A new StatCan report has shown that COVID-19 has increased rates of food insecurity in Canada, which is impacting mental health. Up to 40% of Canadians experiencing food insecurity struggle with mental health challenges. Through Student Nutrition Programs, we are working to support students’ mental health by ensuring they have access to nourishing food, no […]
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Providing every child in Ontario an equal opportunity to
eat, learn and succeed.
What We Do
Student Nutrition Ontario exists to feed students across the province.
We support their success by teaching healthy habits; offering nutritious foods; and building supportive communities.
We are the unified voice that connects an extensive network, enabling students to
eat, learn, and succeed.
We collaborate with and build capacity in local communities. We ensure best practices and resources are available and that they reach all students equally.
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Enable our communities to offer nutrition programs that feed and educate students across Ontario.
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Canadians to pay up to $695 more per year for groceries in 2021, report says | CP24
This year has been challenging for children and their families. Many parents have lost their jobs due to the impact of COVID-19 and budgets are strained; this at a time when food costs are rising. Next year, a family of four will need to spend $695 more than this year, just to keep food on […]
$20 hamburgers and $2 bananas: The cost of food insecurity in Canada’s North | CTV News
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