Aboriginal Prenatal Nutrition Program
APNP's Mission:​
The Aboriginal Prenatal Nutrition Program was developed to address the physical, emotional, cultural & spiritual well-being of families who reside off reserve. These service are geared toward expecting mothers / mothers and infant up to one year of age.
What is APNP?
This program educates, supports and provides healthy lifestyle choices for pre/postnatal women and their families through a nutritional and holistic approach.
Who is Eligible?
We provide service to those with Indigenous ancestry living off reserve in the rural areas surrounding Peterborough County.
How do you join?
Phone our office at 705-652-8787 and ask for Andrea Spence OR email: apnp@llnwa.com. A time will be set up to fill out forms and register you for the program.
Workshops
Cultural Workshops
Nutritional Information Sessions
Baby and Me Yoga
Baby and ME swimming
Aqua Fit
Moc Walks
Breastfeeding Circles
Baby and Me Time
Community Gardening
Meals on a Budget
Herbal Remedies
Dad and Me
And Many more...
Services
Support & Education to Pre/Postnatal Parents
Breastfeeding Information and Support
Parent Supporting Each Other
Food Box Program
Food Pantry Program
Mental Health Supports
Home Visits
Referrals
Meal Planning & Preparation Support
Nutritional Facts & Supports (Includes Prenatal Supplements)
Newborn Health Nurse Program in Office