HALTON FOOD FOR THOUGHT

 

Halton Food for Thought

Research studies support the existing link between nutrition and a child’s readiness to learn. When a child’s stomach is empty, everything else is secondary. They lose the ability to maximize their learning potential becoming lethargic and easily distracted. These children are more likely to cause disruptions in class, as they are less curious and more irritable. Before teachers can instill a thirst for knowledge and hunger for learning, we must provide and satisfy our children’s thirst and hunger within their own bodies

Our goal, at the Halton Food For Thought program is to promote the connection between healthy food choices and improved learning. We aim to provide a safe, nurturing, fun environment for children’s nutrition programs within our schools. Student accessibility is top priority therefore regardless of income level all students can participate in our program. HFFT currently runs 102 nutrition programs in 81 schools involving more than 1,200 volunteers that impacts 22,000 students. In 2007-08 school year we served more than one million meals.

Donate today! Help make a difference in the lives of our students.

No child in our community should go hungry!



 


Canada.com

Biggest bust ever of counterfeit DVDs in Canada yields Batman, Happy Days ...
Canada.com
The Motion Picture Association of Canada contacted Halton Regional Police in Oakville, Ont. after receiving complaints from around the world about lower-quality bootleg discs delivered from websites that buyers thought were from legitimate retailers.
Halton police bust operation selling counterfeit DVD box sets worldwide680 News
Huge counterfeit DVD racket busted in GTALondon Free Press
Police in Canada break up large counterfeit DVD operationDigitalJournal.com

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Province lacks understanding about rural Ontario : MPP
InsideHalton.com
Peter Lambrick, Halton's representative on the Ontario Federation of Agriculture board, said there's certainly an overwhelming air of uncertainty still felt when it comes to what will happen to the horse racing industry. With a long-term plan still not ...

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Video series features agriculture in Halton
InsideHalton.com
... Bert Andrews of Andrews' Scenic Acres and Peter Lambrick of Lambrick Farms are among a number of Halton farmers who shared their personal stories about agricultural sustainability for the future and agriculture within the GTA in Sustain Ontario's ...

 

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