CEDOR is teaming up with the Healthy Families Future Trust to evaluate the Garden to Table program in low decile Wellington schools.
Nationwide
We know that encouraging kids to eat their veges is important. But Garden to Table goes further, it goes into schools, helping them set up vegetable gardens, grow their own produce and then cook and eat it at school. Volunteers and staff support the project. The Healthy Families Future Trust has brought Garden to Table to low decile schools in Wellington, and we have a golden opportunity to document what a difference this makes to the children, by evaluating it. CEDOR and HFFT are working together to see if it makes kids more likely to eat vegetables, try new foods and improve the quality of their diets. With this evaluation we can then campaign to have the program included in more schools.
CEDOR conducts research aimed at better understanding and treating Diabetes (Type 1 and 2) and Endocrine disorders. We aim to understand obesity as a risk factor for Type 2 Diabetes.
The Evaluation is Go! 25 March 2015
Thanks to our wonderful supporters, and a grant from Pub Charity, we have raised enough money to start the evaluation! We visited our first 2 schools for their measurement days and met some wonderful kids. They are all off now for their cooking and gardening classes and we will catch up with them again at the end of the year. Thanks again to everyone has helped make this happen! Here we are at one school at the parent teacher interviews talking to parents about the evaluation and GTT.
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