Serving food in a way that meets provincial health guidelines and lowers the risk of virus transmission does not have to rely on pre-packaged foods. Pre-packaged foods can certainly complement your program, and can be a starting point while we are figuring out how to navigate our new environments.
Finding ways to serve affordable, nutritious whole foods is important. When serving pre-packaged foods, this resource will help you select ones that meet the Manitoba School Nutrition Guidelines. 
Working Together, A Magazine of the Winnipeg Foundation published a great article called Building Bright Futures, One Bite At A Time: Students Can Focus On Studies Thanks To Healthy Food Provided By Child Nutrition Council
“It’s reassuring for parents to know if their child didn’t eat breakfast at home, then they can come to school and even if they miss school breakfast, they can still have a snack that’s a healthy choice for them to eat. Parents really appreciate the wide variety of fruits and vegetables we’re able to offer for their kids here,” Lendhart Mair says. “Sometimes parents are even able to help with us with the breakfast program and do some volunteering.”
Save the Date! GivingTuesday is December 3rd, 2019. GivingTuesday is a global movement that showcases the impact we can have when we all work together in the name of social good.
Donate here to make a difference, with your support we can strive to have every child… every day.. be well-nourished!
The Manitoba Teacher published an article called Feeding the Future by Lindsay Enns about Manitoba school breakfast, snack and lunch programs. Check out page 6!
2018-19 Annual Report
The Child Nutrition Council of Manitoba 2018-19 Annual Report is now available, click here to view.
2018-19 Annual Report
The Child Nutrition Council of Manitoba 2018-19 Annual Report is now available, click here to view.
School Nutrition Workshop
To view the workshop agenda click here!
A great opportunity for funding! Looking to expand your school or community’s nutrition programming? The Local Food Infrastructure and Equipment Improvement Fund from Agriculture and Agri-Foods Canada is accepting applications for projects. 
