Our Impact

How we're making a difference

Obesity Canada is  driving meaningful change in how obesity is understood, treated, and managed across the country. Our work is rooted in three core pillars—research, education, and advocacy—which together form a powerful cycle of progress. 

Here’s how our work is creating real change across research, policy, and patient care.

Changing the conversation

We challenge weight bias and stigma by advocating for evidence-based, person-centered care.

Our campaigns, research, and policy efforts shift the narrative from blame to science, ensuring that obesity is recognized as a complex, chronic disease.  

Advancing research & innovation

As Canada’s leading obesity organization, we support groundbreaking research that informs clinical guidelines, policy decisions, and real-world solutions.

We bridge the gap between science and practice, ensuring research translates into meaningful change.  

Empowering patients & professionals

We equip healthcare professionals with the latest evidence and tools to provide compassionate, effective obesity care. 

At the same time, we empower individuals with knowledge and resources to advocate for their health and challenge misconceptions. 

From clinical guidelines to education programs, we are building capacity at every level.  

Fostering collaboration

Obesity Canada brings together researchers, policymakers, healthcare providers, and individuals with lived experience to create a unified, evidence-based approach to obesity.

By working across sectors, we drive innovation, influence policy, and build stronger networks of support.  

Annual reports

Transparency and accountability are central to our work. Explore our most recent annual reports to see how your support drives meaningful change and helps us achieve our mission:

View a full financial overview on the Government of Canada website.

The Latest News

Read the latest updates from Obesity Canada, including press releases and news about our work across the country and in your community.

Be part of the conversation

Stay informed about the latest in obesity science, care, and advocacy. Together, we can create change.