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School Health & Nutrition Web Site: hits/month, January 2003 – January 2007

www.schoolsandhealth.org

The global school health & nutrition website• Documents, events, resources & agency

information, mail list, sub-sites

Developed and administered by The Partnership for Child Development

www.schoolsandhealth.org/Wafrica/

Food for Education sub-site

Planned sub-site

Information on Food for Education

Multi-partner input

Chat room

School Health Mail list

Share information & documents

Forum for discussion and debate

A point of contact for interested organisations and individuals

Sign up on the School Health and Nutrition website

Directory of School Based

Health and Nutrition Programmes:

Findings from a surveyof organisation support

Partnership for Child DevelopmentPartnership for Child Development

Jan W de Lind van WijngaardenJan W de Lind van Wijngaarden

Celia MaierCelia Maier

Lesley DrakeLesley Drake

Updated Survey – October 2006Updated Survey – October 2006

Directory of School Based Health and Nutrition Programmes, 2006

Survey of 38 agencies supporting SHN Programmes

2006 Survey building on 2000 survey Information highlighting:

• areas of ongoing concern

• emerging trends and issues

Launch of FRESH 2000 Focusing Resources on Effective School Health Emphasises partnerships in support of SHN and

HIV&AIDS programs

4 pillars:• Health-related school policies (including HIV&AIDS issues

and psychosocial environment)

• Promotion of a safe and supportive school environment

• Skills based health education

• Schools-based health and nutrition services

Since the launch of FRESH most agencies are moving towards Integrated School

Health and Nutrition Programmes

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Reference to EFA and MDGs is limited. 19 organisations do not link their work

to EFA or MDGs Only 6 organisations delivering all 4

FRESH components relate their work to the achievement of EFA and MDGs

Thank you

Copies of the Directory can be found at the entrance and outside the Green

Room