WELCOME TO FOOD THOUGHTS

As front-line workers, your volunteers and staff get to know your clients, train them to look for changes, especially with seniors.

A large challenge for many volunteer organizations is managing all of the diverse egos, this may help.

Conservations about drug use must shift from the criminal context to one of dealing with addiction as a health problem. Stigma is a problem

Recognizing poverty and helping clients make connections can make a huge difference in someone's life. You can help.

Period Poverty is a very real problem and it affects everyone! The cost of the health issue to individuals and society must be talked about

At the time of this posting, more people in our region have died from overdoses than Covid-19. We need to educate people on this issue.

Even before Covid, mental illness was subject to myths and misconceptions. Covid has made it worse. Take a few minutes and watch this.

Every non-profit struggles with attracting, training, and keeping volunteers. Here are 5 tips that work and can help your organization.

There is a misconception that "overhead" is bad when it comes to charitable donations, this video helps to dispel that myth.

Too often we do not learn from our past, in particular from lessons learned from other societies. We need to be aware of this knowledge.

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

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

Enhancing objectivity is the focus of this excellent video from PWC.

Breaking down stigma starts with an awareness that it even exists.

Overcoming stereotypes is a key step in beating stigma and eliminating blind spots.