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Best
Start: Ontario's Maternal Newborn and Early Child Development Resource
Centre supports service providers across the province of Ontario
who are working on health promotion projects to improve the health
of expectant parents and their young children. The Centre provides
workshops and conferences, resources, consultations, and subject-specific
information:
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Start offers regional workshops and other training opportunities.
Sessions are practical, interactive and designed to build skills.
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 February 17-19, 2010
2010 Best Start Resource Centre Annual Conference - Toronto, Ontario
[Details of the conference]
March 4, 2010
Creating Circles of Support in Perinatal Mental Health
, Ontario
[Details of the workshop]
March 8, 2010
Promoting Resiliency in Young Children – Regional Workshop
Windsor, Ontario
[Details of the workshop]
March 9th, 2010
Province-wide Forum on Child Poverty - Toronto, Ontario
[Details of the Provincial Forum]
March 24, 2010
Health Babies Healthy Children Staff
Webinar: Postpartum Mood Disorders and Mental Health
[Details of the Webinar]
March 30, 2010
Health Babies Healthy Children Staff
Webinar: Family Attachment
[Details of the Webinar]
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Start produces resources to help service providers plan and
deliver programs. Order
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The Best Start Resource Centre provides information and consultations in English and French across Ontario on a wide range of topics to service providers who work with expectant parents and young families. Topics range from health before pregnancy, pregnancy (examples: alcohol use during pregnancy, men’s reproductive health, etc.), maternal health (examples: post-partum depression, breastfeeding, etc.) and issues related to child health (examples: shaken baby syndrome, infant sleep environment, physical activity and the early years, etc.). Within Ontario, there is no cost for these services. |
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At
Best Start, our best resource is our staff. They not only
stay on top of new research and initiatives, but also keep
in close touch with a range of health providers across the
province. We can help answer your information questions or
connect you with others working on similar projects.
Join
the Network
A network that allows professionals from across diverse sectors
and regions to share and receive up-to-date information, guidance,
and strategies so they can advance the work they do.
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A new leader means new directions for Health Nexus
Toronto, October 29, 2009. The Board of Directors announces the appointment of Barbara Willet as the Executive Director of Health Nexus. For press release click here. |
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Health Agency of Canada with the Best Start Resource Centre |
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