Toronto Home Economics Association (THEA) was founded in 1938 as a professional association for Home Economists in the Greater Toronto Area.  Currently 80 members represent interdisciplinary fields of practice committed to educating others on building healthy homes.   Members work in diverse areas of food and nutrition that encompass dietetics, food styling, recipe development, food service administration and marketing.  Consumer and student education are also key interests with careers in interior and textile design, teaching, financial counselling, research, and journalism.   Consumer affairs, gerontology and child development are also special interests of members. ​
THEA promotes the well-being of individuals and families, acquires and disseminates knowledge of common professional interests and promotes high professional standards while striving for increased recognition of all facets of Home Economics.  

THEA sponsors the Elizabeth Chant Robertson Award- a scholarship for a Ryerson 4th year Nutrition and Food student.
All are welcome to our quarterly meetings - see the current Newsletter for details.
Membership

Annual Membership fees are based on the applicable membership category - Active, Associate, Retired and Student. See the application form. 

For information contact: THEA Administration at info.thea@yahoo.ca
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Benefits of Membership 
  • Professional development meetings - approximately 4 per year
  • Networking Opportunities
  • Quarterly Newsletter
  • Membership Directory
  • Employment Postings related to the profession
  • An excellent mentoring opportunity for students

Board of Directors 2018-2019

At the Annual General Meeting on Tuesday, May 8th, 2018 THEA approved a new Board of Directors. The 2018 - 2019 members are as follows:

President: Kamaria Francis
Treasurer: Judy Fricker

Director: Heike Heinza
Director: Karen Dee
Director: Janet Jessica Wiles
Director: Gurneet Dhami

Past President: Carol Fraser 
Student Liaison: Amy Hasson
Student Liaison: Luigi Liaros
OHEA Liaison: Ruth McDonald

Newsletters

Fall 2020