As revelations of Canada’s dark history of residential schools continue to come to light, we must all commit to learn more and do more to ensure that every child has a healthy, safe and nurturing place to learn, grow and play.
CPCHE’s Erica Phipps and Helen Doyle are among the invited speakers at a national workshop organized by Équiterre and Green Communities Canada on the benefits of electric school buses and making an effective
CPCHE’s Coordinating Committee Chair, Helen Doyle, presented CPCHE’s new interactive Healthy and Sustainable Child Care Checklist and Resource Hub at the September 12th Canadian Institute of Public Health Inspectors conference in Ajax, Ontario.
Feature article in Green Teacher on Healthy Environments for Learning Day campaign 2022. Download PDF: Healthy Places, Sustainable Spaces
Join the Canadian Partnership for Children’s Health and Environment (CPCHE) and special guest Raffi as we explore what it will take to create learning environments that truly foster children’s health and well-being, now
Learn how nurses across the country are promoting environmental health and sustainability. https://cascadescanada.ca/national-nursing-week-2022-weanswerthecall-for-environmental-sustainability/
#Bill23 in Ontario falls short in protecting children. CPCHE calls for equitable housing, green space and climate-resilient communities as foundational for child health. Read our submission: #right...
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This #NationalHousingDay we celebrate safe, affordable housing as a foundational pillar for health and wellbeing and continue to work across sectors to realize the #Right2Housing for all. https://t.co...
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NEW! Lunch and Learn Webinar: Understanding Hoarding in Rental Housing - November 30, 12:00 to 2:00 pm (EST). Learn more: https://t.co/4eLiQyyFN8
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