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BIRTH HELPERS CONFERENCE
RBC Convention Centre
Winnipeg, Manitoba
SEPTEMBER 26-27


This event is open to First Nations/Indigenous communities wanting to learn about birth helpers and for Birth Helpers who work with communities.

The conference will provide a safe space for Indigenous birth helpers (doulas) to share and learn from one another. The conference is hosted by the Supporting the Trajectory of our Spirits Research project.

The goal of this research project is to ensure children have access to culture, land, waters and language from birth through the support of an Indigenous trained birth helper.

To register, please visit https://shorturl.at/apDJQ
Registration will be open until Wednesday, September 20th at 4:30 pm or until we have reached capacity.

Have questions? Please email: birthhelpersconference@fnhssm.com

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Looking after your sexual health is important
 

  • Testing locations can be found by clicking on poster

  • Listen in to conversation with Dr. Isaac from ISC about sexual health

  • You can ask your local health care provider at your health centre or nursing station about getting tested

  • You can also visit other health providers to get tested

Locations throughout Manitoba where you can get tested

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FIRST NATIONS PEOPLE, SHARE YOUR COVID-19 TEST RESULTS

If you are First Nations and tested for COVID-19 using a Rapid Antigen Test, sharing your results (positive or negative) will help:

  • Track the spread of COVID-19.

  • Inform the First Nations-led pandemic response to COVID-19.

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REPORT: MANITOBA FIRST NATIONS-LED LONG-TERM CARE ENGAGEMENT
 

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The DIP is a mobile diabetes care and treatment model that was developed to provide services on-reserve to support First Nation adults living with Type 2 Diabetes to prevent or delay the complications of diabetes. CLICK FOR INFO.

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We reach First Nations people in Manitoba and strengthen physical, mental, emotional and spiritual health, using health-related applications and technology. CLICK FOR INFO.

The goal of the ICMFNH is to address key issues affecting the health and well-being of First Nations citizens. The ICMFNH works to achieve this goal through developing innovative and sustainable strategies and solutions to ensure equity of health outcomes comparable to that of other Canadians. CLICK FOR INFO.

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