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Healthy Students Brighter Ontario

January 24, 2024 by SNOCE-MeganCurran

Donate HERE https://studentnutritionontario.ca/healthy-students-brighter-ontario/

The Ontario government is investing an additional $5 million this year in the Student Nutrition Program and the First Nations Student Nutrition Program to help school-aged children get the nutrition they need for academic success.

While funded in part by the Ontario government, these programs are also supported by the generosity of local community members who donate their time and money.

Your participation will be giving hope and nourishment to young minds across the province – even in the most remote communities.

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Food For Kids Annual Report 2020-2021

September 23, 2020 by SNOCE-MeganCurran

Check out the Food For Kids Annual Report for 2020-2021. A lot of hard work went into supporting families and kids especially during the pandemic.

2020-21 FFK Annual Report

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Don’t Let Hunger Get in Their Way

August 21, 2020 by SNOCE-MeganCurran

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Food Delivery and Distribution Call

January 14, 2020 by SNOCE-MeganCurran

SNPs in Ont. (including here in Central East) are looking for new possibilities for food delivery & distribution to schools/SNPs!  Find the Request for Information at merx.com  (search “Student Nutrition”). Then scroll down to get the link for bonfirehub for all the details. Applications close February 12th, 2020. Thanks to our friends at MealSource for collaborating to make this outreach possible!

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2019 Canada Food Guide Launch

January 23, 2019 by SNOCE-MeganCurran

Canada’s Food Guide has been updated!  Highlights include focusing on unprocessed, whole foods, more fruits and veggies, and water as the primary drink.  The good news for Student Nutrition Programs is that the 2016 Ontario SNP Nutrition Guidelines are well aligned with the new Canada Food Guide, so for SNPs, it’s (nutrition) business as usual!

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