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Monday, 30 November 2009 02:57

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NEWCOMERS CONSTELLATION

 

The purpose of this "constellation" or working group is to:

  • Develop strategies that work for immigrant services providers based on their clients' needs and the clearest ways to communicate information around children's health and the environment;
  • Create resources that are practical for newcomers on product safety and hygiene;
  • Gather information on inexpensive safe alternatives to common baby and household products;
  • Identify activities to integrate into existing immigrant service provider workshops that might include hands-on learning
  • Break down information on children's environmental health and provide further explanation in plain-language, through visuals and skits and in the future, in multiple languages
  • Share strategies in communicating information and equipping clients with tools to protect themselves and their kids from toxic exposures;
  • Ask the questions that commonly surface from newcomers about how to protect kids from exposures;
  • Exchange ideas with other service providers on how existing children's environmental health tools and resources could be adapted and used in their work.

 

ABORIGINAL/COMMUNITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CONSTELLATION

The purpose of this "constellation" or working group is to:

  • Develop strategies that work for Aboriginal services providers based on their clients' needs and the clearest ways to communicate information around children's health and environment;
  • Create resources that are practical for moms and kids that incorporate cultural values, customs, economical rationale and safety;
  • Gather information on inexpensive safe alternatives to common baby and household products
  • Identify activities to integrate into existing Aboriginal service provider workshops or circles that might include hands-on learning
  • Break down information on children's environmental health and provide further explanation in plain-language and through visuals;
  • Ask the questions that commonly surface about how to protect kids from exposures;
  • Provide feedback through the lens of an Aboriginal service provider on resources developed by the Children's Health & Environment Partnership;
  • Exchange ideas with other service providers on how existing children's environmental health tools and resources could be adapted and used in their work.

 

 

| Read more about: Aboriginal  newcomers  working group 

 

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