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Best Start: Ontario's Maternal Newborn and Early Child Development Resource Centre supports service providers across the province of Ontario who are working on health promotion projects to improve the health of expectant parents and their young children. The Centre provides workshops and conferences, resources, consultations, and subject-specific information:

 
Best Start offers regional workshops and other training opportunities. Sessions are practical, interactive and designed to build skills.
 
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Best Start produces resources to help service providers plan and deliver programs. Order now
 
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Teen Pregnancy


Life with a new baby – postpartum mood disorders display


Breastfeeding Webcouse
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Preconception survey reports
Baby Wants

 

Best Start staff offers consultations, in English and French by phone, email, fax or even in your own community. We tailor all consultations to your group's specific needs and interests. Our consultation services are designed to help you.

At Best Start, our best resource is our staff. They not only stay on top of new research and initiatives, but also keep in close touch with a range of health providers across the province. We can help answer your information questions or connect you with others working on similar projects.

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Best Start is a key program of Health Nexus (formerly OPC) and is funded by the Government of Ontario. We are also a member of the Ontario Health Promotion Resource System.
 

 

 

Web Coverage
Best Start Resource Centre Annual Conference
February 23-25, 2009
Toronto, ON

 
Public Health Agency of Canada with the Best Start Resource Centre
FASD Module 1: Preventing and Addressing Alcohol Use in Pregnancy
Free, accredited online training for health care providers on alcohol use in pregnancy. www.MDcme.ca
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Implications for Ontario: Awareness of FASD in 2009
 

 




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