2013- 2014 [annual report] - National Aboriginal Diabetes Association

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20132014
National Aboriginal
Diabetes Association
Anita Ducharme
[ANNUAL REPORT]
National Aboriginal Diabetes Association
B1 – 90 Garry Street
Winnipeg Manitoba R3C 4H1
Table of Contents
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Executive Summary
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Work Plan Goals, Objectives and Activities
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Goal. Decrease diabetes…
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Goal. Motivate and encourage…
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Goal. Increase volume…
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Graph. NADA Resources – Under 1,000 Units
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Graph. NADA Resources – Over 1,000 Units
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Goal. Increase NADA presence…
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Goal. Encourage use of modern media…
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Goal. Provide Aboriginal Diabetes workers…
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Goal. Promote increased understanding…
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Goal. Promote World Diabetes Day
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Goal. Promote understanding…
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Goal. Promote NADA & Diabetes awareness…
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Goal. Develop comprehensive resources…
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Goal. Promote importance of Foot care
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National Aboriginal Diabetes Association, Inc.
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Goal. Promote Face book
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Goal. Assess Efficiency of …
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Goal. Develop and promote resources in two major Aboriginal languages
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Other Activities: Goal: promotion of physical activity at the community level with the JMI campaign
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Other Activities Goal: Partnership building for the 10th annual SOADI conference & NADA Youth Summit
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Other Activities: Goal: Provide a variety of resources to address chronic disease and healthier lifestyles
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Annual Financial Report Notes
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Appendix 1 A – Annual Financial Report
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Appendix 1B – 2013 – 2014 Budget
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Appendix 2. Audited Financial Statements 2012 – 2013
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Executive Summary
The National Aboriginal Diabetes Association (NADA)
receives funding from Health Canada - First Nations
and Inuit Health. The Contribution Agreement spans
three years, from 2011 – 2014 and is supported by a
three year Work Plan.
NADA’s 2013 – 2014 Annual Report highlights the
accomplishments and challenges realized during the
third and final year of the current Contribution
Agreement.
As mentioned earlier, NADA is under a three (3) year
funding agreement which is a first for the organization.
This funding approach facilitates staff retention,
program continuity, partnership building and working
collaboratively over the long haul, project
development, such as increasing electronic distribution
of significant and relevant diabetes resources to
Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative (ADI) workers, advocacy,
networking and raising the profile of diabetes and First
Nations and Inuit peoples at the forefront of the health
agenda. Project activity can resume on a continuum
rather than stop and go as in previous years.
Additionally, NADA received support from Health
Canada to coordinate and host the 7th National
Aboriginal Diabetes Conference and Diabetes Strategic
Planning Session – Celebrating Success: Building
Healthier Pathways. This conference provided
professional development and continuing education to
ADI workers from across Canada who deliver diabetes
prevention and management programming in First
Nation and Inuit communities. Continuing education
and professional development series, such as the 7th
National Diabetes conference have been identified as
instrumental in retaining these workers and
maintaining their skill levels and competencies.
During the conference, a special diabetes strategic
planning session engaged ADI workers and other
conference participants to provide wide-ranging
feedback on successful approaches and impacts of
diabetes and health promotion programming for First
Nations and Inuit as well as strategies to enhance
future programming.
The conference planning, coordination and hosting
was a gigantic undertaking that consumed several
months of time, skill and energy from NADA staff. As
such, some work plan activities were diminished.
This report includes references to work plan activity
and outcomes, partnerships, conference and strategic
planning evaluation and reporting activity, updated
technology, and other activities, such as Just Move It
and the NADA Audited Financial Statements.
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Introduction to NADA’s Work Plan, 2011 – 2014
Work Plan Goals, Objectives and Activities
NADA’s Work Plan included goals, objectives, activities and time
frames with cost centres for each activity.
Some activities, such as the NADA Newsletter and website, are
ongoing activities that span the 3 – year
Contribution Agreement (CA) while others, such as National
Aboriginal Diabetes Awareness Day (NADA-D) are highlighted in
the first year only. NADA believes that NADA-D is too important
and continues to support this event each year.
This report, Annual Report 2013 – 2014, will focus on the goals,
objectives, activities and outcomes of the NADA Work Plan for
year 3.
If further information is required please contact the Executive
Director, Anita Ducharme by phone at (204) 927-1224 or by email
at: [email protected].
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National Aboriginal Diabetes Association
Annual Report 2013 - 2014
Goal: Decrease diabetes rates in Aboriginal communities and improve health of Aboriginal Peoples. Reverse the incidence of Type
2 diabetes among Aboriginal children
OBJECTIVE
ACTIVITIES
OUTCOMES
Provide
National Aboriginal
NADA-D The NADA-D information resource on Diabetes Management, Nutrition, and
resources that
Diabetes Awareness Physical Activity and was distributed to NADA members, NADA stakeholders, Tribal
promote healthy Day
Councils across Canada, Friendship Centres across Canada, and Health Centres across
lifestyles as well
Canada using the following communication channels:
as information
• NADA-D Information Sheet in the April Edition of the NADA newsletters which
on diabetes
was sent to 175 NADA members through Mailchimp
prevention and
• NADA uploaded the NADA-D Information Sheet on the NADA website.
management
• NADA sent the NADA-D Information Sheet to 152 Tribal Councils, 130 Friendship
Centres, and 301 Health Centres on April 23
INPUTS
• NADA advertized the NADA-D Information Sheet on the NADA General Facebook
Provide Complete Guide to Type 2
page
Diabetes books in year 1 with a select
• NADA mailed out 196 copies of Healthy Living Activities across Canada
assortment of resources in years 2 and 3
DIABETES RESOURCES A nominal list of the diabetes resources sent across Canada
Research and provide up-to-date
include:
information on diabetes prevention and
• DVD Train the Trainer, Complete Guide to Type 2 Diabetes
management as well as resources that
• Posters: Prevention is Key, Eye Care, Warning Signs for Youth
promote healthy lifestyles
• Care sheets: Foot Care, Restoring the Balance, cataracts, Diabetes and Your Eyes,
A1C, Pathway to Wellness, Prevention is Key, Eye Care,
• General: NADA Diabetes Resource Directory (NDRD), Healthy Living Activities,
Physical Activity for Pregnant Women, How Big is One Serving, Physical Activity
at the Ground Level Report, Best Physical Activity Practices for Aboriginal Youth
• NADA Newsletters: April, June, Aug, Oct, Dec, Feb
NADA electronically distributed a select assortment of diabetes resources across Canada
to 174 Tribal Councils, 788 Aboriginal Health Centres and 110 Friendship Centres and
CDPWs across Canada
Goal: Motivate and encourage Aboriginal diabetes workers, Community Diabetes Prevention Workers (CDPWs) and Aboriginal
Peoples living with diabetes to continue efforts to reduce the incidence of diabetes and diabetes complications
OBJECTIVE
ACTIVITIES
OUTCOMES
Provide a special NADA Newsletter
NADA’s 12-page newsletter is sent bi-monthly to NADA members:
publication to
o Community members
share successes,
o Health Care Professional members
promising
o Corporate members
practices and
• Newsletter editions include: April , June, August, October, December, February
latest news
• NADA distributed newsletters to 17 new partners / interest groups
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NADA assessed and incorporated new methods/strategies for communicating
outside NADA
with members and potential partners by using digital communications since
INPUTS
2012 via Mailchimp
Publish and distribute NADA quarterly
• This system provides an environmentally-friendly product that allows our
newsletter which contain current
members and partners to receive the newsletter instantly with an opportunity
information on diabetes programming
to print multiple copies and/or distribute the NADA newsletter electronically to
across Canada, community reports,
their diverse networks. Other benefits include:
success stories and latest news, to
o MailChimp technology provides traceability and member usage
coincide with the summer and winter
o Enables NADA staff to feature special content areas and to increase
solstice and spring and fall equinox
membership involvement by soliciting opportunities for submitting
articles, or reports on community events
o Enables NADA to manage group lists more efficiently with an option for
recipients to provide valuable feedback (evaluation)
NADA recruited more contributors/columnists for the NADA newsletter:
• Jaki Skye, North End Women’s Centre
• Mitch Baird, SOADI
• Dr. Heather Dean, Diabetes Education Centre for Children and Adolescents,
Health Sciences Centre
• Derek Risbey, Grand Medicine Health Services
• Melita Paul and Darlene Wall - NFLD
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Goal: Motivate and encourage Aboriginal diabetes workers, Community Diabetes Prevention Workers (CDPWs) and Aboriginal
Peoples living with diabetes to continue efforts to reduce the incidence of diabetes and diabetes complications. Continued
Continued
New newsletter contributors:
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Kimberley Black, RD, Food Security Dietitian, North Island Aboriginal Health, BC
Agnes E. Coutinho, Urban Poling
Colin P.T. Baillie, MSc(c), Queen’s University, Kingston, ON
Fiona Devereaux, RD, Community Nutritionist, Vancouver Island, BC
Barb Gormley, Urban Poling
Susanne Gray, RD, Outreach Nursing, BC
Starsky Goodman, ADI worker, Sandy Lake Health and Diabetes Project, ON
Melanie Ferris, Kidney Foundation of Canada, MB branch
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GOAL: Increase volume and access to culturally appropriate diabetes information and resources for Aboriginal diabetes workers,
Community Diabetes Prevention Workers and Aboriginal Peoples living with diabetes
OBJECTIVE
ACTIVITIES
OUTCOMES
Provide
NADA In House
NADA distributes its resources both electronically as in the Resource of the Month and
stakeholders
Diabetes Resources face to face as in community events, health fairs, conferences (CDA, NADA, BC) school
with culturally
Inventory
presentations, etc.
appropriate
diabetes
resources and
information
The Charts located on the following pages and focus on the totals of resources
distributed via these systems:
Inputs
Document NADA resource distribution
• Care sheets
• Posters
• Prevention is Key handouts
• Eagle Book Series
• Healthy Living Activities for
Grades 4 – 6
• Meals for Good Health
• What Diabetes Means to Me
• Complete Guide to Type 2
Diabetes
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Chart 1 and 2 highlight the individual resource distribution levels
Chart 3 provides feedback on the usefulness of the diabetes resources, and
Chart 4 provides information on the total # of resources distributed digitally and
face to face
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GOAL: Increase volume and access to culturally appropriate diabetes information and resources for Aboriginal diabetes workers,
Community Diabetes Prevention Workers and Aboriginal Peoples living with diabetes. Continued
Continued
NADA continues to distribute diabetes resources across Aboriginal communities in Canada and tracking the resource distribution as required.
NADA has improved accessibility to its resources by downloading all resources on USB drives. These items are distributed at conferences,
health fairs, community and special events, such as Aboriginal Day, WDD, and NADA-D, CDA conference, etc.
Both electronic and person to person distribution figures are highlighted in the following charts:
Chart 1: Community event, On –Site, and Electronic distribution of resources:
Community Events Resource Distribution, 2013 - 2014
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Chart 2: Electronic Distribution of NADA Resources – “Resource of the Month” Campaign
Electronic Resource Distribution, 2013 - 2014
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Chart 3: Usefulness of Diabetes Resources
Likelihood to Use Diabetes Resources, 2013 - 2014
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Likely
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Very Likely
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Chart 4: Distribution of Resources both Face to Face and Digital distribution combined
NADA Resources Distribution
2013 - 2014
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Total, 11512
12000
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Face to Face Distribution, 7175
6000
Digital Distribution, 4337
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2000
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Face to Face Distribution
Digital Distribution
Total
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GOAL: Increase NADA presence in, and share information about NADA with Aboriginal communities during community diabetes
awareness events
OBJECTIVE
ACTIVITIES
OUTCOMES
Promote NADA as a
NADA presence NADA continues to participate on Advisory committees and attends community meetings regarding
Chronic disease with an emphasis on diabetes, research and community forums. These events
national voice
and
representing Aboriginal participation in highlight NADA’s profile and commitment to ensuring that Aboriginal diabetes remains a priority
health issue. Community engagement and partnership building sessions are listed below:
Peoples and ensuring
Aboriginal
that Aboriginal
community
• CDA Advocacy Group, to advance equity in access to diabetes medications and devices
diabetes remains a
diabetes
• Ininew Consulting, Don Robinson, to provide consultant, leadership and strategic planning
priority health issue on awareness
strategies to advance NADA’s mandate
Canada’s health
events
• Karen Graham, to advance Complete Guide to T2D’s newest edition
agenda
• Just Move It: ITK, AFN, HNCP
INPUTS
Participate in diabetes events where
feasible and where budget permits to
increase NADA presence in communities
with opportunities to enrol new
members, provide information about
NADA and distribute NADA resources
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iMD – Quarterly Report to NADA on Diabetes Resources (in-kind contribution of $15,000)
Native Way Training Services to develop and promote Physical Activity Training with
Diabetes Education
Manitoba Fitness Council, to provide physical activity information and future events to
Aboriginal communities across Canada
Kaplan Research Associates, conference evaluation and strategic planning on-line survey
facilitation
CDA, FNIHB, Kidney Foundation – MB Branch, conference volunteers
Dr. Heather Dean, Health Sciences Centre,
o Teams of physicians and researchers at the Diabetes Education Resource for
Children and Adolescents (DERCA) and at the Manitoba Institute of child Health
(MICH) are working with community representatives (NADA) have partnered to
invest in research in T2D looking at the risk factors in pregnancy and after
pregnancy that puts the infants of mothers diagnosed with T2D in childhood at risk
of developing obesity and T2D
Manitoba Aboriginal Sports and Recreation Council MASRC regional meetings – Brandon,
Manitoba
Technical Vocational School, alternative schooling diabetes and lifestyle presentation
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GOAL: Increase NADA presence in, and share information about NADA with Aboriginal communities during community diabetes
awareness events Continued
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Indian Métis Friendship Centre, Diabetes concert
NADA/SOADI Joint Booth at CINUP event, Winnipeg Manitoba
Diabetes Integration Project, information sharing on Foot Care, diabetes awareness resources
NADA at the CDA conference in Montreal
North End Women’s Centre, newsletter contributor
NEWC – Buffalo Gals, women’s drum group for the diabetes conference
AHWC – Singing with Spirit, women’s drum group for the diabetes conference
Sanofi, iMD, MERCK, Lilly, Novartis, Yellowquill College, Canadian Footwear, Manitoba Health AztraZeneca for diabetes conference
sponsorship
National Aboriginal Physical Activity Conference (NAPAC) – Vancouver BC, JMI presentation
Manitoba Egg Framers Association, Maestro Project, White Feather Family Centre, Ka NI Kanichihk, Baha Elzayat – Medi-Care Pharmacy,
West Region Tribal Council, SOADI, Prince George Native Friendship Centre, Michener Institute, Grand Medicine Health Services, for
diabetes conference contributions
Urban Poling for information on Nordic walking diabetes program, proposal submission to Lawson Foundation and linkage to website for
Urban Pole purchasing information
Brandon Friendship Centre, World Diabetes Day
Canupawakpa Dakota Nation 11th Annual Diabetes Gathering
National Aboriginal Day at the Forks, June
Health Canada, web-based repository of resources for diabetes, which include promising practices
Hope Centre Health Fair, q & a and resource distribution
Long Plains First Nations Health Fair, resources for youth
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GOAL: Encourage the use of modern media to share and advance information, ideas, views and resources related to diabetes and NADA
itself among Aboriginal Peoples of various backgrounds and age groups
OBJECTIVE
ACTIVITIES
OUTCOMES
Completed
Improve and
NADA Face book
strengthen
NADA operates 2 separate Face Book pages – one open to the general public and the other is
communication and
exclusive to CPDWs.
information sharing
among various
diabetes
To improve and strengthen communication strategies, NADA continues to disseminate diabetes
stakeholders for
information and resources using various modalities, such as;
unity and to build
O MailChimp O Yousendit O YouTube O Facebook O Surveymonkey
strong collaboration
O Slideshares O Twitter
O Adobe Acrobat Reader Pro
and partnerships
INPUTS
Link NADA website news page to NADA
Face book
Research and post announcements articles,
media regarding NADA and diabetes in
Aboriginal communities
Maintain NADA Face book page for people
at risk of diabetes to support NADA’s vision
and raise awareness of NADA’s programs
and projects
NADA updated its CDPW Facebook and NADA Face Book pages 4 to 5 times a month. A nominal
list of resources uploaded for each month is as follows:
APRIL - NADA CDPW Facebook::
• NWT traditional Games Championship
• http://news.exec.gov.nt.ca/new-traditional-games-championship/.
• Labrador Winter Games
• http://www.releases.gov.nl.ca/releases/2013/exec/0311n03.htm
• Diabetes Conference Survey
• http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/DSPHY5P
APRIL - NADA Facebook:
• Native Way Training Services’ Past, Present and Future Video
• http://nationtalk.ca/story/featured-video-of-the-day-past-present-and-future-jan 2012/
• Labrador Winter Games
• www.labradorwintergames.ca
• NWT Traditional Games
• http://www.nnsl.com/sprots/mar9_13gam81.html
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GOAL: Encourage the use of modern media to share and advance information, ideas, views and resources related to diabetes and
NADA itself among Aboriginal Peoples of various backgrounds and age groups. Continued.
MAY - CDPW Facebook page
• Nutritional Management of Type 2 Diabetes Resource http://bit.ly/18BImG8
• Healthy Food Guidelines for First Nation Communities Resource
http://bit.ly/15fO5QD
• Save the Date for the NADA 7th National Aboriginal Diabetes Conference http://www.nada.ca/7th-national-aboriginal-diabetes-conference/
MAY - NADA Facebook page
• Information on the National Inuit Youth Council in Kuujjuuaq www.niyc.ca.
• Manitoba Fitness Council www.manitobafitnesscouncil. ca
• National Aboriginal Diabetes Awareness Day Promotion http://www.nada.ca/wp-content/uploads/1081.pdf
JUNE - CDPW Facebook page
• DIABETES Recipes: Food Network Website and diabetes Recipes information: http://www.foodnetwork.com/topics/diabetic/index.html
• Native Way Services Foundation Story Highlights: http://bit.ly/13ja8Jp.
• Call for Abstracts Guidelines Announcement Information: http://www.nada.ca/7th-national-aboriginal-diabetes-conference/
JUNE - NADA Facebook page
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North American Indigenous Games Start Dates Information: http://regina2014naig.com/
National Aboriginal Day and NADA Presents at The Forks: www.manitobafitnesscouncil.ca
Native Way Training Services Video – Inconvenient Truth: http://bit.ly/14MJxQb
JULY - NADA CDPW Facebook:
• Bantam Nationals 2013 Information: http://bantamnationals2013.com/home
• Mentoring Programs for Aboriginal Youth: www.pimatisiwin.com/uploads/953417969.pdf
• Reduce Salt Intake To Lower Blood Pressure Resource: http://bit.ly/12LiQwO
• Healthier You – Yukon Health Resource http://www.bettertoknow.yk.ca/healthieru
JULY - NADA Facebook page:
• NADA Conference Registration Forms Information
• Sport Manitoba Grants Information :http://www.sportmanitoba.ca/page.php?id=228
• North American Indigenous Games Athletes Registration Information: http://www.masrc.com/news_details.php?id=455
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Recreation and Parks Association of Yukon Information: http://www.rpay.org/content.php?id=57
AUGUST – CDPW FACE BOOK PAGE
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Information on Edible Garden project: http://www.ediblegardenproject.com/
Information on Healthier U Program: http://www.bettertoknow.yk.ca/healthieru
Information on Diabetes Hope Foundation: www.diabeteshopefoundation.com
AUGUST NADA Facebook page:
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Information on Lung Association Health Fair in Partnership with Wal-mart
Information on Mount Carmel Clinic: http://www.mountcarmel.ca
Recreation and Parks Association of Yukon Information http://www.rpay.org/content.php?id=57
SEPTEMBER - NADA CDPW Facebook:
• A new resource on diabetes and physical activity http://bit.ly/198MLOc
• The notice for acceptance of new programs/ resources for Diabetes Resources Directory 2014
• Information on the Diabetes Education Course in Vancouver http://www.interprofessional.ubc.ca/IN9564/registration.asp
• Information on the SOADI front line workers forum at http://114210.forums.motigo.com/
SEPTEMBER - NADA Facebook page:
• Notice of Availability of NADA Conference Agenda at a Glance at www.nada.ca
• Annual National Aboriginal Physical Activity Conference 2014 Annual Conference Call for Presentations http://www.a-pacc.com/
• Information about Mount Carmel Clinic in Winnipeg http://www.mountcarmel.ca/
OCTOBER - NADA CDPW Facebook:
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NADA Conference Agenda at a Glance
Information about Indigenous Sports Council of Alberta http://www.aboriginalsports.org/home.html
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Continued
• Diabetes Management Manual for Health Professionals http://bit.ly/1aQMTUb
OCTOBER - NADA General Facebook page:
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NADA Small Gifts Solicitation Letter
Diabetes Expert: Bread is a Bag of Glucose http://bit.ly/1aQMTUb
Notice of Availability of the Conference Agenda at a Glance on the NADA website
NOVEMBER – Diabetes conference event
DECEMBER NADA CDPW Facebook
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Uploaded Information on CDA’s Live Online Diabetes Management Program
The link to the Online Diabetes Strategic Planning Session
The link to the Conference Pictures
DECEMBER - NADA General Facebook page:
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Uploaded the link to the conference pictures
Uploaded the link to the on-line Diabetes Strategic Planning Survey
Shared Successful Weight Loss Story by Karen Graham: http://karengraham.ca/blog/successful-weight-loss-story/
JANUARY NADA CDPW Facebook
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SOADI Physical Activity Champions Photo and Information – an Amazing Weight Loss Success Story
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=702003503164275&set=gm.494246370693184&type=1&theater
Information on Motivate Canada’s Youth Leadership Training Summit for People working in the field of diabetes
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10152138815732590&set=pcb.10152138821267590&type=1&theater
Information on Diabetes Self-Management Program Webinars for Health Care Professionals and People working in diabetes.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=522531961199394&set=a.137816936337567.26473.100003277847637&type=1&theater
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itself among Aboriginal Peoples of various backgrounds and age groups. Continued.
JANUARY – NADA Facebook
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Information on the Aboriginal Physical Activity Conference in Kingston, Ontario on Feb 20-21, 2014 http://www.a-pacc.com/
Announcement by Urban Poling on the launch of Diabetes Intervention Package and support of NADA http://urbanpoling.com/
Information on Diabetes Awareness and Workshop Series by Indian and Métis Friendship Centre
https://www.facebook.com/nadasugarfree/photos/a.312319497433.137458.312306997433/10151797994797434/?type=1&theater
FEBRUARY - CDPW Facebook
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Information and promotion of physical activity resources on the Active Circle website http://www.activecircle.ca/en/home
Reminder and announcement of new web page on Food Security http://www.nada.ca/resources/food-security/
Mentoring Program for Aboriginal Youth Report – comprehensive analysis of mentoring to teach you to live healthy
http://www.pimatisiwin.com/uploads/953417969.pdf
Information and resources of the Aboriginal Tobacco Program and the highlights of the campaign to prevent the misuse of tobacco.
http://www.tobaccowise.com/resources/
FEBRUARY – NADA Facebook page
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Information on Diabetes Hope Foundation, its mission and goals as well resources available on the website
http://www.diabeteshopefoundation.com/
Announcement that February is heart month and information about “the keep the heart healthy campaign’ on the Heart and stroke
association website http://bit.ly/1hMouFl
General announcement for people to visit NADA’s resource webpage to access new and updated resources
http://www.nada.ca/resources/nada-resources/
MARCH – NADA Facebook page
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Notice of NADA 2013 Conference Report Availability http://www.nada.ca/evaluation-report/
Twovoice Maureen’s Weight Lost Success Story http://on.fb.me/1gG230E
Consulting with Canadian to Improve Nutrition Information on Food Labels http://bit.ly/hcdnfoodlabelsurvey
Notice of NADA 2013 Conference Report Availability http://www.nada.ca/evaluation-report/
Twovoice Maureen’s Weight Lost Success Story http://on.fb.me/1gG230E
Consulting with Canadian to Improve Nutrition Information on Food Labels http://bit.ly/hcdnfoodlabelsurvey
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itself among Aboriginal Peoples of various backgrounds and age groups. Continued.
MARCH – CDPW Facebook page
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Information on Aboriginal Health Access Centres http://otn.ca/en/programs/aboriginal-health-access-centres
World Action on Salt and Health 2014 http://www.worldactiononsalt.com/awarenessweek/
Fibre Puts a Spring in Your Step – Resource from Healthy Canadians http://bit.ly/hcdnnlf
The link and information to the Canadian Women’s Health Network www.cwhn.ca
Information on Aboriginal Health Access Centres http://otn.ca/en/programs/aboriginal-health-access-centres
World Action on Salt and Health 2014 http://www.worldactiononsalt.com/awarenessweek/
Fibre Puts a Spring in Your Step – Resource from Healthy Canadians http://bit.ly/hcdnnlf
The link and information to the Canadian Women’s Health Network www.cwhn.ca
NADA uses Twitter protocols on Tuesday and Thursdays of each week to connect and generate new linkages. To date, NADA has 83
followers. The following samples is a nominal list of activity:
Twitter - APRIL
• #Hypoglycemia can be caused by skipping or delaying meals. Learn more about healthy eating habits here: http://bit.ly/W6Y04q
• And the Best Diet for Weight Loss Is…The weight loss industry is famous for claims that are too good to be true: http://bit.ly/17UE0dT
• 6 in 10 people with #diabetes worry about missing #insulin doses, & 7 in 10 feel guilty when they do http://bit.ly/11Ch2a7
MAY
• #Diabetes management tip: Be proactive in starting the dialogue with your doctor about #hypoglycemia http://bit.ly/11Ch2a7
• Good news: it’s never too late to take action to #prevent or #manage #lowbloodsugar. http://bit.ly/Y9oSXN #type2diabetes
• Call for abstracts for NADA’s 7th National Diabetes Conference! Visit our website for more information http://www.nada.ca/7th-nationalaboriginal-diabetes-conference/
JUNE
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# People with #type2diabetes worry more about experiencing a #hypoglycemic event at night than during the day: http://bit.ly/11Ch2a7
#Diabetes treatment complications account for nearly 10% of all hospital admissions in #Canada: http://bit.ly/7b5GH0
Over 3 million Canadians have #diabetes. 90% have #type2diabetes. Learn more: http://bit.ly/UaGfDJ
JULY
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The Manitoba Gryphons will host the nation for the Junior B Lacrosse Championship “Founders' Cup 2013” in Winnipeg
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http://founderscup2013.com/
@sportmanitoba offers wide range of grants that facilitate the growth of athletes, coaches, etc. at community level http://bit.ly/130Qmku
KidSport™ Canada is a national not for profit org that provides financial assistance for fees & equipment to kids http://bit.ly/14zy4nr
The 2014 Regina North American Indigenous Games will take place in the City of Regina on July 20-27, 2014.
http://regina2014naig.com/home
AUGUST
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Have you had a #hypoglycemic event? Talk to your doctor about the risks of #hypoglycemia and nocturnal hypoglycemia.
http://bit.ly/11Ch2a7
How to DASH your way to health: Dietary approaches to stop #hypertension http://bit.ly/16xm2PL
Did you know: healthcare professionals believe #type2diabetes patients under-report frequency & severity of #hypoglycemia?
http://bit.ly/11Ch2a7
SEPTEMBER
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Visit http://www.nada.ca for information on how to register for the 7th National Aboriginal Diabetes Conference in WPG Nov. 26-28, 2013!
Follow @DaveMarkle66 as he shares his journey of living w/ diabetes & striving to play pro golf at the highest levels all over the world
Sizing Up Your Plate: Why Portion Control Matters http://www.everydayhealth.com/diabetes-pictures/10-easy-ways-to-manage-portionsizes.aspx#/slide-1
Great resource highlighting the correlation between diabetes and kidney disease http://kidney.ca/document.doc?id=3899
OCTOBER
•
7th National Aboriginal Diabetes Conference and Strategic Planning Session- Celebrating Success: Building Healthier Pathways, conference
registration and updates
NOVEMBER
•
7th National Diabetes Conference an d Diabetes strategic planning session. No tweets
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NADA itself among Aboriginal Peoples of various backgrounds and age groups. Continued
DECEMBER
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The December issue of the NADA Newsletter is now available: http://bit.ly/1kqh8cw
NADA's 2012-2013 Annual Report is now available for viewing at http://www.nada.ca/reports/
The 7th National Aboriginal Diabetes Conference was a huge success! Take a look at the pictures: http://bit.ly/1dtMBWb
JANUARY
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The Canadian Health Coalition is dedicated to protecting Canada’s public health system http://healthcoalition.ca/
Diabetes Webinar Series schedule brought to you by CDA http://www.diabetes.ca/get-involved/events/diabetes-interhelp/
@DietitiansCAN's website has very useful information. Check out their Plan Well, Eat well section http://bit.ly/1cW1NND
Healthy Diabetes Recipes from the Caribbean, Asia, and more! http://www.eatrightontario.ca/en/Articles/Diabetes-Prevention/Diabetes-RecipeBooklets.aspx#.UsxRkLCx4dU @EatRightOntario #Diabetes
FEBRUARY
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This article produced by @AborHealth_NEWS in 2012, explores the link between Aboriginal Children and Obesity
http://www.naho.ca/documents/naho/english/factSheets/2012_05_childhood_obesity.pdf
This article by PHAC explains the differences between T1 and T2 Diabetes and its history http://www.phac-aspc.gc.ca/cdmc/publications/diabetes-diabete/facts-figures-faits-chiffres-2011/chap5-eng.php
Take a look at these submissions from the “what diabetes means to me” project from 2002 http://www.nada.ca/resources/nadaresources/what-does-diabetes-mean/
Find out how you are doing with choosing foods that help you stay healthy and active with this questionnaire:
http://www.nutritionscreen.ca/escreen/
Tips for safe travelling when you have diabetes: http://diabeticgourmet.com/articles/769.shtml
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NADA itself among Aboriginal Peoples of various backgrounds and age groups. Continued
Twitter, continued
MARCH
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http://canrisk.shoppersdrugmart.ca/ This CANRISK questionnaire will help you to find out if you are at higher risk of having pre-diabetes or
T2
Paawidigong First Nations Forum Inc. provides education & services for prevention, management & treatment of diabetes
http://bit.ly/1biEGsI
Visit http://www.wrha.mb.ca/aboriginalhealth/services/files/Brochure-Services.pdf for information on Aboriginal Health Programs available
in Winnipeg.
Visit KSDPP’s website to see the trailer for their DVD “Taking Responsibility to Heal Ourselves” http://www.ksdpp.org/trailer.htm
Ever wonder why not all foods need to have a Nutrition Facts table? http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/fn-an/label-etiquet/nutrition/cons/indexeng.php
Watch this video to learn about what to expect when you call @EatRightOntario to speak to a registered dietitian http://bit.ly/1cZYgd6
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GOAL: Provide Aboriginal diabetes workers, Community Diabetes Prevention Workers and Aboriginal Peoples living with diabetes
with multiple diabetes resources, news, information on prevention and management as well as additional health links to various
resources and services
OBJECTIVE
ACTIVITIES
OUTCOMES
Increase access to
NADA Website
accurate information
on Aboriginal
diabetes with
increased
opportunities to view
and download
complimentary
resources
INPUTS
Upload new NADA resources such as
posters , bookmarks and Pathway to
Wellness books to be freely downloadable
Research and post interesting medical
information and resources that promote
healthy lifestyle, promising practices,
success stories, training and workshops
opportunities
Invite community diabetes workers to
share their experiences, successes and
learned lessons
Update www.nada.ca with new
information on diabetes initiatives and
programs across Canada
NADA’s web site is updated each Friday. The following is a nominal list of this ongoing activity:
APRIL
• 2013 NADA-D Information Sheet uploaded
• Arctic Winters Games International Committee Promotional Videos uploaded
• “What Eye Disease Looks Like” Including Examples of Retinopathy Information uploaded
• NADA Diabetes Conference Survey (Phase 2) uploaded
• NADA Diabetes Resource Directory 2013 uploaded
MAY
• YouTube Webinar on Physical Activity at the Ground-Level Report with Andrea Johnston
and Steven Leafloor
• Manitoba Fitness Council background information, logo and program brochure
• Healthy Food Guidelines for First Nation Communities Report provided by Health Canada
• Updated information on Diabetes Educator Course in Vancouver and Toronto
• Jobs Opportunities Information for Island Lakes Tribal Council
JUNE
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A New Resource Containing Easy Meal Planning Tips http://bit.ly/15dlDzR
Native Way Training Services Growing Further Report
Updated Restoring the Balance Care Sheet
Conference Registration Forms Poster
Conference Venue and Winnipeg Hotspots Digital Maps
June newsletter
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resources and services Continued
WEBSITE
JULY
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Spirit Pole Design Contest Information uploaded
Conference Registration Packages uploaded
The Working with Grocers to Support Healthy Eating Report uploaded
David Markle Tab Created
July Newsletter uploaded
AUGUST
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NADA’s Special Ad regarding Karen Graham’s books
NADA Video Project uploaded
Aboriginal Community Warriors Course Timetable uploaded
Information regarding the 7th National Aboriginal Diabetes Conference: uploading the
uploading new files as well as reconfiguring the page
sponsors’ logos, removing old files and
SEPTEMBER
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Diabetes in Pregnancy Booklet uploaded
The Benefits of Physical Activity for First Nation, Inuit and Métis Communities: Sharing Knowledge and Community Leading Practices
uploaded
Nutrition Tips for People with Diabetes and Chronic Kidney Disease uploaded
Abstracts documents were removed and the page was updated with the latest
Sponsorship/Tradeshow Registration Package and Conference Agenda at a Glance
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WEBSITE
OCTOBER
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Updated NADA Conference Agenda at a Glance
Updated NADA Conference Speakers Bios
Updated NADA Small Gifts Solicitation Letter
Information on 5th Conference on Recent Advances in the Prevention and Management of
Obesity to be held in Winnipeg on September 24-26, 2014 at Fort Garry Hotel.
Income Related Household Food Security in Canada Report http://bit.ly/4VSTlw
Implemented new Downloads Monitor Plug-in updates
NOVEMBER
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Updated the Conference Agenda and Speakers Bios
Updated sponsors logos, nearby hotel information and hot links
Developed a new page for Annual General Assembly and posted AGA documents
Refreshed all the links in the Resource Page due to the Download Monitor update
DECEMBER
• Uploaded ‘Canada’s Most Vulnerable: Improving the Health Care for First Nation, Inuit and Métis Seniors Report
• Uploaded Marney Vermette’s interview about Saint Elizabeth Elder Health Care Course Highlights
• Uploaded the December 2013 newsletter and fixed the tree root of the newsletter category: all NADA’s newsletters are now available
on line again.
• Uploaded the CBC published ‘Diabetes Hits First Nation Early’ article and the accompanying study on differential mortality and excess
burden of end stage renal disease among First Nations
• Uploaded the Annual Report 2012-2013
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WEBSITE
JANUARY
• Healthy Mothers and Healthy Babies: New Research and Best Practices Conference Information
• Diabetes and Your Kidneys – a featured article – by Karen Graham
• Information on Diabetes Educator Course in Winnipeg on April 12, 2014
• Benefits of Physical Activity for First Nation, Inuit and Métis Communities Handbook
FEBRUARY
• Healthy Food Guidelines for First Nations Community (resource of the month)
• NADA February Newsletter
• Special welcome to NADA message with links to:
o Abridged version of the NADA 2013 evaluation report
o Full version of the same report
• NADA Resource Directory
MARCH
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NADA 2013 Conference Evaluation Report ( as resource of the month)
Urban Poling resources (regular email)
Information on Kidney Disease Workshops in BC uploaded http://www.nada.ca/kidney-disease-workshops/
Urban Poling General Company Information and Logo uploaded http://www.nada.ca/urban-poling/
Information on the 4th Biennial Championing Public Health Nutrition Conference uploaded
www.cspinet.ca
Information about Manitoba Lung Association’s website and resources http://www.mb.lung.ca/
NADA 2014 Diabetes Resource Directory has been uploaded under the NADA resources web-page at www.cspinet.ca
The link and logo of Corporate Traveler uploaded on the home page
Developed a Resource Download Stats for resources posted under the Community Resources page
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NADA Web Site
NADA received a report on its web site and viewer activity throughout the year 2013 – 2014. A variety of statistics can be gleaned from this
report, from countries visiting the web site to the number of new visitors. Statistical analysis reveals that over 33,000 resources were
downloaded emanated from NADA’s web site in 2013 – 2014. This is in addition to NADA’s electronic distribution via Resource of the
Month (5701), Twitter (113,475), and CDPW (3056) and NADA Face Book Page (22,215), NADA newsletter (6116) as well as face to face
distribution of NADA’s hard copy resources (7,175).
Many such statistics are presented below:
Twitter = 113,475
Website = 33,000
NADA Face Book Page = 22,215
NADA Newsletter = 6116
Resource of the Month = 5701
Face to Face = 7175
CDPW FaceBook Page = 3056
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GOAL: Promote increased understanding and awareness of Aboriginal Peoples’ needs and interests
OBJECTIVE
ACTIVITIES
OUTCOMES
Improve intersectoral
collaboration and
partnerships
Representation of
Aboriginal People
living with
diabetes on
Working Groups,
Committees and
Advisory bodies.
Community engagement and partnership building sessions are listed below:
•
INPUTS
Represent the best interests and needs of
Aboriginal Peoples on Public Health Agency
Diabetes Partnership Working Group that
meets twice a year
Represent Aboriginal Peoples on working
groups and committees of the NADA
partners such as Canadian Diabetes
Association, Canadian Association of
Wound Care and Visions Institute of
Canada
•
•
Partnerships with the following groups, persons or entities as contributors of time, energy, skill
and resources, and/or financial support to ensure a quality conference and strategic planning
event that would engage First Nation and Inuit community workers to share successes and
promising practices in diabetes prevention and health promotion in First Nations and Inuit
communities:
o Janie Peterson Watt, RD, CDE, Policy Analyst, Primary Health Care, Manitoba Health
o Regional Director, MB & Nunavut Region, Andrea Kwasnicki, Warren Wagner, CDA.
o Ontario FN Integrated Health Promotion Strategy Working Group, Lyndia Jones
o Maternal Child Health Program /FASD Programs Acting Health director, Jean Johnson
o ITK, Looee Okalik
o AFN, Gina Doxtator
o Southern Ontario Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative (SOADI), Roslynn Baird, Ex. Dir. NADA
Chairperson
o Four Arrows Regional Health Authority – Leon Simard
o CADRE, Yvan Michon, President
o NADA Past President, Catherine Turner
o University of the North, Troy Paul, Dr. Virgil Nathaniel
o Andrews Street Family Centre, Dilly Knol
o Communications – Moriah Davis
o Health Canada – FNIH, conference and strategic planning development and volunteers
o Winnipeg Regional Health Authority, Renal Program, Diabetes Education Program,
o iMD Health, Toronto,
o Melita Paul
DoHAD – research
o Dr. Heather Dean, Health Sciences Centre, Wpg. Regional Health Authority
o Teams of physicians and researchers at the Diabetes Education Resource for Children
and Adolescents (DERCA) and at the Manitoba Institute of Child Health (MICH) are
working with community representatives (NADA) to invest in research in T2D looking
at the risk factors in pregnancy and after pregnancy that puts the infants of mothers
diagnosed with T2D in childhood at risk of developing obesity and T2D
North End Women’s Centre, Newsletter submissions
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GOAL: Promote increased understanding and awareness of Aboriginal Peoples’ needs and interests. Continued
Partnerships, continued
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FNIH – ADI, Conference development, university diabetes presentations
CDA Advocacy Group, to advance equity in access to diabetes medications and devices and development of Diabetes Charter to be released
April 2014
Ininew Consulting, Don Robinson, to provide consultant, leadership and strategic planning strategies to advance NADA’s mandate
Karen Graham, to advance Complete Guide to T2D’s newest edition
Just Move It: ITK, AFN, HNCP
* iMD – Quarterly Report to NADA on Diabetes Resources (in-kind contribution of $15,000)
Native Way Training Services to develop and promote Physical Activity Training with Diabetes Education
Manitoba Fitness Council, to provide physical activity information and future events to Aboriginal communities across Canada
Kaplan Research Associates, conference evaluation and strategic planning on-line survey facilitation
CDA, FNIHB, Kidney Foundation – MB Branch, conference volunteers
2013 Conference Planning and Abstract Reading Committee, representatives from ON, QC, MB, SK
Indian Métis Friendship Centre, Diabetes awareness and food security presentations
NADA/SOADI Joint Booth at CINUP event, Winnipeg Manitoba
Diabetes Integration Project, information sharing on Foot Care, diabetes awareness resources
University of Western Ontario – research study on improving the healthcare management of adults in their community diagnosed
with and at risk for cardio-metabolic disease particularly Type 2 diabetes
iMD, in-kind contribution of $15,000. iMD posts NADA’s diabetes resources, fact sheets, translated resources which are
downloaded by Health Care practitioners and distributed to their patients. NADA resources such as Pathway to Wellness, NADA
posters and NADA Care sheets in English, Cree and Ojibwe are available through IMD software to hundreds of Aboriginal patients
across the country. These resources are used regularly by these medical practitioners.
Statistical analysis presented below:
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GOAL: Promote increased understanding and awareness of Aboriginal Peoples’ needs and interests. Continued
NADA Content Specific Views – iMD Health Partnership 4th Quarter Results
File Name
a1c-poster
awareness activities
CFG First Nations Inuit Métis
CFG First Nations Inuit Métis Ojibwe
CFG First Nations Inuit Métis plains Cree
CFG First Nations Inuit Métis woods Cree
Cataracts - CREE
Cataracts - EN
Cataracts - FR
Cataracts - Ojibwe
Diabetes and your eyes - CREE
Diabetes and your eyes - EN
Diabetes and your eyes - Ojibwe
Diabetes Foot care - EN
Diabetes Foot care - Ojibwe
Glaucoma - CREE
Glaucoma - En
Glaucoma - Ojibwe
Glaucoma - FR
How to set up a 100 mile walking club
CFG First nations Inuit Métis Inuktitut
Planning an exercise program
Youth warning signs small
Terminal Thumbnail
a1c poster
Awareness activities
Canada's Food guide - First nations, Inuit,
Métis
Canada's Food guide - Ojibwe
Canada's Food guide - Plains Cree
Canada's Food guide - Woods Cree
Cataracts Cree
Cataracts English
Cataracts French
Cataracts Ojibwe
Diabetes and your eyes - CREE
Diabetes and your eyes - English
Diabetes and your eyes - Ojibwe
Diabetes Foot care - English
Diabetes Foot care - Ojibwe
Glaucoma - CREE
Glaucoma - English
Glaucoma - Ojibwe
Glaucoma
How to set up a 100 mile walking club
Inuktitut
Planning an exercise program
Youth warning signs
Client
NADA
NADA
NADA
Q4 RTO
56
84
102
Q4 Email
17
21
34
NADA
NADA
NADA
NADA
NADA
NADA
NADA
NADA
NADA
NADA
NADA
NADA
NADA
NADA
NADA
NADA
NADA
NADA
NADA
NADA
TOTAL
32
21
26
27
67
21
17
14
59
15
64
24
18
49
15
13
32
38
52
73
919
19
16
18
14
15
6
12
8
14
9
22
17
11
9
11
3
6
7
14
19
322
iMD, a NADA partner provides a digital patient education platform that is located in examination rooms and used by doctors to
visually educate patients about their conditions and treatment options. NADA resources as distributed electronically or in hard
copy to the patients. For more information click on the following link: http://www.imdhealth.com/en/.
The 4th Quarter results are posted above.
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GOAL: Promote the message of World Diabetes Day and awareness of the global threat of diabetes
OBJECTIVE
ACTIVITIES
OUTCOMES
Increase the
World Diabetes Day
importance and
understanding of
The 7th National Aboriginal Diabetes Conference and Diabetes Strategic Planning
World Diabetes
Session- Celebrating Success: Building Healthier Pathways was held in November
Day (WDD) in
2013 in harmony with WDD.
Aboriginal
communities
INPUTS
Conference elements are presented in subsequent pages.
Commemorate World Diabetes Day on
NADA website, Face book page, in print
in Aboriginal newspapers and on
Aboriginal radio stations.
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Provide a forum for conference participants to enhance their awareness/knowledge of diabetes and practical approaches to
diabetes prevention, education, care, support and research and engage conference participants in a strategic planning session to
provide input on diabetes and health promotion programming in First Nations and Inuit communities, and strategies to enhance
future programming
OBJECTIVE
ACTIVITIES
OUTCOMES
th
To promote
The 7 National
culturally
Aboriginal Diabetes The 7th National Aboriginal Diabetes Conference and Diabetes Strategic Planning
appropriate
Session- Celebrating Success: Building Healthier Pathways was held in November
Conference and
2013, in Winnipeg at the Victoria Inn Hotel and Conference Centre.
education and
Diabetes Strategic
training for
Planning SessionCDPWs working
• There were 422 participants at the 7th National Aboriginal Diabetes
Celebrating Success:
with diabetes and
Conference, including 59 presenters and 18 Trade Show exhibitors at the
Aboriginal peoples Building Healthier
conference
Pathways
in First Nations
and Inuit
communities
INPUTS
Planning Committee
Abstract Reading Committee
Volunteers
Audio visual / Technical Support
Accommodations
Special events
Master (s) of Ceremony
Conference Program
Meeting Rooms
Presenters and Plenary Sessions
Elders
Conference and Strategic Planning
Reports
PROFILE OF THE CONFERENCE PARTICIPANTS:
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Participants had, on average, over 8 years of experience in both in the
diabetes prevention field and with their current employers
Most participants were from Manitoba, Ontario, Saskatchewan and the
Atlantic Region (84.6% collectively)
The majority of participants had their own personal experiences with
diabetes, either as individuals with this disease, with family members with
diabetes, or both
Almost three-quarters of these participants have had formal training or
relevant education in the field; most ADI workers had training or education
related to this field
The most frequent forms of training or education included: ADI training,
nursing degrees or certification, Community Diabetes Prevention training, or
degrees in Dietetics or Nutrition
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Conference,
continued
Evaluating The Conference As A Whole:
Virtually all participants attended the conference to achieve the following objectives:
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•
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•
•
To hear about interesting diabetes prevention programs in other areas
To improve their diabetes prevention skills
To gain more knowledge about diabetes and its effects
To learn how to manage their diabetes and/or that of a relative or friend, if applicable
To network with colleagues in the field or to make new connections
All, or virtually all, participants achieved their objectives
It is apparent that this conference has been very successful from a number of perspectives:
•
It attracted a large number of participants from many organizations and disciplines
•
It attracted the support of many sponsors and volunteers from a broad range of sectors
•
It attracted participants from almost every province
•
It met participants’ objectives for attending the conference
•
Participants generally reported being very satisfied with their experiences at the conference, including
feeling that it was a good use of their time
•
There were relatively few suggestions for improving the conference, and few systemic issues emerged
•
Most, if not all, participants found:
•
o
That each session they attended provided them with new ideas and information
o
That they will be able to apply what they have learned
o
That their presenters were knowledgeable or very knowledgeable about their topics
o
That they picked-up, and will be able to apply to their work, at least one new thing from each
session they attended
As a result of all of these factors, they are generally very likely to attend future NADA conferences, and to
recommend that their colleagues do the same
Please visit the NADA website: www.nada.ca for the complete report “Evaluating the 7th National Aboriginal
Diabetes Conference”
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Goal: continued
OBJECTIVE
continued
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•
•
•
•
•
•
ACTIVITIES
Provide venue
Registration kits
Travel itinerary per ADI worker
Per Diems per ADI worker
Conference presenters
Technical support
Break out rooms
Signage
Trade Show
Fundraising/partnership raising
Conference Evaluation Report
Opening/closing ceremonies
Volunteer coordination
INPUTS
Conference Budget and logistics plan
Call for Conference Planning Committee
Members (CPC)
Develop partnership / Sponsorship
packages
Develop and disseminate CDPW Letter of
Invitation
Develop Call for Abstracts, presentations,
Proposals
Develop Venue Rating Guides
Develop Registration packages
OUTCOMES
NADA Board of Directors support 7th National Aboriginal Diabetes Conference and
Diabetes Strategic Planning Session
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•
•
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•
•
•
•
Conference documents such as the registration kit for ADI workers, volunteers,
conference planning committee, conference presenters, trade show, sponsorship
posted on NADA website and emailed to each particular group,
Contract signed with Conference Venue: Victoria Inn Hotel and Convention
Centre, Winnipeg MB, Evolution Sound, Kaplan Research Associates, Conference
photographer, entertainment, Elder
Conference Agenda and Speakers Bios, evaluation forms printed and prepared for
registration kits
Gift donations prepared for distribution
CPC selection completed
CDPW Letter of Invitation sent
Abstracts rated and categorized into pre-selected conference themes
Abstract submissions received
Conference speakers and back-ups confirmed to present at 7th National Aboriginal
Diabetes Conference and Diabetes Strategic Planning Session
Volunteers confirmed and assigned
ADI registrations confirmed and travel arrangements approved
Accommodations, Air and ground travel approved
Per diems approved and processed
Evaluation and Strategic Planning session reports developed and reviewed
Evaluation and Strategic Planning Session reports distributed to key stakeholders
and uploaded on NADA website: www.nada.ca.
Conference photos uploaded on NADA website
Urban Poling contest winner announced at Gala event: Curtis Strange
Conference greetings by FNIHB, ITK, AFN
ADI workers from SK, MB, ON, Atlantic sponsored for the conference and
strategic planning session
ADI workers from BC, QC also attended
See figures posted below
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Goal: Provide a forum for conference participants to enhance their awareness/knowledge of diabetes and practical approaches to
diabetes prevention, education, care, support and research. Continued
Conference Participants
Category
ADI
Presenters
Volunteers
Trade show
General Public
165
59
34
28
164
450
450
37
13
8
6
36
100
by Percentage
40
37
36
30
20
13
10
8
6
0
ADI
Presenters
Volunteers
Trade show
General Public
ADI
Presenters Volunteers Trade show
General
Public
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Provide a forum for conference participants to enhance their awareness/knowledge of diabetes and practical approaches to
diabetes prevention, education, care, support and research. Continued
OBJECTIVE
ACTIVITY
Develop
Press Releases
Media kit developed and disseminated through multimedia sources
Communication
strategy to
Distribution list
address Media
Press release sent 1 month with follow up 1 week prior to November Diabetes
coverage,
Invitation to attend conference: distributed to;
• APTN
progress reports
• NCI
to CPC and
Interview Room
• CTV
funders Media
• Global
Kits
Develop website
notices and
updates
•
•
•
•
INPUT
Secure meeting room for
interviewees
Secure interviewees
Develop press releases
Confirm media attendance and
coverage
•
Winnipeg Free Press – Doug Spiers
•
•
Meeting room available for media interviews
Media crews not available
•
Bi-weekly – Monthly updates posted on NADA networks
.
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Goal: continued…and engage conference participants in a strategic planning session to provide input on diabetes and health
promotion programming in First Nations and Inuit communities, and strategies to enhance future programming
Objective
Coordinate
facilitation
services,
volunteers,
and venue for
conference
participant
engagement in
strategic
planning
session
Activity
7TH
National
Aboriginal
Diabetes
Conference
and Diabetes
Strategic
Planning
SessionCelebrating
Success:
Building
Healthier
Pathways
INPUT
•
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•
Strategic Planning
workbook
Strategic planning
session
Strategic Planning
Session Report
Strategic planning workbook developed and disseminated to ADI conference participants prior
to conference date
The strategic planning process associated with NADA’s 7th National Aboriginal Conference and
Strategic Planning Session provided participants with the opportunity to reflect on and share
their experiences and perspectives on diabetes and community health. The feedback and
results from the face-to-face consultations and the engagement survey were collected and are
described in this report. This feedback was provided by conference participants, Aboriginal
health directors, Chiefs, members of Tribal Councils, community workers, and government
partners. The aim of the strategic planning process was to:
•
•
•
•
Provide a forum for sharing community knowledge; successes; best practices;
challenges; and opportunities
Collect community feedback and develop a report that will influence future ADI
programming
Develop and implement an online survey immediately following the session to capture
valuable feedback from community workers and others who were unable to attend the
session, or did not have the opportunity to share their community stories
Develop a report for wide distribution that will support future Aboriginal diabetes and
health programming
Ten breakout sessions were facilitated the morning of November 28th. Each session involved
approximately 20 to 25 people, and was assigned a facilitator and note-taker. Sessions were
approximately 45 minutes in duration. Participants were asked to attend two sessions during
the morning, with a break between each. Once the first session was completed they rotated to
a new session where the process was repeated. The sessions were designed to gather
maximum input from all participants to help develop the core content of the strategic planning
and on-line survey report.
Each group focused on a different theme. These included:
•
Living well with diabetes
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Strategic Planning session
continued
•
•
•
•
From awareness to change
Healthy communities
Working together
Mental health and emotional support
Each group had at least two facilitators; one to moderate the discussions and one or two to
take notes. The online process mirrored that of the group process, except that people
completing the process online had the opportunity to respond to all five themes, while the
people in the group process could focus on one or two. In the end approximately 85 people
participated in the online process. The results of combining the content from both processes
yielded over 80 typed pages of content.
Please visit the NADA website: www.nada.ca for the complete report “7th National Aboriginal
Diabetes Conference and Strategic Planning Engagement”.
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GOAL: Promote understanding of NADA’s role in addressing diabetes epidemic in Aboriginal communities
OBJECTIVE
ACTIVITIES
OUTCOMES
Strengthen
CDA/ CSEM
Completed.
linkages with
Professional
NADA attended CDA conference in Montreal, October 2013
CDA and other
Conference and
organizations
annual meetings at
By participating at the CDA, made the following contacts and linkages:
working to
locations
prevent and
throughout Canada • Connected with Eli Lilly’s Marketing Manager Barry Squires ([email protected]) who
expressed Eli Lilly would not set up a booth at the NADA tradeshow due to a new federal
manage diabetes
INPUTS
Attend CDA/CSEM Professional
Conferences and annual meetings at
locations across Canada
•
law prohibiting pharmaceuticals to approach patients at tradeshows. Eli Lilly was a
conference sponsor.
Connected with the chairman of the Stroke Survivors Association of Ottawa Abe Schwartz
([email protected])
Connected with a Michener Institute manager Debbie Warner ([email protected]).
This institute provides diabetes certification for health care professionals. This contact
provided a conference gift – diabetes course training
Made contacts with Saskatchewan’s Live Well program managers Rick Stene
([email protected] and Dylan Chipperfield
([email protected]). They can help NADA develop connections
in SK.
Connected with Michelle Mead and Reh-fit CEO Sue Boreskei ([email protected])
•
NADA resources were the most appreciated due to their educational value
•
•
•
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GOAL: Promote NADA and diabetes awareness among Aboriginal Peoples at the grassroots level
OBJECTIVE
ACTIVITIES
OUTCOMES
Increase NADA’s Manito Ahbee
NADA attend the Aboriginal Day Health Fair/tradeshow and festival at the Forks on June
exposure as well Festival For All
22, 2013.
as awareness of Nations in
diabetes in
Winnipeg, Manitoba A variety of visitors attended the NADA booth and information/resources and posters
Aboriginal
November, 2011
were distributed
People.
INPUTS
Attend and distribute information on
diabetes prevention & management as
well as resources that promote healthy
lifestyles
•
•
•
Gained new memberships and distributed JMI water bottles
Networking was done with Kidney Foundation of Canada – MB Branch - Melanie Ferris
Connected with Barry Kopulos, volunteer videographer who might be available for the
NADA conference
As at March 31, 2014 NADA’s total membership was 2,964
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GOAL: Develop comprehensive resources directory to meet resources and information needs of community diabetes workers
OBJECTIVE
ACTIVITIES
OUTCOMES
Optimize service NADA On Line
Completed
efficiency and
Diabetes Resources
resource needs
Directory
During the 2013-14 fiscal years, NADA updated contact information in general and
of community
specifically added 5 new resources to each province and 5 new national resources.
diabetes
Other new updates include resources or website linkages for Smoking and Diabetes,
workers in a fast
Physical Activity and Obesity.
paced
Updating this resource guide was time consuming activity for the following reasons:
environment
INPUTS
• Information that was gathered in the previous year also had to be updated as some
community services and programs expired or the contact person moved on
Upload on-line diabetes resources
directory on NADA’s website with links
• Connecting with these various groups was difficult as most contact had to be made
to where resources can be
via phone calls with multiple call backs.
downloaded/ purchased
Below is the nominal list of resources added to the provinces and nationally
Make on-line diabetes resources
directory available to the general public New National Resources include:
including Aboriginal Peoples with
• Canadian Public Health Association (CPHA) www.cpha.ca
diabetes and community diabetes
• Canadian Women’s Health Network (CWHN) www.cwhn.ca
workers
Provide information on resources with a
brief description, purchasing
information, target audience and
remarks.
•
•
•
iMD Health Global www.imdhealth.com
Native Way Training Services (NWTS) http://nativewaytrainingservices.com
Urban Poling http://urbanpoling.com
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GOAL: Develop comprehensive resources directory to meet resources and information needs of community diabetes workers.
Continued
Continued
British Columbia
• BC Food Security Getaway http://www.bcfoodsecuritygateway.ca/
• BC Healthy Communities ww.bchealthycommunities.ca
• BC Healthy Living Alliance (BCHLA) www.bchealthyliving.ca
• Kelty Mental Health Resource Centre http://keltymentalhealth.ca
• Public Health Association of BC (PHABC) http://www.phabc.org
Alberta
• Alberta Centre for Active Living www.centre4activeliving.ca
• Diabetes and Homelessness -Calgary Drop-In & Rehab Centre www.thedi.ca/diabetes-and-homelessness
• Edmonton Sports Council www.edmontonsport.com
• Healthy U www.myhealth.alberta.ca
• NECHI Training, Research & Health Promotion Institute www.nechi.com
Saskatchewan
• CRU – Connection & Resources for U www.cruwellness.com/index.php
• Food Secure Saskatchewan www.foodsecuresaskatchewan.ca
• Saskatchewan Diabetes Directory http://www.health.gov.sk.ca/diabetes-directory
• Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation (SHRF) www.shrf.ca
• Saskatoon Women’s Health Centre www.saskatoonhealthregion.ca
Manitoba
• Food Matters Manitoba www.foodmattersmanitoba.ca
• Four Arrows Regional Health Authority www.fourarrowsrha.ca
• Manitoba Fitness Council www.manitobafitnesscouncil.ca
• Reh-Fit Fitness Centre www.reh-fit.com
• TeleCARE Manitoba www.gov.mb.ca/health/primarycare/telecare
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Continued
Continued
Ontario
• Association of Family Health Teams of Ontario www.afhto.ca
• Association of Ontario Health Centres www.aohc.org
• Ontario - Breakfast for Learning www.breakfastforlearning.ca
• Nutrition Resource Centre (NRC) http://opha.on.ca/Nutrition-Resource-Centre/
• Paawidigong First Nations Forum http://search.211north.ca/record/TBY1692
• Public Health Ontario www.publichealthontario.ca
Quebec
• Canadian Mental Health Association – Quebec Region www.acsm.qc.ca.
• Head & Hands www.headandhands.ca.
• Heart at Work http://aucoeurdutravail.org/.
• Santé at Services Sociaux www.msss.gouv.qc.ca/en/
• Diabetes in Quebec – At the Tipping Point http://www.diabetes.ca/documents/getinvolved/17620_Diabetes_Prog_Report_Quebec_3.pdf.
New Brunswick
• Eel Ground Health Centre www.eelgroundhealthcentre.com
• Fredericton Mental Health Services http://en.horizonnb.ca
• Mental Health Services of New Brunswick http://www.gnb.ca/0055/mental-health
• New Brunswick Health Council http://www.nbhc.ca
• New Brunswick Heart Centre (NBHC) http://en.horizonnb.ca/new-brunswick-heart-centre/
Newfoundland and Labrador
• Eastern Health www.easternhealth.ca
• Food Education Action – St. John’s (FEASt) www.feastnl.ca
• Food Security Network of Newfoundland & Labrador (FSN) www.foodsecuritynews.com
• Newfoundland and Labrador Dental Association www.nlda.net
• Newfoundland and Labrador Public Health Association www.nlpha.ca
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Continued
Continued
Nova Scotia
• Health and Wellness Department of Nova Scotia http://novascotia.ca/DHW/
• North End Community Health Centre http://nechc.com/
• Eskasoni Health Centre http://www.eskasonihealth.ca/
• Self Help Connection http://selfhelpconnection.ca/
• YMCA Halifax www.ywcahalifax.com
PEI
• Go!PEI www.gopei.ca/
• Health PEI www.healthpei.ca
• Mi'kmaq Family Resource Centre http://mikmaqfamilyresources.ca/
• PEI Flavours http://peiflavours.ca/
• Recreation PEI www.recreationpei.ca
Yukon
•
•
•
•
•
NWT
•
•
•
•
•
Bringing Youth Towards Equality (BYTE) www.yukonyouth.com
Champagne & Aishihik First Nations www.cafn.ca/health
Yukon Diabetes Education Centre www.whitehorsehospital.ca
Yukon Council on Disability www.ycod.yk.ca
Strategic Response to Diabetes in Yukon http://www.yukondiabetes.ca/assets/files/strategic-response.pdf
Institute for Circumpolar Health Research (ICHR) www.ichr.ca
Food First foundation http://foodfirst.ca/
Northwest Prenatal Nutrition Program (CPNP) www.nwtprenatal.ca
Sport North https://sportnorth.com/
YMCA-Yellowknife www.ywcanwt.ca
Nunavut
• Isaksimagit Inuusirmi Katujjiqatigiit – Embrace Life Council www.inuusiq.com
• Nunavut Research Institute www.nri.nu.ca
• Nunavut Roundtable For Poverty Reduction www.makiliqta.ca
• Qaujigiartiit Health Research Centre www.qhrc.ca
• Recreations & Parks Association of Nunavut www.rpan.ca
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GOAL: Promote the importance of care and attention to foot care, healthy eating and mental health to prevent complications
OBJECTIVE
ACTIVITIES
OUTCOMES
To decrease rates
of diabetes
complications
with respect to
foot care, healthy
eating and mental
health
NADA Public Service
Announcements
(PSAs)
INPUTS
Air the recently developed 30 second PSAs
on foot care, healthy eating and mental
health on CTV Manitoba and nationally on
APTN. PSAs originally developed in
2011/2012.
Upload the PSAs on NADA website, Face
book page and NADA partners’ websites
Post additional health information on foot
care, healthy eating and mental health on
NADA website and Face book page
Completed
NADA PSAs on Healthy Eating, Foot Care, and Mental Health were broadcast throughout
Canada through APTN network. The statistics reveal how many times the PSAs were broadcast
from January 1, 2013 to January 1, 2014.
The PSAs were broadcast across Canada using North, West and East Feeds as well as HD feeds.
These statistics appear below:
•
•
•
PSA 1, 2, 3, North Feed, 91 advertisement
PSA 1,2,3, West Feed , 27 advertisements
PSA 1, 2, 3, HD Feed, 66 advertisements
PSA 1 – 71 times , PSA 2 – 61 times , PSA 3 – 52 times
The PSAs were uploaded on NADA’s website and social media from 2011 – 2014 as per the
NADA work plan. Note that these final numbers represent the aggregate number of downloads
over the past 3 years, thus averaging 200 downloads per activity per year.
•
•
•
PSA 1on Healthy Eating – 676 downloads
PSA 2 on Foot care – 675 downloads
PSA 3 on Mental Health – 625 downloads
Additionally, the 3 PSA’s were distributed electronically to various key stakeholders as described
in the following list. This activity amounted to and increased exposure to each PSA by 1,824
persons.
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GOAL: Promote the importance of care and attention to foot care, healthy eating and mental health to prevent complications.
Continued.
NADA PSA distribution includes:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
Youth Summit Participants – 18
MB Pharmacy – 371
MB Government – 19
Health Ministers – 14
Grand Chiefs – 28
Federal Government – 38
Friendship Centres – 130
Corporate Members – 5
Health Care Professional Members – 55
Community Members – 297
Non Profit Organizations – 52
Health Centres – 306
Conference Speakers – 42
Tribal Councils – 156
General Registrants – 131
Atlantic ADI – 27
Manitoba ADI – 58
Saskatchewan ADI – 32
Ontario ADI – 45
Grand Total – 1824
NADA has created and posted additional tips on foot care, healthy eating and mental health on the NADA website. The information and tips
can be found on the NADA website at:
http://www.nada.ca/diabetes/healthy-eating-tips-for-people-with-type-2-diabetes/
http://www.nada.ca/diabetes/foot-care-for-people-with-type-2-diabetes/
http://www.nada.ca/diabetes/mental-health-tips-for-people-with-diabetes
Additional resources are uploaded regularly in order to share best practices and reports as they become available.
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GOAL: Promote Face book as an online tool to share information, ideas, views and diabetes resources among CDPWs
OBJECTIVE
ACTIVITIES
OUTCOMES
Engage and
Develop a Face book Completed
strengthen
Page for Community
information
Diabetes Prevention NADA continued to maintain the CDPW Facebook account and provide relevant and
sharing and
Workers (CDPWs
much needed diabetes information. Please refer to pages 14 – 18 for information on
collaboration
the CDPW and NADA Face Book pages
among CDPWs
INPUTS
Launch a Face book page exclusively for
CDPWs
Send on-line invitations to CDPWs
across Canada to become members of
the Face book group.
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GOAL: Assess efficiency of NADA projects, activities and resources
OBJECTIVE
ACTIVITIES
Evaluate NADA’s
NADA organizational
direction to
and resource
ensure it is in line evaluation
with the NADA
mission to combat
and eradicate
diabetes in
Aboriginal
communities
INPUTS
Conduct an organizational evaluation
framework in year 1 as well as web based
evaluation for projects and resources in
years 2 and 3 to ensure NADA projects and
resources are effectively addressing the
threat of diabetes among Aboriginal
Peoples; deficiencies addressed and
revisions made based on feedback if
required
Completed
OUTCOMES
NADA produced a web-based evaluation survey and highlighted this format via the NADA
newsletter, website, Face book page, and CPDW Face book page as well as via email to
members and general users of NADA’s resources.
•
The following resources were evaluation via email using Surveymonkey and embedded
within Mailchimp delivery. The following resources and their translated versions
received feedback:
•
A rating scale of 1 to 5 was used. 1 = not interesting or useful and 4 = very interesting
or useful. 5 = Not applicable
•
Results appear in the chart below:
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Likelihood to Use Diabetes Resources, 2013 - 2014
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
Likely
Very Likely
Chart # 1 rated the above-noted resources as either Likely or Very Likely to use. This chart represented each resource per rating. The
majority of resources received above-average ratings. Pathway to Wellness Handbook and Prevention is Key handbook both receive
100% rating of Very Likely to Use.
Chart # 2 highlights the resources that received either a 3 or 4, as either Interesting or Very Interesting respectively. The majority
of resources received above-average ratings. The above resources did not receive a rating of 5, which was equivalent to “not
applicable”.
Resource Evaluation, 2013 - 2014
120
100
80
60
40
20
Interesting
0
Very Interesting
Page 54
GOAL: Develop and promote resources and information in two major Aboriginal languages
OBJECTIVE
ACTIVITIES
OUTCOMES
Engage and
respond to the
needs of
Aboriginal Peoples
whose first
language is Cree
or Ojibwe
Translation of
resources into Cree
and Ojibwa which are
the two largest
Aboriginal dialects in
Canada
Completed in Year 2.
NADA continues to distribute the 3 translated posters at various events and electronically.
These popular resources were re-printed in May 2013 to replenish NADA resource inventory.
INPUTS
Choose sample of NADA’s resources to be
translated into Cree and Ojibwe
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OTHER ACTIVITIES
GOAL: To improve the health and wellness of Indigenous Peoples – including First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples – through the promotion
of physical activity at the community level with the Just Move it campaign.
OBJECTIVE
ACTIVITIES
OUTCOMES
To facilitate the
Conference calls
Completed
coordination
/organization of
Revise Partnership
NADA continues to promote Just Move It via:
existing and new
agreement
partnerships
• NADA participated in teleconferences by organizing and chairing the meetings as well as
recording, typing and sharing the minutes
INPUTS
• NADA was instrumental in encouraging the JMI partners to sign a revised Partnership
JMI promotion at local and national levels
Agreement that includes NADA as an official partner
•
NADA promotes JMI in 6 issues of the NADA newsletters and continually posted
information on JMI on its website and social media
•
New JMI Partnership Agreement officially signed and launched at the 7th National
Diabetes Conference in November 2013
•
2 well attended JMI workshops held at the Diabetes conference. JMI workshop
participants focussed on planning community events in Aboriginal and Inuit
communities to coincide with the National JMI event in October
•
JMI partners are currently developing a JMI toolkit, which will be distributed and will be
available as a free downloadable resource
•
JMI partners developed a Planning Guide/communiqué for extensive distribution and
preparation for the 2014 International JMI Day, October 2014
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ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT NOTES
April 1, 2013 – March 31, 2014
The National Aboriginal Diabetes Association (NADA) receives funding from Health Canada / First
Nations and Inuit Health. The Contribution Agreement (CA) spanned three years, from 2011 – 2014
and was supported by a three year Work Plan. This CA and Work Plan expired on March 31, 2014.
Appendix 1
Audited Financial Statements for 2013 – 2014
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APPENDIX 1 - AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

2013- 2014 [annual report] - National Aboriginal Diabetes Association

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