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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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  • Registration is now open for the 2020 BC Aboriginal Diabetes Conference / NIDA National Indigenous Diabetes Conference! ONLINE REGISTRATION Please photocopy registration form or print form from website as required. We encourage you to register online @ www.bcadc.ca. Payment required at the time of online registration. Participants will receive an agenda when you check in on site at the Conference. Check-in begins Monday, March 16th, at 2 p.m. in the foyer. CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FEE Per Participant Before February 7th – $275 After February 8th – $300 Ages 7 – 18 years – $200 PLEASE NOTE: PRE-Registration Only – No new registrations will be taken on site. No registrations accepted without payment. Space secured only upon payment. If you cannot register online, please print and mail the form linked here. A $50 administration fee will be charged to all refunds prior to February 14th. No refunds after February 15th. Registrations are transferable with prior notification. Payment must accompany registration forms. SCENT FREE EVENT Please consider those who are sensitive to scents, colognes and perfumes. CONFERENCE INCLUDES March 16th, Monday – Supper March 17th, Tuesday – Breakfast, Lunch, Supper & Snack March 18th, Wednesday – Breakfast, Lunch, Banquet & Snack March 19th, Thursday – Breakfast, Lunch & Snack & Conference Package Resources & Poster Displays Do you have a poster presentation or resource you want to display or vendor sales? Contact: TRADEFAIR@shaw.ca Online registration available @ bcacd.ca Payment with credit card MUST accompany online registrations. Registration secured only upon payment. Additional registration info – Contact: bcadcregistrations@shaw.ca or 250 804 8332 http://bcadc.ca/registration/ http://bcadc.ca/
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  • A friendly reminder that the National Indigenous Diabetes Association (NIDA) is accepting submissions for our Winter 2019 newsletter (December 21). We are accepting submissions until 4:30pm Friday,  December 13, 2019. 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, and separate from the Word document. Please email your submissions to executivedirector@nada.ca Thank you!

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