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Nutrition Tips Winter 2015

Children who have meals with their family not only eat better and are healthier; they learn to socialize and do better in school. Family meals give a time and place to keep up with what is going on with everyone, help each other out, and tell family stories. Enjoying family meals help to keep food in its place as only one of life's great pleasures. Pay attention to the food and enjoy it when it is time to eat, forget about it between times. A rushed morning without breakfast can make eating well challenging. Try these quick breakfast ideas: http://tinyurl.com/nn6b95d A long afternoon commute can make eating well challenging. Pack a snack for the afternoon before your ride so you aren’t over hungry when you get home. Healthy food choices at home and at school can help students do better in school and be healthier over all. Part of learning about healthy eating is practicing. If your children’s’ school does not teach food preparation, ask your school administration how you can help to support offering classes. Snack foods like chips, candy, and pop fill children up, but don’t supply any of the nutrition they need to grow and learn. These foods should not be offered in school. Help the school community council and school administration in your children’s school to promote healthy foods in the school.

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Mentorship Program

Mentorship Program – FAQ

 For more information regarding the Mentorship Program contact bonnie.haus@schr.sk.ca  or call Bonnie Haus, the Mentorship Coordinator, at 306-842-8702.

What is Mentorship?
Mentorship is where a “mentor” can share their knowledge and wisdom with a “mentee.”

  1. How does the SCHR Mentorship Program matching system work?
    The mentee completes an application form located on the R:// or by contacting the Mentorship Coordinator. The Mentorship coordinator matches the mentee with a mentorship champion from their workplace.

  2. What’s in it for me?
    Mentors - an opportunity to contribute to the professional development of other employees, certificate of recognition from SCHR, CEP for LPN’s, peer reviews for RN’s, NP’s and RPN’s.

    Mentees – an opportunity to learn from an experienced employee and build your professional network, confidence, recognition from SCHR, certificate of accomplishment at completion of program.

  3. Who is eligible to mentor?
    All SCHR employees!

  4. What is the time commitment?
    The program requires you to commit to the following actions: 

  • Regular communication that you and your mentor/mentee have agreed to, as well as regular check ins with the Mentorship Coordinator

  • Attendance at a SCHR Mentorship Program workshop

  • Look for opportunities and experiences to enhance the mentee’s learning

      6.What is expected of mentors? 

  • Preview and understand the mentees goals

  • Share your knowledge, experience, and perspectives

  • Provide support with coaching and constructive feedback

  • Acknowledge the mentee’s accomplishments and be open to feedback from the mentee

      7.What is expected of mentees? 

  • Commitment  to career and professional development

  • Clearly identify your goals

  • Ask questions and listen

  • Be open to positive feedback

       8. I already have someone in mind that I'd like as my mentor or mentee.  Should I still go through this program?  Absolutely!  Contact the Mentorship Coordinator who can help facilitate this process.