Action Schools! BC is a best practices model designed to assist schools in creating individualized action plans to promote healthy living. Action Schools! BC contributes to the health of children by integrating physical activity and healthy eating messages into the fabric of the school community, with the goal of providing children with a foundation for life-long healthy living.

Active Healthy Kids Canada strives to be a trusted source for “powering the movement to get kids moving”—a ‘go to’ source for knowledge, insight and understanding that influences thinking and action among issue stakeholders to help them build better programs, in order to increase physical activity among children and youth.

CICH is the only national charitable organization dedicated solely to improving the health of children and youth in Canada. The Institute has had a profound impact on the policies and practices of caring for our children through its three core areas of focus: monitoring our children's health; educating professionals, caregivers and policy-makers and advocating for legislation and policies that improve child health.

The CES Career Education Society is a BC based, non-profit organization of people in education, business, industry, labour, government and private organizations who work together to champion career and learning management as an essential life skill.

Fifty Canadian non-profit organizations have come together under the banner of Child & Family Canada to provide quality, credible resources on children and families on an easy-to-navigate website.  The managing partner of the consortium is the Canadian Child Care Federation.

This award winning site provides comprehensive information on child development, psychology, parenting, learning, health and safety as well as childhood disorders such as attention deficit disorder, dyslexia and autism.  It also provides comprehensive information and practical suggestions. This site is recommended by Psychology Today and American Psychological Association.

Provides links to Web sites which offer information for families in British Columbia experiencing separation and divorce.

Healthy Teeth is an oral education database built upon the science of oral health and designed for elementary grades 3 - 6. It features animated graphics, easy-to-understand text, simple classroom experiments and much more. Produced by dentists for elementary aged kids, the Canadian Dental Association, Nova Scotia Dental Association and the Halifax County Dental Society form the site's primary sponsors.

IEF develops and promotes unbiased, independent financial information, programs and tools to help consumers make better financial and investing decisions. In the Education Programs link teachers can find resources to build effective financial literacy programs and students can find videos, learning tools and resources to plan for their financial future.

The goal of PE Central is to provide the latest information about developmentally appropriate physical education programs for children and youth. To combat the high obesity rate, programs like Log It and Get Active Stay Active are offered, where students can log their physical activity and pedometer steps. Teachers are encouraged to share a lesson idea to be reviewed by the editorial team.

Physical and Health Education Canada is a national organization whose primary concern is to influence the healthy development of children and youth by advocating for quality, school-based physical and health education.

Roots of Empathy is an evidence-based classroom program that has shown dramatic effect in reducing levels of aggression and violence among school children while raising social/emotional competence and increasing empathy. 

The Safety at Work centre for workers under 25 years-old, is an online resource for workers, employers, unions, educators, parents, and youth community groups.

The focus of this web site, created through the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, is to help kids understand how technology affects their privacy, and what they can do to build secure online profiles while keeping their information safe. This page is also to help parents and educators understand how many kids behave online - and will illustrate how important it is for them use this site as a reference point.