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Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy– Ontario

Sutherland-Chan School of Massage Therapy offers affordable, accessible, RMT-supervised Student Clinics. For people living with diabetes, massage can help improve circulation, tissue health and overall wellbeing, as well as increase strength and mobility, reduce pain and improve sleep. Our students, instructors and staff share a culture of strong values, of respect for diversity of persons and background, and of belief in the power of educated touch in healthcare.

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National Indigenous Diabetes Association Inc.
103-90 Garry Street
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
R3C 4H1

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  • From the 2017 NADA Calendar, a Cedar Tea recipe!
  • The BC Aboriginal Diabetes CONFERENCE scheduled for March 16-19, next week, has been POSTPONED due to coronavirus risk. Under careful consideration and at the direction of the First Nations Health Authority, the Conference Advisory Committee has decided to postpone the conference until the fall. Donna, conference coordinator, is working with the hotel today to determine a suitable date in the fall. Those that have registered can be assure their registration is good for the rescheduled date, which soon will be confirmed. If you have booked rooms at Lakeside, please call and cancel your booking. Lakeside Resort 1800 663 9400. This was a difficult decision to make, however the most important thing is to keep Elders and FN communities safe. Donna is in process of contacting those involved: facilitators, registered participants, vendors, etc., to let everyone know that we have had to postpone this event. If sick, stay home. Wash your hands, keep your sneezes and cough to yourself, into a tissue or your sleeve. Together through being vigilant we can keep communities safe and get thru this. Thank you all for your understanding.
  • NIDA staff attended the 5th Annual Bridging Indigenous Knowledge with the Latest Information on Commercial Tobacco Conference.

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