Hamilton Community Food Centre
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2018 Impact Summary
Hamilton Community Food Centre offers food access, food skills and education and engagement programs in a dignified and welcoming space that brings the community together to grow, cook, share, and advocate for good food.
This Impact Summary provides a snapshot of our 2018 program data, as well as the results from our 2018 Annual Program Survey. The survey was conducted as an in-person interview with 75 adult participants across a variety of our programs, and helps us to better understand outcomes in the areas of healthy food access; knowledge, skills and behaviours; social inclusion and civic engagement.
- Seniors’ Wellness Morning and Breakfast
- Global Roots Lunch
- Family Dinner
- Good Food Market and Café
- After school program
- Intercultural Community Kitchen
- Middle East Community Kitchen
- Make and Take Meals
- Good Food Market and Café
- Self-care Club
- Welcome Baby
- Garden Club
- Summer Kids Club
- Community Advocacy Office
- Community Action Training
- Cooking Up Justice
- Women's Self-care Group
- Social Justice Campaigns and Events
- Seniors' Skill Share Circle
- Hamilton Community Legal Clinic
Increasing access to healthy food
Building healthy food skills and behaviours
Improving health
"When your health falls into place, you're a happier person."
Reducing social isolation and increasing support
"After completing the Community Action Training I became more involved and can help my community more."
What’s the most important difference Hamilton CFC makes?
68% of our members told us it's COMMUNITY CONNECTION.
Hamilton CFC is one of ten Community Food Centres across Canada that are bringing people together to grow, cook, share, and advocate for good food for all in partnership with Community Food Centres Canada.