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  • Had a great time sharing our booth with Indigenous Diabetes Health Circle last week at the ISC Ontario Joint Gathering in Toronto
  • A friendly reminder that the National Aboriginal Diabetes Association (NADA) is accepting submissions for our Summer 2019 newsletter. We are accepting submissions until 4:30pm Friday, June 14, 2019. NADA is changing the theme, frequency and distribution of our newsletters to more so reflect the change, activities and harvests of seasons. We want to share your stories and information for others to read about and learn from. We welcome submissions related to all things related to wellness of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples... diabetes and healthy-living, Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative, seasonal recipes, seasonal physical activity, kids’ activities, eye care, physical activity, foot care, mental health, food sovereignty, food security, nutrition, research, community and personal success stories with diabetes management and prevention. Articles are accepted in MS Word format, can be up to 600 words, and can include pictures or graphics. Pictures may be submitted in jpeg format. Please email your submissions to executivedirector@nada.ca Thank you! Previous NADA newsletters: http://nada.ca/?page_id=303
  • 2019 NADA Webinars Do you have a program that positively impacts the health and wellness of your communities? Do you want to share your success stories? Do you want to share your personal story with others? NADA hosts regular webinars with our partners the Indigenous Diabetes Health Circle and we are inviting presenters on healthy living and wellness programs, services, research, or activities. We welcome submissions related to all things related to wellness of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples... cooking, diabetes and healthy-living, Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative, seasonal recipes, seasonal physical activity, kids’ activities, eye care, physical activity, foot care, mental health, food sovereignty, food security, nutrition, research, community and personal success stories with diabetes management and prevention. If you are interested please send us a message and we can set something up! https://idhc.life/webinars/

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