WELCOME TO FOOD THOUGHTS

One of the oldest forms of food rescue, gleaning is mentioned in the bible but existed long before then.

Public Health Grey Bruce created this informative video that almost every organization can use to help build awareness of the proper way...

Many food organization clients may be taking part in a harm reduction program. Take a few minutes and learn about them.

The challenges of living on social assistance are many, this short video really helps to provide insight into a few of them.

Health Canada has released a set of guidelines for people who are fully vaccinated, check it out

A key step in breaking down stigma is to understand, this short video from the World Health Organization is very powerful

Food insecurity is a problem in every province; however, only Prince Edward Island has taken legislative steps to protect its vulnerable.

Our community includes making ethnically diverse communities, as food organizations we need to appreciate their food needs.

The opioid crisis is not limited to low-income Canadians. Opioids threaten people from all demographics and all backgrounds.

Dandelions are much more than they seem, they may be the most unappreciated plant in your neighbourhood. Check out this video from...

I'M IN FAVOUR OF LOW-INCOME HOUSING ... just not in my neighbourhood.

If you can only ever watch one video on this website ... watch this one!

John and Habitat for Humanity build dreams for their clients. Quality, affordable homes for people throughout the region.

STIGMA and mental health is a major stumbling block and this video highlights a place for all of us to start breaking down these barriers

For a food bank, meal program, or community garden board of directors; having a person with lived experience provides great insights.

Attitudes are changing in schools about food insecurity thanks to educators like Bev Gateman and Dawn Mackay.

Lead by Colleen Trask Seaman, the people at OSHaRE regularly feed hundreds of vulnerable people every day.

Help your clients and volunteers correct myths and misconceptions about vaccines for Covid-19

Building dignity and respect, encouraging choices and options, and breaking the cycle of poverty and desparation.

Building diversity, including people with different backgrounds, including people with different opinions ... all make you stronger.