PROOF - Identifying policy options to reduce household food insecurity
Household food insecurity - the inadequate or insecure access to food due to financial constraints - affects 1 in 5 Canadian households.| PROOF
Household food insecurity - the inadequate or insecure access to food due to financial constraints - affects 1 in 5 Canadian households.| PROOF
Research shows that food insecurity can be reduced through policy interventions that improve the incomes of low-income households.| PROOF
We've summarized the latest data on food insecurity in 2024 from Statistics Canada's Canadian Income Survey. In 2024, 10 million Canadians, including 2.5 million children, lived in a food-insecure household.| PROOF
If the next Ontario government wants to change the course of food insecurity in the province, the place to start would be OW and ODSP.| PROOF
Put Food Banks Out Of Business (PFOB) is a national cam ... The post [VIDEO] Dr. Valerie Tarasuk speaks with Matt Noble on solutions to household food insecurity appeared first on PROOF.| PROOF
Congratulations to PROOF principal investigator Dr. Valerie Tarasuk on her appointment to the Order of Canada!| PROOF
We were recently made aware of the comparison of food i ... The post Responding to comparisons of food insecurity statistics in Canada and the US appeared first on PROOF.| PROOF
Originally published on Policy Options (Version françai ... The post National school food program won’t solve food insecurity for families. <br>Here’s what can. appeared first on PROOF.| PROOF
We've summarized the latest data on food insecurity in 2023 from Statistics Canada's Canadian Income Survey. In 2023, 8.7 million Canadians, including almost 2.1 million children, lived in a food-insecure household.| PROOF
Our new report has found that the percentage of households with inadequate or insecure access to food due to financial constraints rose to 17.8%in 2022 from 15.9% in 2021.| PROOF
PROOF submitted a brief to the Senate highlighting the potential for a guaranteed livable basic income to reduce food insecurity and improve health.| PROOF
As Canada commemorates the seventh anniversary of the Canada Child Benefit (CCB), it is essential to reflect on the program's design and its role in addressing household food insecurity among families with children| PROOF
