Ottawa and Area Resources, Links, and Connections

This page contains resources, links, and connections to initiatives and information specific to Ottawa and area. For resources pertaining to other regions, check out Bits and Bytes, Canada's online food security library.


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La trousse d’outils de Alimenter notre communauté aidera les communautés à :

  • mieux comprendre leur sécurité alimentaire communautaire;
  • décider des mesures à adopter pour améliorer leur sécurité alimentaire communautaire;
  • surveiller si la sécurité alimentaire communautaire s’améliore ou non au fil du temps.

 

Click on the link below to download the PDF version of the final report, “Where’s the Food? A Compilation of Food Resources for Barrhaven“.

The Where’s the Food? Barrhaven Report documents the research findings of a community food security assessment project in Barrhaven. It outlines many of the food resources currently available in Barrhaven.

The aim of this project was to answer the following questions:

  • How are we as a community growing, gathering and preparing food?
  • Where do we buy food?
  •  What are the barriers to accessing healthy food and how does our community respond?

It was made possible through the hard work and collaboration of a group of Barrhaven residents, with the assistance of the South Nepean Community Health Centre, the Nepean, Rideau & Osgoode Community Resource Centre, and Food for All (a project of Just Food and the University of Ottawa).

For a one-page summary of the results of the Where’s the Food? community food assessment conducted in Barrhaven from August 2011 – April 2012, click on the link below.

This is the toolkit used for the Where’s the Food: Finding Out About Food in your Community project.