The Natoaganeg Community Food Centre provides people with access to high-quality food in a dignified space. People learn cooking and gardening skills, kids get their hands dirty in the garden and kitchen in ways that expand their tastebuds and help them make healthier food choices. Community members can take action on the issues that affect them, and people find friends and support. 

Community food programs focused on increasing food access, food skills, and education and engagement opportunities. 

Community kitchens, gardens, and after-school programs help people build the skills, knowledge, and confidence to grow and prepare healthy food for themselves and their families.

Serving up healthy and traditional community meals several times a week.

Helping people build the skills, knowledge, and confidence to grow and prepare healthy food for themselves and their families - to empower people take control of their health and nutrition within the context of their circumstances, and make lasting and sustainable changes in their diets.

Good Food Market is designed to meet community needs and and make it easier for people living on low incomes to access healthy food. Affordable produce markets, and healthy food distribution programs increase access to fresh and nutritious food in a welcoming space where people can get connected to other supports and resources.

Affordable produce markets, and healthy food distribution programs increase access to fresh and nutritious food in a welcoming space where people can get connected to other supports and resources.

Thanks to the CFC's school partnerships, kids in the community have plenty of opportunities to build skills and try new foods. The School Food Program offers daily healthy breakfast and lunch to more than 100 students at Natoaganeg School.

Lettuce Turnip the Beets summer program combines gardening, music, and good food into a fun and interactive weekly event at the Natoaganeg School garden.