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Request for Community Nutrition Educator Service
The Winnipeg Regional Health Authority (WRHA) Community Nutrition Educator (CNE) Program is a free service to support community programs and non-profit organizations with general healthy eating and food literacy information. CNEs are volunteers trained by WRHA Public Health Dietitians who provide reliable, unbiased and current information on healthy eating and food to the community.
The goal of the CNE Program is to enhance community food literacy through peer-to-peer education, skill development and promotion of healthy food environments.
* Please submit your request at least 3 weeks prior to your requested date(s). Some requests may not be filled due to unavailability of CNEs.
*Virtual group education is available upon request. In-person sessions must follow current provincial Public Health guidelines.
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Name of organization
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Address
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Telephone number
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Email address (Do not enter any spaces after the full address is entered)
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How did you hear about the CNE program? (check all that apply)
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You are able to request a CNE for an in-person or virtual session. Which option are you requesting? Choose only one option.
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In-person
Virtual (e.g.. Zoom, GoTo Meeting, Microsoft Teams, etc.)
Details for in-person service request:
Location, if different from the address listed above:
Is well-lit parking available?
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Location of parking and cost, if applicable:
Details for online/virtual service request:
Agencies are responsible for organizing the online/virtual platform. What platform will you be using? Provide any other relevant details.
Date(s) of service required:
If you are requesting more than one date, please indicate additional dates in the text box below.
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Duration of the session
*Please note the average length of a topic is 45 minutes and the average length of an activity is 45 minutes.
If you request a topic and activity, please allow 90 minutes. For example, you would schedule 2:30-4:00 p.m. or 90 minutes to accommodate one topic plus one activity.
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Additional dates and comments:
Was the topic selected by the community members/group?
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If no, who selected the topic?
Why do you think this topic is needed? Please specify.
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Number of people expected (minimum of 4 people required):
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Agency staff are required to attend; will staff be in attendance?
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Age range
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Children (not recommended for children 12 and under )
Adults
Older adults (55+)
Mixed ages
Other characteristics (check all that apply):
Parents/caregivers
Newcomers
English as an additional language
Visual impairment
Hearing impairment
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Type of service requested (check one):
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Presentation
Food demonstration (not available virtually)
Presentation and food demonstration (food demo not available virtually)
If a food demonstration has been requested, is the following available? (check if yes)
Kitchen facilities with sink
Cooking and serving utensils
Select an interactive presentation and/or activity per date requested. If a presentation and activity are requested, we recommend choosing a combination from the same theme. Presentations and activities can be selected on their own if time is limited. Allow approximately 45 minutes for the presentation AND an additional 45 minutes for most activities.
For example, if you the choose Eat Well. Live Well. Canada's Food Guide presentation and the Pulses activity, please allow 90 minutes to complete both requests.
Theme #1: Canada's Food Guide/Healthy Eating
Presentation: Eat Well. Live Well. Canada's Food Guide (45 minutes). A review of Canada's Food Guide and basic information on healthy eating.
Select an activity from the Canada Food Guide/Healthy Eating theme #1.
Please select
Sugar game: learn about added sugar in food and beverages and get tips to decrease sugar intake. (not available virtually)
Pulses activity: learn how to cook, store and enjoy plant-based proteins.
Name that Grain game: an interactive game to explore different types of grains.(not available virtually)
Theme #2: Food Systems
Presentation: Food Connections from Land to Plate (45 minutes). Information on where food comes from and ways that we can eat to keep the planet and people healthy.
Select an activity from the Food Systems theme #2.
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Food Connections: Meet and Greet Bingo. A participant-led activity to explore shared food experiences and the steps it takes to get food to the table. (not available virtually)
Trash Investigator game: Investigate a mock-up of a typical garbage can and decide which items can be removed from the waste and diverted elsewhere. (not available virtually)
Theme #3: Healthier Grocery Shopping
Presentation: Five Steps to Healthier Grocery Shopping (45 minutes). Information on making healthier choices at the grocery store.
Select an activity from the Healthier Grocery Shopping theme #3.
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Understanding Food Advertising: Discusses the effects of food marketing on food choices. (not available virtually)
Grocery Bag game: Compares the food-buying power of $25 spent at a fast food restaurant versus making food at home.(not available virtually)
Label Reading presentation with activity: Basic information on what to look for when reading labels.
Theme #4: Relationships with Food
Presentation: Beyond Nutrition - Joy and Meaning Through Food (45 minutes). A facilitated discussion on how to keep or bring back the joy of eating.
Select an activity from the Relationship with Food theme #4.
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Beyond Nutrition Activity Cards (not available virtually)
Theme #5: Cooking Basics
Presentation: Cooking Basics (45 minutes). Highlights the basic knowledge needed to prepare meals at home including menu planning, food safety, basic food staples and equipment needed for food preparation.
Select an activity from the Cooking/Food Skills theme #5.
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Cooking Skills Trivia game: An interactive activity which supplements the Cooking Basics presentation.
Food demonstration: Select one recipe from the Food Demonstrations options below. (not available virtually)
Food Demonstrations
*NOTE: not available virtually
Allow approximately 30-45 minutes for a food demonstration. Groceries will cost approximately $20-$25 per recipe (6-8 servings), and are the responsibility of the agency. A basic set of kitchen equipment is required. Food demonstrations can be included with any of the above interactive presentations and supporting activities.
Green pear smoothie (blender required)
Broccoli salad
Couscous salad
Southwest baked bean soup (stove-top required)
Quick and easy lentil tacos (stove-top required)
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Please add any additional details for your request. If more than one date was requested, please specify date for each selected presentation, activity or demonstration.
