We extend our sincerest condolences to Residential School Survivors and to the families and communities affected by the IRS system and the recent devastating confirmation of abuse at Residential Schools.

Are we making progress against the global food crisis? In this post, we review key facts and messages from the 2023 SOFI Report.

Why are food prices on the rise and how can CFTC supporters respond?

May 20th is World Bee Day, an opportunity for all of us to recognize the important and severely underrated role bees play in food security, as well as reflect on opportunities to promote sustainable beekeeping.

This Mother’s Day, we at Canadian Feed The Children reflect on the powerful love and dedication that mothers – and those who take on mothering roles – have for their children.

Growing food is an essential practice that connects Indigenous communities with traditional food sources, promotes cultural practices, and provides access to fresh and healthy food.

CFTC’s Food Forests Initiative 2030 is helping to build a platform for better health and wellness in Indigenous communities. Read more on the latest activities in two food forest communities: Ahtahkakoop and Muskeg Lake Cree Nation.

Hear from Grayce who talks about how important healthy school meals are for her and her classmates at Natoageneg (Eel Ground First Nation).

Land-based education is more than just teaching youth in an outdoor setting. It recognizes the many physical, spiritual, and mental connections Indigenous people have with the land.

Many are surprised to learn about the painful link between Canada’s food guide and residential schools. Learn more in this special feature.

How one Indigenous community is reinvigorating its school meal program with a new greenhouse, in partnership with Canadian Feed The Children.

Jennifer, a food security coordinator from Beardy’s & Okemasis’ Cree Nation, has been instrumental at educating her community about how to gather, prepare and include healthy, traditional foods in their diets.

Children and families can’t access enough food because of inflation. We have four weeks left to make a difference this year.

Zoe is thankful for the support of CFTC donors. Their gifts have helped her become a food sovereignty champion in her community.

Donor support over the past year helped supply 2,147,231 meals – almost 3x as many meals as the year before! Lear more about the impact.

The Indigenous School Food Series was inspired by the incredible work happening on a daily basis in Indigenous schools and communities. By bringing this work to the forefront, we hope to inspire further action and stories of success.

How can we respond to rising hunger? In this post, we share important food insecurity facts you should know from the 2022 SOFI Report.