Canada Prenatal Nutrition Program (CPNP) is offered through Unison Health and Community Services at five weekly drop-in locations in our catchment. The program offers expertise in nutrition, prenatal and postnatal care. Funded by Health Canada, it is part of a nation-wide program with thirty projects in the Greater Toronto Area. The program is a collaborative effort with several partners including Program Without Walls, Toronto Public Health, Unison Health and Community Services and Supporting Young Families.

• Opportunities for meeting other pregnant women
• Learning about pregnancy, baby care and healthy eating
• Enjoying a snack and tasting new food
• Special program for pregnant teens, parenting teens and teens helping teens
• TTC tickets and childcare are available

Dates: weekly
Day: Tuesday
Time: 1:30-3:30 p.m.
Location: Keele-Rogers site (1651 Keele St.)
For further information, contact:
Maria Garcia at 416-653-5400, ext. 1300

Dates: weekly
Day: Thursday
Time: 4-6:30 p.m.
Location: Keele-Rogers site (1651 Keele St.)
For further information, contact:
Maria Garcia at 416-653-5400, ext. 1300

Dates: weekly
Day: Wednesday
Time: 10-12 noon
Location: Access Alliance, 761 Jane Street, Suite 200B
For further information, contact:
Maria Garcia at 416-653-5400, ext. 1300

Dates: weekly
Day: Thursday
Time: 9:30 to 11:30 am
Location: Learning Enrichment Foundation, 1267 Weston Road
For further information, contact:
Maria Garcia at 416-653-5400, ext. 1300

Worth Your Weight

Program Without Walls

Toronto Public Health – Healthy Babies, Healthy Children

Health Canada CPNP

Living and Learning with Baby is a weekly program for moms and babies up to one year old. The programs offers health education, parenting advice and support for new moms. . This is a collaborative partnership between Unison Health and Community Services, Toronto Public Health and Program Without Walls.

• Opportunities for meeting other mothers
• Learning about baby’s health and safety
• Getting answers to parenting questions
• Learning about mom’s health
• Enjoying a nutritious snack
• Information and referral to services in the community

Day: Tuesday
Time: 1-3 p.m.
Location: Keele-Rogers site (1651 Keele St.)
For Further Information Call:
Toronto Public Health at 416-338-7400

Toronto Public Health – Nutrition Programs

Toronto Public Health – Healthy Babies, Healthy Children

Toronto Public Health – Parenting