This site is designed for easy navigation. At any time you can select from the main list to the left, or click on home to return to this page.

	Donate to CHEP via CanadaHelps.org
	Artists Against Hunger
	Big Crunch Event November 14th, 2012 Click for more information
	Good Food Box 2012 Calendar
	2011 - Annual Report
	A Full-Selection Grocery Store Coming to our Neighbourhood More Information...
	More Information...
	Phone: (306) 655-4575 Fax: (306) 655-5512 Email: karen@chep.org More contact information...

Children's Nutrition Programs
Breakfast, lunch, snack and supper programs are operated in partnerships between parent groups, the schools, government and CHEP with a goal of providing one third of a child's daily nutrition needs at each meal.

Kids Kitchen
A hands-on nutrition program whereby children learn basic cooking and nutrition skills in a fun atmosphere.

Community Gardening
Families get together to plan and support each other in planting, weeding and harvesting. Workshops about gardening, composting, canning, jam making and nutrition are part of the program.

Good Food Box
The Good Food Box is an alternative food distribution system that provides a variety of top-quality, fresh, nutritious foods at an affordable price. This program enables families to access nutritious fresh food that looks, smells and tastes delicious.

Food Security
Programs include food-related activities for families with infant and preschool children such as Making Homemade Baby Food workshops, leadership training sessions, Collective Kitchens and cooking with kids and the Good Food Box.

Collective Kitchens
Small groups of people get together to cook in bulk for their families. Members stretch family food funds while having fun and making new friends.

Nutrition Positive
A partnership program to bring good nutrition into the whole school community, encouraging good health through nutritious food choices. Classroom and school activities, staff events, fundraising projects and meal programs all focus on good nutrition and creating healthy food environments.

Farm-City Links
A direct linking of producers and city families in an alternative market. CHEP facilitated city families to pool their orders for meat and to purchase direct from producers.

Saskatoon Food Coalition
Groups and individuals including producers, Health, processors, Social Services, community food action organizations meet at workshops and events to work at improving the food system for the Saskatoon region.

Events/Fundraiser Archive:

• 2011 Christmas Cards
• 2010 Christmas Cards
• 2009 Christmas Cards