At Canadian Feed The Children, we have been deeply engaged in reflecting on our way forward. As we journey together into a healthier future, we are proud to launch our 2024-2034 Strategic Directions, named The Path to Kinvia.

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Canadian Feed The Children (CFTC) hosted a three-day event for delegates from six Indigenous partner communities to mark the official launch of the project under the Type 2 Diabetes Prevention Challenge, a pioneering initiative by Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) in partnership with Impact Canada. This gathering fostered rich dialogue between Nations on their current food systems and food security initiatives, this project’s potential impact on youth, and their overall vision for food security for their communities.

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Small-scale businesses drive sustainable community development, especially in rural areas. We are highlighting some flourishing businesses around the world that are instrumental for strengthening local economies, keeping wealth within the community, and reducing poverty.

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Promoting youth connection to the land is an investment in their future and the future of the planet. Young people are the leaders of tomorrow and by nurturing their skills, it ensures they are well-equipped to take on future challenges and lead effectively.

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Knowledge transmission is not just important within First Nations communities in Turtle Island but also between Indigenous Nations around the world. A gathering between Indigenous Bolivian communities and Indigenous communities in partner Neyaashiinigmiing is a means of preserving cultural heritage, fostering mutual learning, and empowering communities.

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A bequest gift made through your Will allows you to leave a lasting impact to continue supporting children, families, and communities even after your time. We provide some easy tips on how to get starting with the legacy giving process.

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A bequest gift made through your Will allows you to leave a lasting impact to continue supporting children, families, and communities even after your time. We provide some easy tips on how to speak with your loved ones to start this important conversation.

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Youth skills are important for equipping young people with the tools necessary to join the workforce, but these skills also boost confidence and self-esteem which impacts their overall being.

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Darrell Fors in Atikameg leads youth in the community through a variety of land-based traditions to establish food security and connect the community to the land.

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In Garden Hill First Nation, a collaboration between the community and Aki Foods, an Indigenous-led social enterprise, has sparked a food sovereignty initiative for good.

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