Factsheets

Nourish's International Women's Day Factsheet highlights some national and international facts about childcare, unpaid care work, leadership, paid work, and wealth.

Nourish's Theory of Change describes how our programs contribute to healthier, more inclusive communities.

This three part information sheet will teach you everything you need to know about raised bed gardening, from building your own boxes to addressing common challenges.

Nibi Giinwiindawan (We Are Water) is a 5 module curriculum for communities/schools/youth programs interested in creating dialogue and discussion around human relationship with water. Combining western and traditional methodologies, the fusion of knowledge will cultivate water ambassadors, youth with a renewed passion for advocating for our life source and teaching those around them on the benefits and sacredness of water. This curriculum was created in partnership with Curve Lake First Nation and YWCA Peterborough Haliburton Nourish Project with generous support from Healthy Kids Community Challenge.

A great resource for supporting kids in choosing healthy hydration options. Produced by Peterborough Public Health for the Healthy Kids Community Challenge.

An information flyer for the Nourish Market Dollar initiative.

You've worked hard all season. Now it's time to take a break. Use this handy factsheet for great tips on 'putting your garden to bed.'

New to vegetable gardening or looking for some tips? Use this guide to improve the success of your vegetable garden.

Discover the steps and tips for starting strong and healthy seedlings indoors.