This program follows the Healthy Together evidence-based program, and the wisdom derived from Community Kitchens as natural gathering spaces to add protective factors for youth and their families.

Each week youth will participate in an activity of their choice, a group discussion, and a food component.

Monthly the food component breakdown is:

• week 1 a fun youth inspired meal.
• week 2 a community kitchen.
• week 3 the preparation of meals for the community fridge.
• week 4 preparing and hosting a family meal.

We know the learning that happens together in the kitchen translates into basic life skills and supports youth to go from surviving to thriving.

For youth in grades 6 – 12.

Sponsored by Edmonton Community Foundation.

Please register here.

This program follows the Healthy Together evidence-based program, and the wisdom derived from Community Kitchens as natural gathering spaces to add protective factors for youth and their families.

Each week youth will participate in an activity of their choice, a group discussion, and a food component.

Monthly the food component breakdown is:

• week 1 a fun youth inspired meal.
• week 2 a community kitchen.
• week 3 the preparation of meals for the community fridge.
• week 4 preparing and hosting a family meal.

We know the learning that happens together in the kitchen translates into basic life skills and supports youth to go from surviving to thriving.

For youth in grades 6 – 12.

Sponsored by Edmonton Community Foundation.

Please register here.

This program follows the Healthy Together evidence-based program, and the wisdom derived from Community Kitchens as natural gathering spaces to add protective factors for youth and their families.

Each week youth will participate in an activity of their choice, a group discussion, and a food component.

Monthly the food component breakdown is:

• week 1 a fun youth inspired meal.
• week 2 a community kitchen.
• week 3 the preparation of meals for the community fridge.
• week 4 preparing and hosting a family meal.

We know the learning that happens together in the kitchen translates into basic life skills and supports youth to go from surviving to thriving.

For youth in grades 6 – 12.

Sponsored by Edmonton Community Foundation.

Please register here.

This program follows the Healthy Together evidence-based program, and the wisdom derived from Community Kitchens as natural gathering spaces to add protective factors for youth and their families.

Each week youth will participate in an activity of their choice, a group discussion, and a food component.

Monthly the food component breakdown is:

• week 1 a fun youth inspired meal.
• week 2 a community kitchen.
• week 3 the preparation of meals for the community fridge.
• week 4 preparing and hosting a family meal.

We know the learning that happens together in the kitchen translates into basic life skills and supports youth to go from surviving to thriving.

For youth in grades 6 – 12.

Sponsored by Edmonton Community Foundation.

Please register here.

This program follows the Healthy Together evidence-based program, and the wisdom derived from Community Kitchens as natural gathering spaces to add protective factors for youth and their families.

Each week youth will participate in an activity of their choice, a group discussion, and a food component.

Monthly the food component breakdown is:

• week 1 a fun youth inspired meal.
• week 2 a community kitchen.
• week 3 the preparation of meals for the community fridge.
• week 4 preparing and hosting a family meal.

We know the learning that happens together in the kitchen translates into basic life skills and supports youth to go from surviving to thriving.

For youth in grades 6 – 12.

Sponsored by Edmonton Community Foundation.

Please register here.

This program follows the Healthy Together evidence-based program, and the wisdom derived from Community Kitchens as natural gathering spaces to add protective factors for youth and their families.

Each week youth will participate in an activity of their choice, a group discussion, and a food component.

Monthly the food component breakdown is:

• week 1 a fun youth inspired meal.
• week 2 a community kitchen.
• week 3 the preparation of meals for the community fridge.
• week 4 preparing and hosting a family meal.

We know the learning that happens together in the kitchen translates into basic life skills and supports youth to go from surviving to thriving.

For youth in grades 6 – 12.

Sponsored by Edmonton Community Foundation.

Please register here.

This program follows the Healthy Together evidence-based program, and the wisdom derived from Community Kitchens as natural gathering spaces to add protective factors for youth and their families.

Each week youth will participate in an activity of their choice, a group discussion, and a food component.

Monthly the food component breakdown is:

• week 1 a fun youth inspired meal.
• week 2 a community kitchen.
• week 3 the preparation of meals for the community fridge.
• week 4 preparing and hosting a family meal.

We know the learning that happens together in the kitchen translates into basic life skills and supports youth to go from surviving to thriving.

For youth in grades 6 – 12.

Sponsored by Edmonton Community Foundation.

Please register here.

This program follows the Healthy Together evidence-based program, and the wisdom derived from Community Kitchens as natural gathering spaces to add protective factors for youth and their families.

Each week youth will participate in an activity of their choice, a group discussion, and a food component.

Monthly the food component breakdown is:

• week 1 a fun youth inspired meal.
• week 2 a community kitchen.
• week 3 the preparation of meals for the community fridge.
• week 4 preparing and hosting a family meal.

We know the learning that happens together in the kitchen translates into basic life skills and supports youth to go from surviving to thriving.

For youth in grades 6 – 12.

Sponsored by Edmonton Community Foundation.

Please register here.

This program is a great way to help children develop healthy eating habits that will stay with them for life. They learn how to make meals that are not only good for them but also taste great. Additionally, they get to have fun and make new friends while learning valuable life skills.

They are also taught basic cooking skills such as chopping, measuring, and mixing. Children get to work in a safe and supervised environment where they can experiment with a recipe and learn about nutrition and cooking.

We will also spend time outside for some fun physical activity!

This program will run from Monday to Thursday, 9:00am-3:00pm at the Family Connection Centre. Please only register your child for 1 week over the summer. The curriculum remains the same week to week and we want to give everyone a chance to participate.

Before and after program drop off/pick up is from 8:30-9:00am and 3:00 – 3:30pm but there will be no programming during this time.

Camp cost is $50 (to cover the cost of the food) and includes: lunch and one snack that they will prepare themselves. At this time we are unable to accommodate individual food requests.

Please register here.

This program is a great way to help children develop healthy eating habits that will stay with them for life. They learn how to make meals that are not only good for them but also taste great. Additionally, they get to have fun and make new friends while learning valuable life skills.

They are also taught basic cooking skills such as chopping, measuring, and mixing. Children get to work in a safe and supervised environment where they can experiment with a recipe and learn about nutrition and cooking.

We will also spend time outside for some fun physical activity!

This program will run from Monday to Thursday, 9:00am-3:00pm at the Family Connection Centre. Please only register your child for 1 week over the summer. The curriculum remains the same week to week and we want to give everyone a chance to participate.

Before and after program drop off/pick up is from 8:30-9:00am and 3:00 – 3:30pm but there will be no programming during this time.

Camp cost is $50 (to cover the cost of the food) and includes: lunch and one snack that they will prepare themselves. At this time we are unable to accommodate individual food requests.

Please register here.