is to encourage parents and the wider community to recognize the personal and professional contributions that our teachers and school staff make to children and their education. Every school has dedicated staff members. TSAW lets them know they are appreciated and that parents want to work with them on the same team! Learn more about Teacher and Staff Appreciation Week by visiting the TSAW page here...... link |
The Canadian Home and School Federation (CHSF) is a national organization representing provincial Home and School Federations, and is the only organization linking provincial parent groups across Canada on issues of common national interest in public education.
The Canadian Home and School Federation is a national, non-profit and non-partisan umbrella organization for provincial affiliates, Home and School Federations, representing parents committed to improving the quality of education available to their children. Vision: Excellence in public education of all Canadian children and youth. Mission: The Canadian Home and School Federation, the national voice of parents, promotes excellence in public education as well as the social well being of children and youth. Fundamental beliefs:
Share2Care PHE Canada Announces Mental Health Funding for Canadian Schools Physical and Health Education Canada PHE Canada and The Co-operators announced $10,000 in total funding for five schools across the country. The funding from the Share2Care campaign, will help the chosen schools continue promising practices that support the mental health of teachers and students. The 2018 Share2Care campaign recipients are:
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Are you interested in highlighting the value that volunteers bring to our communities and country?
Are you between the ages of 18 and 30, and want to help recognize individuals and organizations that are finding innovative solutions to tackle social issues?
Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) administers a volunteer recognition program called Canada’s Volunteer Awards (CVA). The CVA are awarded annually at the national and regional level to individuals, socially-responsible businesses and not-for-profit organizations.
ESDC is currently seeking young Canadians to become members of the National Advisory Committee (NAC). Your mission will be to assess top-ranked nominations and make recommendations in the selection of Canada’s Volunteer Awards recipients.
If you want to learn more about the opportunity, please visit the web page to learn how you can take part!
Are you between the ages of 18 and 30, and want to help recognize individuals and organizations that are finding innovative solutions to tackle social issues?
Employment and Social Development Canada (ESDC) administers a volunteer recognition program called Canada’s Volunteer Awards (CVA). The CVA are awarded annually at the national and regional level to individuals, socially-responsible businesses and not-for-profit organizations.
ESDC is currently seeking young Canadians to become members of the National Advisory Committee (NAC). Your mission will be to assess top-ranked nominations and make recommendations in the selection of Canada’s Volunteer Awards recipients.
If you want to learn more about the opportunity, please visit the web page to learn how you can take part!
