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Whole Kids Sustainability Actions

Supports children’s nutrition

A Whole Kids Foundation article says the foundation has worked to improve children’s access to fresh fruit and vegetables in schools. It says the program has funded school salad bars, school gardens, and nutrition education for teachers. The article also says the foundation has reached more than 4 million children since 2011. This is a social-impact action because it focuses on child health and food education rather than product sales.

Funds school gardens

The foundation linked to Whole Kids says it has funded more than 3,600 school gardens and helped install 4,600 salad bars in schools. It also says the work supports hands-on learning about food and healthy eating. School gardens can help children learn where food comes from and build better habits around fresh food. The source presents this as an ongoing program that has already delivered measurable results.

Promotes recycling in early learning

A Whittlesea YMCA article describes early learning centres teaching children about sustainability and recycling through gardening, composting, donation stations, and craft made from reused materials. It gives examples such as using recycled pots and pans for a musical wall and making play objects from cardboard and other reused items. This is an education-focused action that helps children learn practical waste-reduction habits early in life.

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  • Australia
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