Eastern Ontario Health Unit

02/09/2026

Learn more and find quit supports near you. https://www.kflaph.ca/en/health-topics/tobacco.aspx

02/09/2026

RSV is a leading cause of infant hospitalizations. Talk to your healthcare provider about how you can protect your baby and have peace of mind.
Breathe Easy. Protect Little Lungs from RSV.
Learn more at www.EOHU.ca/RSV

02/08/2026

If you get sick this respiratory illness season, avoid spending time with individuals who are at higher risk of severe illness, like children under 5, adults over 60, and anyone with underlying medical conditions. Learn more:
https://eohu.ca/en/my-health/respiratory-illnesses

02/06/2026

02/06/2026

02/06/2026

Join us in welcoming more than 430 new and returning members to our Good Food Organizations program for 2026!

To realize the Right to Food for all, communities must mobilize for change, while also building strong, resilient and dignified places for food. That’s exactly what our Good Food Organization (GFO) partners work on every day!

For 12 years, the Good Food Organization program has grown. We’ve deepened relationships with partners who have been with us since the beginning and those who have joined along the way. Each GFO brings with them inspiring new models, leadership, and strength.

At a time when solidarity is central to transformative change that’s required to address food insecurity, the GFO program creates vital spaces for shared learning, connection and support.

These inspiring GFOs help fill some of the gaps for the over 10 million community members experiencing food insecurity, and there is a role for everyone to advocate alongside them for the policies that are needed to shift from emergency to a future where the right to food is realized for everyone.

Learn more about the Good Food Organization program: https://bit.ly/4bDx6Bo

02/06/2026

There’s been a lot of talk about supervised consumption sites. But what are they really for? Find out what they do, how they help people and how they benefit communities. Get the facts: https://bit.ly/3QYOkgZ

02/06/2026

Black History Month is about honouring history. It is also about listening to what families are telling us right now.

In Canada, Black mothers continue to experience dismissal, bias, and barriers in perinatal care. Those realities shape breastfeeding journeys, confidence, and whether or not a family feels supported or alone.

Support must see the whole person.

At La Leche League Canada, we are committed to building spaces where Black families feel respected, reflected, and heard.

Our BIPOC Group exists because representation matters. Shared experience and culturally responsive support can impact the duration of breastfeeding and help prevent early weaning.

If you are looking for community that understands, we invite you to connect with our BIPOC group. Every family deserves support that sees the whole of who they are.

Learn more:
https://www.lllc.ca/bipoc

02/06/2026

It's Heart Month. Fact: Alcohol offers no protection against heart disease. Learn more: eohu.ca/alcohol

02/05/2026

Understanding baby’s signals is one way to communicate with your baby long before he/she can talk. To learn more about ways you can communicate with your baby, register for the NEW Triple P for Baby program. https://eohu.ca/en/classes-clinics/triple-p

02/05/2026

Triple P, the Positive Parenting Program for Baby, helps parents establish loving relationships with their babies that will last a lifetime.