Videos on coping with extreme heat in child care settings
Extreme heat events are becoming more frequent and intense, putting children’s health at risk. These short videos outline simple measures child care professionals can take to keep indoor and outdoor spaces cool when temperatures rise.
Journée des milieux d’apprentissage sains (JMAS) : Jeudi 23 avril 2026
Aujourd’hui, dans le cadre de l’initiative HELD, le CPCHE et plus de 50 organisations signataires lancent un appel au leadership et à l’action afin de garantir que tous les enfants du Canada aient accès à des environnements d’apprentissage et de jeu en plein air sains, durables et résilients face aux changements climatiques.
Lisez l’appel à l’action.
2025 – Extreme Heat
Extreme heat poses significant health risks for children and staff working in learning environments. Learn more about the impacts of extreme heat and advocate for the protection of all children in Canada.
HELD 2024 Call for Action Correspondence
The “Collective Call for Action to Ensure Healthy Indoor Air Quality” was sent to all relevant provincial, territorial, and federal ministries, along with the accompanying letter. Below are the responses received to date.
HELD 2024 Speakers Series – Session 4: Effects of Air Pollutants on Children’s Brain Development
Join this virtual event to learn about the effects of air pollutants on children’s brain development and learning. Dr. Lanphear will discuss the impacts of toxins on children’s health, including the impact of low dose exposure to toxins on brain development, learning, and behaviour. Dr. Carlsten will share his findings on air pollution-related health effects, with a focus on diesel exhaust and brain function.