The KidsBoostImmunity program is now being utilized across Scotland.
KBI was recently featured on STV news, including an interview with an S1 teacher at Leith Academy and Scotland’s Chief Medical Officer Dr. Catherine Calderwood.
You can watch the clip here:
https://twitter.com/NHSImmuniseScot/status/1214537090811285504
We are asking PHABC members to consider:
English: https://petitions.ourcommons.ca/en/Petition/Details?Petition=e-2302
French: https://petitions.noscommunes.ca/fr/Petition/Details?Petition=e-2302
Any Canadian citizen or resident can sign (no age minimum), even if you are living abroad. It only takes 2 minutes.
Do you know any inspiring people in your community who are looking to address health challenges in their community through great ideas?
If you do, we’re recruiting for the first RADIUS Reimagine Health Program cohort [https://radiussfu.com/programs/labs-ventures/reimagine-health/] and we’d love for you to pass the opportunity along to them!
This new ideation program is part of the RADIUS Health Promotion Lab. It is a six month cohort-based program that supports community members and leaders to explore health equity issues in their communities and build ideas to prevent chronic diseases. Through Reimagine Health, participants are supported to produce new and better initiatives that address the systems that actively influence health disparities.
The deadline for applications is December 16, 2019.
We encourage you to share this opportunity widely with your networks and on social media. Interested applicants can find more info to apply here https://radiussfu.com/programs/labs-ventures/reimagine-health/
We look forward to welcoming the first cohort in 2020 and appreciate your time and support helping us find them!
KidsBoost Immunity was named finalist at this year’s Premier’s Awards. The Partnership Award recognizes joint ventures or multi-party initiatives between BC Public Service organizations and organizations in the broader public sector, other levels of government, First Nations communities, or in the private or not-for-profit sectors. Congratulations to all involved!
New legislation will put B.C. laws in line with the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. This is a historic moment for everyone in B.C.
B.C.’s new law recognizes and respects the human rights of Indigenous peoples and will help to build a stronger B.C.
It makes sure Indigenous peoples are a part of the decisions that affect them, their families and their territories. It provides a way forward on reconciliation with a plan that will work for everyone in B.C.
Indigenous peoples and the B.C. government are building a better future, together. That means good jobs and opportunities that benefit all, while protecting the land, air and water.
Working together, we’re making real progress.
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The LifeCycles Project Society is seeking someone who is passionate about food systems, numbers and civic engagement to join its Board of Directors as Treasurer. Join us in our efforts to cultivate community health by connecting people with the food they eat and the land it comes from. We support the region to grow, access and eat local food in ways that foster diversity and enhance our urban environment. If you are interested and would like more details, please contact Rhianna Nagel, Board Chair, at rhiannanagel@gmail.com.
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