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Have your voice heard!

Details: Created on Thursday, 21 November 2013 20:42

Around the Kitchen Table: Regina Community Food Assessment

Come join us for a discussion about our food system! Share your thoughts: What works well? What needs improvement?

Have your voice heard! The Artesian – 2627 13^th Ave. on Tuesday, November 26

Choice of two FREE sessions: 9:00am – 11:00am (snacks provided) or 5:00pm – 7:30pm (supper provided)

Whether you are an eater, a farmer, a community leader, or anyone in between, we want to hear from you!

No registration required. See event poster.

For more information:

(306) 766-7429

www.foodregina.ca

facebook.com/foodregina

Twitter: @ReginaCFA

Join a Community Kitchen!

Details: Created on Friday, 15 November 2013 15:05

Interested in affordable, nutritious food and easy recipes?

In a REACH community kitchen, participants pay $7, prepare several recipes and take home 6 portions of food plus get to eat lunch! It’s a great deal and a great way to develop or polish up on cooking skills.

The community kitchens run at St James Anglican Church, located at 1105 Empress St (across from Martin Collegiate) from 11m-2pm. December kitchens are on Friday the 6^th and Friday the 13^th.

Registration is required. Call Meghan at (306) 347-3224. Please spread the word if you know of someone who may be interested.

REACH in the news

Details: Created on Tuesday, 05 November 2013 19:55

Did you catch us on Global this morning? As part of "Savvy Saving Week", REACH was asked to discuss healthy eating on a budget. The picture shows some of the food that you will find in a Good Food Box, which is a program designed to make healthy food more affordable for everyone. Call us today at (306)-347-3224 to find your closest depot!

The Big Crunch

Details: Created on Thursday, 17 October 2013 22:05

Students at two local schools got a chance to understand where food comes from and the importance of eating local and healthy foods as part of World Food Day on Wed, Oct. 16, 2013.

Students crunched on a delicious and nutritious carrot at the event sponsored by the Heritage Community Association, REACH (Regina Education and Action on Child Hunger), Regina Catholic Schools, Regina Public Schools and Regina Qu'Appelle Health Region. St. Augustine Community School and Thomson Community School hosted the events, in which approximately 500 students and teachers participated. Pratts Food Service supplied the carrots.

The Big Crunch was an opportunity for students and teachers to celebrate World Food Day, get excited about healthy eating, learn about our food system and highlight availability of local produce.