Food insecurity is a growing crisis in Canada, affecting millions every day. Discover how we can take action—individually and collectively—to fight hunger and support well-being for all.
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Food insecurity is a growing crisis in Canada, affecting millions every day. Discover how we can take action—individually and collectively—to fight hunger and support well-being for all.
I wrote this next think piece with and for Food Banks Canada to highlight the urgent link between food insecurity and mental health. Let’s advocate for change and support those in need. #CompassionConnects #CanadianMentalHealthWeek
Evidently, as the need for food banks grows across Canada, and the diversity of visitors increased, the work of building welcoming and accessible spaces is more critical than ever.
It’s been nearly 45 years since the first food bank opened in Canada – the mission was simple, and the timeline was short: eliminate short-term food insecurity and help people get over the difficult economic hump at the time. Fast forward to now, the country remains in a food security crisis.
This Canadian Mental Health Week, I dedicate this post to my incredible colleagues, those who hold a special place in their hearts and minds for the colour purple and green. Just as much as I do.