Links to documents created by CPCHE in support of public education and policy objectives
CPCHE has created a wide range of educational resources about children’s environmental health issues. This collection contains CPCHE’s primary educational resources. Additional materials are contained in collections aggregating CPCHE’s Fact Sheets, Joint Statements, and project-specific resources.
Environmental contaminants can have serious and long-term impacts on reproductive and child health. Information about these risks, and how to address them, is new to
There is an important opportunity for the Government of Ontario to transition to an electric school bus fleet across the province, and to stop the
CPCHE’s video, brochure and tip cards provide families and expectant parents with practical, low-cost tips for reducing children’s exposures to toxic chemicals in the home.
Canadian Partnership for Children’s Health and Environment (CPCHE) presents the top 5 tips for creating a healthy environment in the home.
A baby’s or young child’s delicate skin can absorb potentially harmful chemicals from everyday products, such as insect repellents, sunscreens, lotions and diaper creams. The
In Canada, more than half of all children aged six months to five years spend the majority of their waking hours in early learning and
We know that young children explore and learn through hand-to-mouth activity. But these innocent actions may also harm their health.
The development of this Vision and Strategy for Children’s Health and Environment in Canada builds on years of work by the partner organizations of the
People across Canada and around the world want to ensure the health and well-being of children. Through its year-long National Policy Consultation on Children’s Health
The health of all children living in Canada is at risk from exposure to environmental hazards. Hundreds of toxic substances, such as air pollutants and
Children’s environmental health is a large and rapidly growing field. This Primer aims to provide a solid introduction to a vast and complex topic. It
Human activities have created dramatic changes in our environment. Our children grow up in a world where the air is polluted, the ozone layer is
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