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Improving the health and social foundations for children can positively affect their health and well-being over a lifetime. Many factors (e.g., nutrition, housing, education) can affect child health and development. Read our products below for evidence and insights about how health and social system building blocks are used to provide care for children and youth.

Understanding educator and student mental health and addictions needs during the COVID-19 pandemic and existing approaches that address them

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Identifying Features of Approaches to Supporting Transitions from Child to Adult Care for Young People with Special Healthcare Needs

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Everyone at the Table: Strengthening Efforts to Support Student Food Security

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Examining the Effects of Youth Skills-development Programs

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Creating a Culture of Consent at McMaster University

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Economic Analyses of Policies to Reduce Cervical Cancer

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Examining the Impacts of Educational Interventions for Families Affected by Opioid Use

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Identifying Effective Approaches to Support Parents and Caregivers of Children with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder

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Supporting Parents in Making Informed Decisions in Relation to their Children’s Health Needs

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Fostering K-12 Students' Global Competencies

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Supporting Professional Learning Approaches to Foster Global Competencies in K-12 Education

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Changing Practice to Achieve Equity in Ontario's Education Sector

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Identifying the Impacts of Cannabis Legalization on Youth, and the Responses that can be Taken by Public Institutions

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Advancing the Development of National Childhood Cancer-care Strategies in Latin America

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Addressing Student Mental Health Needs at McMaster University

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