+ Community Outreach (Nutrition)

• Do you have a group interested in learning more about nutrition? Our Health Program Coordinator, Noa, will develop a presentation based on your group’s nutritional interests. Examples of past presentations have included a review of the new Canada’s Food Guide, sport nutrition strategies, and heart health. To learn more or sign up for this program, please call Noa at 519-773-3715 ext 135.  

+ Cooking Classes

• Learn how to cook delicious, nutritious, inexpensive meals and snacks with our Health Program Coordinator, Noa. To learn more or sign up for this program, call 519-773-3715 ext 135.  

+ Feeding Your Baby

• In this class, our Health Program Coordinator provides information and tools for caregivers on how to safely introduce solids to babies. We will discuss the Canadian dietary guidelines on when and how to introduce different solids. Topics include nutrients of concern, texture progression, baby-led weaning and more! For more information or to register, call Noa at 519-773-3715 ext 135.

+ Get Heart Smart!

• Join us from the comfort of home to learn more about how you can keep your heart healthy through your lifestyle. The Get Heart Smart Program is a weekly group program that runs for a total of four weeks. If you have heart disease, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, or just want to keep your heart healthy, this is the program for you! We discuss what you can do to lower your blood pressure and cholesterol levels, how to use food labels, practical tips for managing your stress, and much more. This program also includes a nutrition-focused tour through a local grocery store. Register today by calling Noa at 519-773-3715 ext. 135.  

+ Healthy Lifestyle Balance (formerly Group Lifestyle Balance)

• The Healthy Lifestyle Balance (formerly Group Lifestyle Balance^TM) program provides education, encouragement and the tools necessary to help you reach your healthy lifestyle goals. The program aims to help individuals with achieve a balanced lifestyle through sustainable nutrition and physical activity strategies. In addition, this program has the potential to help individuals with prediabetes significantly reduce their risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Groups meet weekly for the first 3 months and then monthly from 3 – 12 months. To learn more or sign up for this free program, please call Noa at 519-773-3715 ext 135 or email nhenderson@eefht.ca