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Dec 09 2024
Dine-In Lunch
Community Food Centre
Dec 09 2024
Craft Drop-In
Community Food Centre
Dec 10 2024
Men and Women in the Kitchen
Community Food Centre
Dec 10 2024
Sharing Group, Men’s Relationship Program
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2021 Impact Summary
Two years of COVID-19 have taken a real toll on communities—physically, mentally, and
emotionally. Food insecurity remains a serious issue as the cost of living continues to rise across
the country. And Community Food Centres have proven to be an invaluable resource, offering
nourishing food and meaningful, regular connections for community members.
Programs offered in 2021
Norwest Co-op Community Food Centre (CFC) is proud to be part of this national movement.
From takeaway meals to good food boxes to check-in calls, we were there to support.
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53,229
Healthy Meals Served and sent home
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1 in 7
Canadians affected by food insecurity due to COVID
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93
Food Skills Sessions Offered
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168
Community Member Visits to Advocacy Office Support
“I like coming to the class because I am learning something new each time. I think class is a good way to learn not only to cook, but also about new food!”
NorWest Co-op Community Food Centre is a partner site of Community Food Centres Canada, a national organization that’s driving the development of Community Food Centres across the country. To learn more about their work, visit www.cfccanada.ca.
Norwest Coop Community Health acknowledges that we operate our services on Treaty One territory, the traditional land of the Anishinaabe, Cree, Ojibway, Dakota, Dene, and Oji-Cree peoples and the homeland of the Metis Nation. We also acknowledge that, in Winnipeg, we receive our water from Shoal Lake First Nation and we express our deep gratitude for the sharing of this essential natural resource. We respect & acknowledge the harms & mistakes of the past and the present, and we dedicate ourselves to collaborating in partnership with Indigenous, Métis and Inuit people in the spirit of reconciliation.
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