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Service for Children and Youth
Congratulations to Lisa Mercer, TVDSB Youth Advisory Mental Health Chair. Lisa is a recent graduate from TVDSB and was recognized by the Canadian Mental Health Association as a Mental Health Champion for her local advocacy and support work in the interests of youth mental health. She is pictured here with Clara Hughes, a well known Olympic athelete and national spokesperson for Mental Health. The photo was taken at the Breakfast of Champions Award ceremony on April 30, 2013.
Student Mental Health
At TVDSB, we have developed a five- year strategic plan in order to address the mental health needs of our students in a comprehensive manner. Please review our executive summary entitled Understand Me for further information.
For more information, go to the Student Mental Health website.
Middlesex-London in motion®
Physical Activity and healthy eating have long been recognized as strategies to achieve a healthy body weight, reduce stress and prevent a number of chronic diseases including cardiovascular disease, diabetes and cancer.
Middlesex-London in motion® is a community-based initiative to promote healthy and active living. In collaboration and partnership with all sectors of the community, Middlesex-London in motion® will encourage initiatives and advocate for a culture of healthy lifestyles.
For more information, go to www.healthylivinginfo.ca/in-motion.php
Child & Youth Network
The Child and Youth Network (CYN) is comprised of more than 130 local agencies and individuals dedicated to doing what is best for children, youth and families. Their vision - Happy, healthy children and youth today... caring, creative, responsible adults tomorrow - drives an agenda to 2015 that aims to break down the barriers that put our children, youth and families at risk.
For more information, go to the Child & Youth Network website.
This IS Literacy
This is the Child & Youth Network's family literacy website! In London, Ontario, they are committed to making literacy a way of life through daily activities. If you are a parent, a teacher, a child, a student or someone who works with children or teens, there is something here for you.
Mental Health for Kids
Welcome. Mental health impacts many aspects of our children’s lives including how they feel about themselves and others, and how they cope with the demands of life. This site provides access to the many community services and resources available to support their emotional well-being.
For more information, go to the mentalhealth4kids.ca website.
Parenting Teens
Congratulations to Lisa Mercer, TVDSB Youth Advisory Mental Health Chair. Lisa is a recent graduate from TVDSB and was recognized by the Canadian Mental Health Association as a Mental Health Champion for her local advocacy and support work in the interests of youth mental health. She is pictured here with Clara Hughes, a well known Olympic athelete and national spokesperson for Mental Health. The photo was taken at the Breakfast of Champions Award ceremony on April 30, 2013.
Student Mental Health
Mission
The Thames Valley District School Board acknowledges that mental well-being is an enabler for school success.
Vision
Every school in the Thames Valley District School Board will be a mentally healthy school.
At TVDSB, we have developed a five- year strategic plan in order to address the mental health needs of our students in a comprehensive manner. Please review our executive summary entitled Understand Me for further information.
For more information, go to the Student Mental Health website.
Middlesex-London in motion®
Physical Activity and healthy eating have long been recognized as strategies to achieve a healthy body weight, reduce stress and prevent a number of chronic diseases including cardiovascular disease, diabetes and cancer.
Middlesex-London in motion® is a community-based initiative to promote healthy and active living. In collaboration and partnership with all sectors of the community, Middlesex-London in motion® will encourage initiatives and advocate for a culture of healthy lifestyles.
For more information, go to www.healthylivinginfo.ca/in-motion.php
Child & Youth Network
The Child and Youth Network (CYN) is comprised of more than 130 local agencies and individuals dedicated to doing what is best for children, youth and families. Their vision - Happy, healthy children and youth today... caring, creative, responsible adults tomorrow - drives an agenda to 2015 that aims to break down the barriers that put our children, youth and families at risk.
For more information, go to the Child & Youth Network website.
This IS Literacy
This is the Child & Youth Network's family literacy website! In London, Ontario, they are committed to making literacy a way of life through daily activities. If you are a parent, a teacher, a child, a student or someone who works with children or teens, there is something here for you.
Mental Health for Kids
Welcome. Mental health impacts many aspects of our children’s lives including how they feel about themselves and others, and how they cope with the demands of life. This site provides access to the many community services and resources available to support their emotional well-being.
For more information, go to the mentalhealth4kids.ca website.
Parenting Teens
Parenting a teenager can provide many rewards and challenges. In an effort to support parents in addressing these challenges the Middlesex-London Health Unit has prepared a series of online videos called -- “Parenting Your Teenager”. Topics include communicating and developing relationships with teens as well as information to assist parents and guardians in addressing substance misuse issues.
These videos are available at the main MLHU website at www.healthunit.com or directly at www.healthunit.com/parenting-teens.aspx
FamilyInfo.ca is your first step for early years information for London and Middlesex including:
These videos are available at the main MLHU website at www.healthunit.com or directly at www.healthunit.com/parenting-teens.aspx
FamilyInfo.ca is your first step for early years information for London and Middlesex including:
- information on programs
- directory of services and resources
- event listings
