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NAHO Announces Winners of the Honouring Life Network Suicide Prevention Contest.
Friday, January 28, 2011. 1400, Ottawa, ON. The National Aboriginal Health Organization advances and promotes the health and well-being of all First Nations, Inuit and Métis through collabo.
Friday, February 4, 2011. Whether it is through warm smiles, gentle hands, shared laughter, or caring expertise, caregivers make it possible for countless individuals to live in their own homes with. Thursday, January 20, 2011.
Thursday, October 7, 2010. Tremblay, CEO of National Aboriginal Health Organization named 2010 Champion of Mental Health for the Aboriginal Category. The Champions of Mental Health Awards is an annual event which celebrates individuals and organizations who are dedicated to raising awareness, reducing the stigma associated with mental illness, and advocating for mental health research and care across Canada. 8220;The work NAHO is doing to provide .
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Mar 7, 2011. To save Nunavut lives, immunize, expert says. If respiratory syncytial virus, better known as RSV, contributed to recent infant deaths in Nunavut, then those deaths and other severe illnesses were likely preventable, a childrens lung expert told Nunatsiaq News. Mar 2, 2011. Living conditions in Nunavik unacceptable. Mar 1, 2011. Aboriginal patient navigators bridge divide between Western and traditional care. Feb 25, 2011. Unique diabetes program has big impact on B.C. First Nation. I tho.CONTENT
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Provincial publication offers information about Aboriginal people. The intent of this publication is to help Albertans gain awareness and understanding of Aboriginal people in the province. To help promote a greater understanding of Aboriginal peoples in Alberta, the Aboriginal Relations website features an interactive community profiles map.
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Congrats to all participating artists! Daina Warren receives 2015 Emily Award. The annual Emily Award program is a celebration of the outstanding achievements of a member of the University alumni whose endeavours in the arts, media and design fields have brought honour to the University. We are pleased to announce Daina Warren. Contemporary Aboriginal art curator and artist, as the 2015 recipient.
Back to Department of Health homepage. Acknowledgment of Country and People. WA Health acknowledges the Aboriginal people of the many traditional lands and language groups of Western Australia. It acknowledges the wisdom of Aboriginal Elders both past and present and pays respect to Aboriginal communities of today. Aboriginal people make up 3. 8 per cent of the Western Australian populat.