The YTC is a six-week cooking program for students in grades 4 to 12. It’s a fun way for youth to gain valuable skills and learn how to cook healthy meals and snacks for themselves and their families. YTC can run in schools, community agencies, or camps.
The East Windsor clinic is held every other Thursday at Princess Elizabeth EarlyON Child and Family Centre. No appointment is needed.
The Leamington clinic is held every other Wednesday at M.D. Bennie EarlyON Child and Family Centre. No appointment is needed.
The Kingsville clinic is held every other Thursday at the KEYS EarlyON Child and Family Centre, You don't need an appointment to attend.
The South Windsor clinic is held every other Wednesday at Talbot Trail EarlyON Child and Family Centre. No appointment is needed.
The Essex clinic is held every other Tuesday at Holy Name EarlyON Child and Family Centre. No appointment is needed.
The West Windsor clinic is held every other Tuesday at West Gate EarlyON Child and Family Centre. You don’t need an appointment to attend.
Des chercheurs des bureaux de santé de l’Ontario ont cerné des lacunes importantes relativement aux données sur la santé chez les enfants d’âge scolaire et les jeunes de l’Ontario. Ces constatations découlent d’un projet de recherche échelonné sur un an qui avait pour but d’examiner le besoin d’avoir accès à des données de qualité pour surveiller la santé des enfants et des jeunes en Ontario. Cette étude a été financée par Santé publique Ontario dans le cadre du programme Projets locaux et menée à bien par des professionnels de la santé publique et d’autres experts dans le domaine de l’évaluation de la santé des enfants et des jeunes. Aujourd’hui, ils rendent leurs constations publiques dans un rapport intitulé Les enfants sont importants.
Researchers from Ontario public health units have identified important gaps in health data for Ontario’s school age children and youth. The findings are the result of a year-long research project examining the need for quality data to monitor the health of children and youth in the province of Ontario. The study was funded by Public Health Ontario as part of the Locally Driven Collaborative Projects (LDCP) program, and organized by public health professionals and other experts in the area of child and youth health assessment. Today they have released their findings in a final report called Children Count.
Nutrition screening is a fast and simple way of finding out what is going well with the eating and physical activity habits of the child.
