Research Current Needs & Options
Publication date: November 29, 2023On this page:
Find out what your school or district needs
Talk to teachers, administrators, school district personnel, and parents about the specific needs of students at the school. When researching other programs, keep in mind that there is no standard program model that works for every district and school across the province. A successful program is both flexible and adaptable to meet the local needs of students and the community.
Review the School Meal and School Nutrition Program Handbook (PDF, 7.7 MB) which includes general operational information and resources relating to school food and nutrition programs.
See how others are finding success
Community organizations partnered with schools and districts
- Breakfast, lunch, snack and weekend food programs, Nourish Cowichan Society
- Hot lunches and salad bars, Haida Gwaii School District and Farm to Cafeteria Canada
School districts
- Fuel Up! Nourishment Program, New Westminster School District
- Breakfast Program, Quesnel School District
- Breakfast Club and Lunch Programs, Surrey School District
- Meal Programs, Vancouver School District
- Food Access Program, North Vancouver School District
- School Meals Program, Burnaby School District
- Bag Lunch Program, Coquitlam School District
- Food For Thought Campaign, Langley School District
- Food4Schools, Nanaimo/Ladysmith School District
Schools
- Breakfast and Food Access Programs, Northgate Community Elementary School
- PAC Hot Lunch Program, Crawford Bay Elementary Secondary
- Lunch Program, Abbotsford Middle School
- Resto-scolaire, école Victor-Brodeur School
Don’t see your school’s program? Send an email telling us about it.
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