Decisions · Board Of Health — 2025-10-27

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Board of Health · 2025-10-27

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Working with Schools to Improve the Health and Well-being of Chil… — amended
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Publication of Child Care Centre Infection Control Inspection Res… — approved
Toronto Public Health Update on Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)… — approved
Toronto Public Health's Preparation for FIFA World Cup 2026 — approved
Understanding the Impacts of Bill 60 on Health and Well-Being in… — approved

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2025.HL28.1
Working with Schools to Improve the Health and Well-being of Children and Youth
Outcome: Amended
Ward: All
2025.HL28.2
Publication of Child Care Centre Infection Control Inspection Results
Outcome: Adopted
Ward: All
2025.HL28.3
Toronto Public Health Update on Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Prevention
Outcome: Adopted
Ward: All
2025.HL28.4
Toronto Public Health's Preparation for FIFA World Cup 2026
Outcome: Adopted
Ward: All
2025.HL28.5
Understanding the Impacts of Bill 60 on Health and Well-Being in Toronto
Outcome: Adopted
Ward: All

#	Subject	Outcome	Wards
2025.HL28.1	Working with Schools to Improve the Health and Well-being of Children and Youth	Amended	All
2025.HL28.2	Publication of Child Care Centre Infection Control Inspection Results	Adopted	All
2025.HL28.3	Toronto Public Health Update on Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Prevention	Adopted	All
2025.HL28.4	Toronto Public Health's Preparation for FIFA World Cup 2026	Adopted	All
2025.HL28.5	Understanding the Impacts of Bill 60 on Health and Well-Being in Toronto	Adopted	All

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Working with Schools to Improve the Health and Well-being of Children and Youth

2025.HL28.1

As mandated by the <a href="https://files.ontario.ca/moh-guidelines-school-health-guideline-en-2018.pdf">School Health Guideline, 2018</a> of the Ontario Public Health Standards, Toronto Public Health collaborates with school boards and schools to assist with the implementation of health-related curricula and health needs to achieve optimal health of school-aged children and youth.   This report presents an overview of the health services Toronto Public Health provides to schools to promote and protect the health and well-being of children and youth. These services focus on upstream initiatives and early intervention to strengthen protective factors and reduce risk factors that impact student's health and well-being. The range of services, outlined in Attachment 1, includes nutrition, mental health promotion, substance use prevention, physical activity, sexual health, dental and oral care, and infectious disease prevention services.   The <a href="https://www.toronto.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/8e97-TO-Healthy-Schools-Strategy-2022-2026English.pdf">Toronto Healthy Schools Strategy</a> is an agreement between Toronto Public Health and the four school boards to create healthy school environments for children and youth through collective action. Its goals are to strengthen the partnership between Toronto Public Health and the School Boards, establish a workplan with shared goals, share data and communicate on joint initiatives, and conduct further research on the health of students, including their mental health and well-being. This report recommends that Toronto Public Health continue collaborating with school boards and initiate the development of the next Toronto Healthy Schools Strategy to launch in 2027.