group presantation.pptx

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Presented by: Annie Dan Cheng; Kelly Li Yin; Wenping Liang; Xiangxian Zhou;Shiwen Lin; Rong Han; Chen Ouyang


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1. Introduction- Annie Cheng2. Questions and findings- Kelly Li Yin, Wenping

Liang, Xiangxian Zhou, Shiwen Lin, Rong Han, and ChenOuyang

3. Action plan and follow up plan -Ouyang Chen4. Presentation of face book page- Kelly Li5. Question?


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According to WHO, Food Insecurity means:When all people at all times dont havereliable access to sufficient, safe, nutritiousfood to maintain a healthy and activelife .(WHO, Food insecurity) Our group has identified that the issue ofhousehold food insecurity among Aboriginal

families caused by poverty in Toronto as ouradvocacy project.


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Statistics and Reports:Government:According to Health Canada: Among off-reserveAboriginal households, approximately one in five (20.9%)households was food insecure, including 8.4% with severe

food insecurity. These rates are approximately threetimes higher than among non-Aboriginal householdswhere 7.2% were food insecure, including 2.5% withsevere food insecurity. (Health Canada, 2012, Aboriginalstatus)

Organizations:

A recent report published by PROOF in 2014, stating thatAboriginal families experience higher rate of foodinsecurity in Canada. 28.2% of aboriginal families sufferinadequate food in comparing to 12.6% in Canadaoverall. (PROFF, 2014) Resource of chart: Health Canada,

Household food insecurity in Canada byselected socio-demographiccharacteristics, 2007-2008)


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How Aboriginal Population is Distributed

Reasons for Moving to Toronto

Satisfaction of Life

Conclusion


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2006 Census

1,172,785 in Canada, 3.8% of the whole

In Canada, majority is North America Indian

Ontario has largest aboriginal group, 20.7% of all Canadian

In GTA, children & youth in aboriginal in non-aboriginal

Aboriginal women aboriginal men

70,000 in city of Toronto


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Urban Aboriginal Peoples Study TorontoReport

Top Reasons for Moving to Toronto

42% aboriginals employment

38% education

37% close to families

40% city life, leave from family troubles, job promotion

Reasons for Moving to Toronto


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Urban Aboriginal Peoples Study TorontoReport

Like Living in Toronto

67% like- services, agencies, institutions;

- entertainment

- social acceptance

11% not like- pollution, living space, traffic,

living cost, vegetation


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basic statistic understanding

population of women & children non-aboriginals

expensive living cost

donate food facebook


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This is what I found outfrom my research:

First Nations childrenunder 6 years of age weremore than three times aslikely to be raised by youngparents between the ages of15 and 24 years old thanother Canadians.

They were also morethan three times more likelyto live with a single parentas compared to otherCanadian children.


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They were more likelyto have larger familiesthan other Canadians. Young average ageof new mothers andtheir increasedlikelihood to be singleparents. Young singleparent face challengesrelated to educationand employment


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One in FOUR Aboriginalchildren in Canada isgrowing up in poverty.31% of Aboriginalchildren aged fourteenand under lived with asingle parent.Children with singleparent most like to live

in low incomes familiesand are more likely tobe unable to purchasehealthy food .


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Hungry children are more likely to get colds and viruses,to have a compromised immune system, to have anemia,sore stomachs and headaches.

Food insecurity is linked to a number of mental healthissues including low self-esteem, inability toconcentrate, shame, moodiness and behavioralproblems.

Suffering hunger is also linked to lack of success inschool. One key informant reported that about half ofhunger children have early literacy and speech delayissues as well as behavioral issues.


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Food insecurity in Aboriginal child family isnot just one communitys matter; it is oursocial issue because there is still a very highpopulation rate of Aboriginal people whomlives in Canada. These peoples well -beingyet will impact on our societysdevelopment.


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When does the issue start

How the issue work on First NationsWhere does those happenWhat policies include in itHow does agencies works on ManitobaHow does the policy and legislation affectthe action plan


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Start at 1970sThe first formal agreement thatgovernments provision of child and familyserviceFirst agency in ManitobaIt ran by First Nation and Indian and funded,by Northern Affairs CanadaThe lack of policy for household and well-being for safety of children


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In ManitobaFour agencies provides full service: placing

household, finding job, solving family issue,providing foods and securityThe legislation is necessary for regulate the FirstNations child and family service provider.

75% of the aboriginal child and family supported bygovernment regulation service provider83% in Ontario, 98% in Manitoba


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only providing food or money are not enough forthese First Nation child and family

-needs for helping First Nations child and familyhas to be developed in the professional andofficial standard

-using social support to gain more focus to foodand security of aboriginal people


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City of Toronto : Aboriginal Nutrition program

Based on the Ontario government funds ,itprovides "Aboriginal children and familiesliving on and off reserves nutrition and healthylifestyle education and counseling, food and

menu ?Ontario Federation of Indian friendship centreVision: Impro ve the quality of life f orAboriginal http://www.ofifc.org/

Sarnia-Lambton Food Coalitionhttp://www.sarnialambtonfoodcoalition.com/
http://www.ofifc.org/http://www.ofifc.org/http://www.sarnialambtonfoodcoalition.com/http://www.sarnialambtonfoodcoalition.com/http://www.ofifc.org/


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Location156 Galloway Road, Toronto ON M1E 1X2

MAP

Telephone: 416.286.9449 Fax:416.286.9925
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=156A+Galloway+Road,+Toronto,+ON,+Canada&sll=43.671845,-79.446623&sspn=0.011361,0.027766&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=156+Galloway+Rd,+Toronto,+Toronto+Division,+Ontario,+Canada&z=16http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&source=s_q&hl=en&geocode=&q=156A+Galloway+Road,+Toronto,+ON,+Canada&sll=43.671845,-79.446623&sspn=0.011361,0.027766&ie=UTF8&hq=&hnear=156+Galloway+Rd,+Toronto,+Toronto+Division,+Ontario,+Canada&z=16


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Community kitchen programFor family with infants 0-6 months.

Participants will learn traditional teachingsand learn to cook cost effective nutritionmeals

Create their own recipe booklet.


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Meal and nutrition programNutrition meals provided daily.On Monday Culture night come out and

volunteer to help prepare the food forcommunity


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Letter to the agency Scarborough Child &Family Life Centre

-- identify and address the issue of household foodinsecurity among aboriginal families

-- make an appointment to visit the centre

Create a Facebook page-- define the issue, post statistics and relevant report about

the issue from authorities-- intended to address the issue and raise publics

awareness

-- use multimedia artifact to grab publics attention andgain their support

Link to our Facebook page:https://www.facebook.com/aboriginalchildren
https://www.facebook.com/aboriginalchildrenhttps://www.facebook.com/aboriginalchildrenhttps://www.facebook.com/aboriginalchildren


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Agency visiting: Native Child and FamilyServices of Toronto


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Make sure every child has breakfast;

Everyone can make difference


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BIBLIOGRAPHY:Common menu bar links. (2012, July 25). Household Food Insecurity in Canada in 2007-2008: Key Statistics and Graphics. Retrieved March 6, 2014, fromhttp://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/fn-an/surveill/nutrition/commun/insecurit/key-stats-cles-2007-2008-eng.php

JUST RELEASED: Household Food Insecurity in Canada, 2012. (n.d.). PROOF. Retrieved March 6, 2014, from http://nutritionalsciences.lamp.utoronto.ca/just-released-household-food-insecurity-in-canada-2012/ City of Toronto. (1998-2013). Toronto's Racial Diversity. From http://www.toronto.ca/toronto_facts/diversity.htm

Environics Institute. (2010). Urban Aboriginal Peoples Study Toronto Report. From http://www.uaps.ca/wp-content/uploads/2010/02/UAPS-Toronto-report.pdf

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Social determination of health, 2009. The Nutrition Habits of Mtis Children and Youth Canada: a Preliminary Examination. Retrieve from:

http://nccah.netedit.info/docs/fact%20sheets/child%20and%20youth/Nutritional%20Habits%20Metis%20Children,%20%20Youth%20%

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Ontario Federation of Indian Friendship Centers. (2003). Child hunger and food insecurity among urban Aboriginal families

Why am I poor? 2012. First Nation Children Toronto, Ontario. Retrieved from http://www.beststart.org/resources/anti_poverty/pdf/WhyAmIPoor.pdf Departmental Audit and Evaluation Branch, March 2007, Evaluation of the First Nations Child and Family Services Program

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