Healthy Schools Day
Countdown to Climate Action.
Healthy Schools Day in Canada aims to raise awareness of and encourage action to prevent environmental health risks to children in early learning environments and schools.
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Welcome
The Canadian Partnership for Children’s Health and Environment (CPCHE, ‘kip-chee’) is a national collaboration of organizations with overlapping missions that have been working together since 2001 to improve children’s environmental health in Canada. Our aim is to increase awareness, mobilize knowledge and catalyze action to ensure that all children in Canada have healthy environments in which to live, learn, play and grow.
As the national lead for Healthy Schools Day, CPCHE unites the efforts of a broad array of organizations, sectors and youth advocates to raise awareness and encourage action on environmental health issues in early learning and school environments across Canada.
RentSafe
RentSafe is an intersectoral initiative, led by CPCHE, that aims to address unhealthy housing conditions affecting tenants living on low income in both urban and rural communities in Ontario.
Top 5 Tips for creating healthy environments for kids
CPCHE’s suite of Top 5 Tips resources offers simple, low-cost tips that families and expectant parents can take to reduce exposures to toxic substances commonly found in the home.
CPCHE on Twitter
CPCHE News
Recent Posts
- CPCHE welcomes Raffi Foundation donation
- Healthy Schools Day climate action campaign featured in Green Teacher magazine
- CPCHE-led Healthy Schools Day campaign for climate action extended to April 2021
- New: RentSafe resources on mould for tenants, physicians
- CPCHE reponse to proposed amendments to Ontario Pesticide Regulation (ERO # 019-0601)
RentSafe
Connecting people across sectors towards healthy housing for all.
RentSafe is an intersectoral initiative, led by the Canadian Partnership for Children’s Health and Environment (CPCHE), that aims to address unhealthy housing conditions affecting tenants living on low income in both urban and rural communities in Ontario.
Partner Organizations
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