Want to get your school geared up for some Wellness Week activities but not sure how? This flyer presents 10 ideas to get you started! Don’t forget to add your activity to the Wellness Events Calendar!
This document is a very good inventory of the resources available for people trying to quit smoking as well as for facilitators.
Resources to help and support school administrators and other educators, school board members, parents, and nutrition services professionals in making the case for healthy, freshly prepared school meals, for the sake of academic success and better health for students and communities.
This 2013 report describes the current Canadian evidence on geographical access to nutritious food, and associations between food environments and diet-related health outcomes.
A short document with key information about mental fitness and tips on how to incorporate a Mental Fitness approach in an activity or event.
This infographic highlights the role and importance of supporting the “CAR” needs in all environments to support Mental Fitness. A great overview of what is the CAR approach to mental fitness and how it plays out in concrete situations.
A simple one-pager summarizing mental fitness in regards to the CAR approach.
Mission Nutrition is a program designed to engage children at school and at home in healthy eating, physical activity and positive self-esteem. The program features entertaining ways to explore and foster healthy living habits through a series of curriculum-based resources for students in kindergarten to grade 8.
An interactive map of New Brunswick, providing data on health outcomes and determinants to build healthier communities. The Population Health Snapshot has been developed to inform New Brunswickers about their health, provincially and by health zone.
A tool to support the process of setting up your own health and wellness committee, so you can implement activities and initiatives aimed at improving the health and wellness of everyone in your school, and establish a Healthy Schools strategy. The guide was originally published in French by the Mouvement Acadien des communautés en santé du Nouveau-Brunswick, and translated into English by the Department of Healthy and Inclusive Communities..
