These Go!Healthy Kids Recipes are taken directly from the Go!Chefs Cooking Classes, Go!Kids Health Programs and Go!Healthy Parents programs. Click the link at left to access delicious and healthy recipes for children.
Go!Healthy Parents is a six-week wellness program that introduces parents to a holistic approach to health, including movement, stress reduction and healthful cooking.
Recognizing the importance of starting early to prevent childhood obesity before it takes root, The Children’s Aid Society launched CAS Go!Kids, a 24-week food and fitness curriculum.
In 2007, The Children's Aid Society launched the Healthy Meals initiative to ensure that the meals we serve children in our care meet the highest standards for nutrition, freshness and appeal.
Next Generation Caterers began in 2008 at The Children’s Aid Society’s Next Generation Center, a one-stop center that provides support, training and opportunities to Bronx youth, ages 14-24.
Go!Healthy is an initiative that follows children through adolescence and beyond, educating them about wellness with nutrition and healthy cooking programs.
These Go!Healthy Kids Recipes are taken directly from the Go!Chefs Cooking Classes, Go!Kids Health Programs and Go!Healthy Parents programs. Click the link at left to access delicious and healthy recipes for children.
Go!Healthy Parents is a six-week wellness program that introduces parents to a holistic approach to health, including movement, stress reduction and healthful cooking.
Recognizing the importance of starting early to prevent childhood obesity before it takes root, The Children’s Aid Society launched CAS Go!Kids, a 24-week food and fitness curriculum.
In 2007, The Children's Aid Society launched the Healthy Meals initiative to ensure that the meals we serve children in our care meet the highest standards for nutrition, freshness and appeal.
Next Generation Caterers began in 2008 at The Children’s Aid Society’s Next Generation Center, a one-stop center that provides support, training and opportunities to Bronx youth, ages 14-24.
The second annual Iron Go! Chefs competition was held on April 19th, 2011 at the East Harlem Center! Teams of elementary and middle school students from Children's Aid Society centers and community schools raced against the clock to cook delicous and healthy meals.
A new bill, the Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act, has been introduced in the Senate with goals that include improving the nutritional quality of meals served at school.
The family that eats well together stays well together. The East Harlem Head Start program recently began a new partnership with fellow neighborhood home visiting service providers.