ANNEX D: Discontinued Programs Featured in Previous Reports

Health Canada

Chapter 3: Parenting and Family Supports

Get Set for Life

Expenditures		Delivery Agent	The activity reaches:
2000–2001	$100,000	NA	NA
2001–2002	$50,000
2002–2003	NA
2003–2004	NA
2004–2005	NA
2005-2006	NA
Health Canada supported development of the Get Set for Life tools but is no longer financially involved in the campaign after 2001-2002.

Safe Seasons Calendar

Expenditures		Delivery Agent	The activity reaches
2000–2001	NA
2001–2002	$135,000
2002–2003	NA
2003–2004	NA
2004–2005	NA
2005-2006	NA
Due to budgetary pressures, no calendars were developed after 2001–2002.

Public Health Agency of Canada

Chapter 3: Parenting and Family Supports

Canada’s Child Health Record

Expenditures		Delivery Agent	The activity reaches
2000–2001	$105,000	Health professionals, public and community health agencies and social service agencies	Health professionals, public and community health agencies and social service agencies
2001–2002	$85,000
2002–2003	NA
2003–2004	NA
2004–2005	NA
2005-2006	NA
Expenditures include operations and management costs only. 2000–2001: The Child Health Record was first published in 2000. 2001–2002: Health Canada funding only. In addition, Procter & Gamble—Pampers contributed approximately $300,000 for printing and dissemination through hospital gift packs and a media event. 2002–2003: The record was distributed; however, it has not been reprinted or updated. 2004–2005: There were no plans to update or distribute the record.

Social Marketing Campaign on Children’s Health

Expenditures		Delivery Agent	The activity reaches
2000–2001	NA	NA
2001–2002	$25,000
2002–2003	NA
2003–2004	NA
2004–2005	NA
2005-2006	NA
Expenditures include operations and management costs only. Due to changing priorities, a campaign on children’s health was postponed and no campaign was held after 2001–2002.

Partnership with Parents d’Aujourd’hui

Expenditures		Delivery Agent	The activity reaches
2000–2001	$25,000	NA
2001–2002	$25,000
2002–2003	NA
2003–2004	NA
2004–2005	NA
2005-2006	NA
2002–2006: Due to changing priorities, social marketing campaigns with parents as the target audience were not carried out. Therefore, a partnership with Parents d’Aujourd’hui did not occur.

Chapter 7: Research and Information

Mother-Net Pilot Project

Expenditures		Delivery Agent	The activity reaches
2000–2001	$259,000
2001–2002	$131,000
2002–2003	NA
2003–2004	NA
2004–2005	NA
2005-2006	NA
2001–2002: Decrease from 2000–2001, but does not include salaries, which were included in the 2000–2001 expenditure figure. 2002–2003: Discontinued due to a shift in priorities at Health Canada.