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The RNHS School Managed Canteen report summarizes the 2013-2014 school year. There were 39 teacher members who owned a total of 125 shares. Income from canteen operations was used to fund supplementary feeding for undernourished students, the school clinic, student development, capital improvements, and a new store. Indigent students received free lunches and transportation. Eight canteen workers received training in food safety and hygiene. The canteen sold nutritious foods and its finances were audited for transparency. The canteen operation was prosperous, allowing dividends for members and opening of a new store to better serve students.
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This document discusses school health services. It defines school health as complete physical, mental, social and spiritual well-being of students, teachers and staff. School health services aim to promote, protect and maintain student health. The objectives are health promotion, disease prevention, early diagnosis and treatment, health awareness, and a healthful environment. The goals are to help students adopt healthy behaviors and become healthy citizens. School health services are needed as students are vulnerable and come from varied backgrounds. The components of school health programs include health screenings, treatment, disease prevention, nutrition services, first aid, and health education.
Oldonyowas-Community-Profile
The community of Oldonyowas in Tanzania faces challenges including lack of educational resources and infrastructure, limited access to clean water and quality healthcare, and few economic opportunities. The community relies on animal husbandry and faces problems with unreliable crops due to semi-arid climate. Free The Children will partner with Oldonyowas to implement programs in education, clean water and sanitation, health, agriculture, alternative income generation, and community development to empower residents and help them lift themselves out of poverty.
Temple Street Hospital School powerpoint presentation
The Temple Street Hospital School provides education for children and adolescents receiving medical treatment. Its mission is to deliver a high-quality, customized education and empower students with a positive attitude towards continuing their education. The school has 4 primary teachers, 2 secondary teachers, and support staff. It follows the national curriculum and can provide group, individual, and bedside instruction based on students' medical needs and conditions. Student well-being is promoted through SPHE lessons, mindfulness activities, movement breaks, and accommodating each student's situation.
Wash in wins
The document outlines the key elements of the Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in Schools (WINS) program in the Philippines, which are: water, sanitation, hygiene, health education, and deworming. It details that schools must ensure access to safe drinking water and water for handwashing, proper toilet facilities and solid waste management, daily supervised handwashing and toothbrushing, menstrual hygiene, health education, and semi-annual deworming of 85% of students.
School Garden in Rwanda
School Garden in Rwanda
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Organic Edible Schoolyards & Gardening with Children
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Double Food Production from your School Garden with Organic Tech
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Free School Gardening Art Posters
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Companion Planting Increases Food Production from School Gardens
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Healthy Foods Dramatically Improves Student Academic Success
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City Chickens for your Organic School Garden
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Simple Square Foot Gardening for Schools - Teacher Guide
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DeniseResume022308
Denise P. Gannon has over 20 years of experience as a Dietary Technician and Food Service Manager. She is currently working full time at St. Christopher's Hospital for Children in Philadelphia helping to transition their food service program. Prior to this, she held various roles such as Dietary Technician, Food Service Manager, and opening supervisor at several nursing homes, retirement communities, and hospitals in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. She has a Associate's degree in Dietetic Technician Nutrition Care and certificates in Sanitation and Safety and from the Dietary Manager program.
2014 Stranahan Letter
The University Church works to build community and combat poverty and hunger in its neighborhood. It operates an extensive community garden that provides fresh produce to low-income families. It also partners with a local elementary school to offer after-school programs, tutoring, and distribute school supplies. Funds from the Stranahan Foundation would support the directors of the community garden and after-school program to maintain and expand their efforts, serving over 100 students and families with increased access to fresh food, academic support, and social services.
Resume: Rondeau, Stephanie
Stephanie Rondeau is a student at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville studying speech pathology. She hopes to gain experience working in a clinic, hospital, or school through an internship or volunteer position. After graduating with her bachelor's degree, she plans to attend graduate school to earn her master's degree and become a certified speech pathologist. Her goal is to work with children. She has experience in food service, childcare, and administrative roles from previous jobs.
Michael Abdallah (Save The Children) • 2018 IFPRI Egypt Seminar: The Case of ...
Michael Abdallah (Save The Children) • 2018 IFPRI Egypt Seminar: The Case of ...International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI)
This seminar was held in partnership with WFP under the title of "Utilizing evidence-based research to inform policy: The Case of School Feeding Programs"DAPP Nsanje relief stories / Enjoy Learning - 2015
DAPP UNICEF Enjoy Learning - Improved education for Children is a 2 year program being implemented in 60 primary schools in Chikhwawa, Thyolo and Nsanje districts .
The focus of the program is to promote additional capacities of a primary school teacher to be able to “act” and transform the environment hand in hand with other partners of the same interests through existing structures.
Planet aid drop boxes ffe.ver.four
The document describes Planet Aid's McGovern-Dole Food for Education Project in Mozambique. The 3-year project will provide school meals to 1 million students, train 4,000 teachers, and conduct nutrition education campaigns. It will be implemented by ADPP Mozambique, a local non-profit with over 30 years experience in development. The project aims to improve literacy and nutrition through school feeding, gardening, teacher training, and water/sanitation infrastructure at participating schools. It will also engage local communities and government to promote sustainable development outcomes.
Planet aid ffe.ver.four
The document describes Planet Aid's McGovern-Dole Food for Education Project in Mozambique. The 3-year project will provide school meals to 1 million students, train 4,000 teachers, and conduct nutrition education campaigns. It will be implemented by ADPP Mozambique, a local non-profit with over 30 years experience in development. The project aims to improve literacy and nutrition through school feeding, gardening, teacher training, and water/sanitation infrastructure at participating schools. It will also engage local communities and government to promote sustainable development outcomes.
school health services
School health services aim to promote the health of students and staff through comprehensive health programs. The key components of school health services include health screenings and exams, administering first aid and emergency care, providing a healthy school environment, offering nutritional services like mid-day meals, and implementing health education programs. These services work to diagnose and treat illnesses, prevent diseases, and develop lifelong healthy behaviors and attitudes among students.
The Story of Improving Hygiene Practice in Schools in South Sulawesi 2017
Success stories of water, sanitation and hygiene in schools program in South Sulawesi Province in Indonesia.
School health service ppt
The document discusses school health services, which aim to promote, protect, and maintain the health of school children. It defines school health and school health services. The objectives of school health services are to promote positive health, prevent diseases, provide early diagnosis and treatment, increase health awareness, and ensure a healthful environment. The key components of school health programs discussed are health appraisal, remedial measures, disease prevention, nutrition services, first aid, mental health services, dental/eye health, health education, and maintaining health records. The school health team involves principals, teachers, parents, community members, children, medical officers, and nurses.
FoodFight Fundraising Deck
This document outlines the vision and programs of FoodFight, an organization that provides food education in schools. It notes that 1/3 of US children are obese or overweight due to lack of nutrition education and marketing of unhealthy foods. FoodFight aims to educate students, teachers, and parents to make healthier choices through various classroom and community programs that have been shown to improve eating habits and increase understanding of food systems. The organization is led by experienced educators and health experts and seeks to empower stakeholders to advocate for better access to nutrition.
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Canteen accomplishment report
- 1. RNHS School Managed Canteen Accomplishment Report S/Y 2013-2014 The RNHS School Managed Canteen is still existing and surviving inspite of too many competencies and problems. As of now, there are thirty nine teachers contributed voluntarily. Among the thirty nine members, fifteen of them havefive shares, 3 have4 shares, 3 have3 shares, 11 havetwo shares and the rest haveone sharewith a total of 125 shares. The income derived fromthe operation of canteen wereutilized for the supplementary feeding programfor undernourished student, schoolclinic fund, studentdevelopment fund, revolving capital, the construction of new store and the extension of dirty kitchen. Earnings and cash received fromcanteen operation weredeposited weekly in Sta. Elena RuralBank. Indigentstudents werebenefited by giving them free lunch and for their transportation fromschoolback to their home. These students wereallowed to work in the canteen outside their regular class schedule. Eight canteen workers including practicumstudents wereundergone training on prayers and safehandling of food and they wererequired to wear clean and proper attire at all times. Nutrients rich foods weresold in the school cafeteria and stores. For the purposeof the transparency and accountability, canteen funds wereaudited by Miss Imelda Q. Singson, member and Mathematics teacher of RNHS. Canteen Operation prospered that’s why thedividends weregiven the members and the new storewas opened to give good services to our students. The final result of this canteen operation is very good. Prepared by: SHEILA V. JUNSAY CANTEEN MANAGER