Women's Room

The Nisga’a Infant Development Program

Will be offering

Baby Massage Classes

In Aiyansh

For Babies 0 to 6 MONTHS,

then alternate with babies 6 to 12 months                   

 

Where:  NCFS LOWER LEVEL (OLD BAND OFFICE)

When:  Sept 16 babies 0 to 6 months

            Sept 23 babies 6 to 12 months

Time:    1:30 pm

Please contact Jackie Gosnell @ 250 633 2085 or Cherie Mercer 250 633 5000

Hope to see you there

Thank you

 

Jackie Gosnell Nisga’a Infant Development Progrom Coordinator

Nisga’a Child & Family Services Office located at 5100 Skateen Ave

 Mailing Address: PO Box 231 New Aiyansh, BC V0J 1A0

Phone: 250 633 2085

 Fax: 250 633 2192

 Email: jackieg@nisgaa.net

This is a valuable test to help us detect cervical cancer early. The best time to have this done is between days 10-14 of your cycle (this is counting the first day of  menstruation as day 1). 

If by chance you no longer have a menstrual cycle, you can come in at anytime  during the month. Please contact our clinic at 250-633-5000 to book an appointment with Connie or Barb.

Thank you so much and we look forward to keeping you healthy and happy!

 

 

Starting on May 29, the Nisga’a Women’s Footprints to Wellness Workshop was held at the Laxgalts’ap Community Centre.  It was a two-day healing workshop facilitated by Melissa Myer 2 day Workshop which began at 8:30am and went to 4:30pm each day.  According to the conference materials, Ms. Meyer’s uses an approach called the Psychology of Vision – a path of the heart that has helped tens of thousands of people around the world through seminars, one-to-one coaching to improve their lives, relationships, and health by giving them an understanding of themselves and others. A total of 84 Women of all ages, from grade 11 and 12 all the way to elders, attended these sessions.

 

Guided by the conference theme ‘if we heal our women, we can begin to heal our Nation”, the workshop promoted and encouraged:

  • Group healing
  • Individual Healing
  • Confidence Building
  • Tools for individuals to help themselves process trauma
  • Psychology and Vision
  • Emotional Healing

 

One of the intentions of this event is to explore fundraising to hold a similar future workshop to be hosted in Gitlaxt’aamiks.

 

 

Saksgum Gandidils

Healthy Bodies, Healthy Minds, Healthy Spirits

Handle With Care

Free Breast Cancer Screening at Nisga'a Valley Health Authority

 

Our bodies depend on us & sometimes we need a reminder to take care of them before something goes wrong.

The Screening Mammography Program (SMP) provides free Mammograms (Breast x-ray) to BC women ages 40-79

Door prizes - Healthy Snacks & Lunch

 

Contact your local CHR for an appointment

We look forward to seeing you

Gitlaxt'aamiks Monday -- July 15,, 2013
9::00 am—4::00 pm

Laxgalts'ap Tuesday -- July 16,, 2013
9::30 am—4::00 pm

Gingolx Wednesday -- July 17,, 2013
9::30 am—4::00 pm

This conference is a follow-up to the initial Nisga'a Women's Conference that was held and is a joint initiative of Nisga'a organizations including LVG, NVHA, NLG and SD #92.

Laxgalts'ap Community Center
Laxgalts'ap, BC
May 29 and 30, 2013
8:30am to 4:30pm daily

If you're interested in attending this amazing healing workshop, please contact any one of the following people:

"If we heal our women, we can begin to heal our Nation."

 

The Public Health Department at Nisga'a Valley Health Authority offers a Prenatal Voucher Program for expectant mothers throughout the duration of her pregnancy and one year after her baby is born.  This program is desiganted to promote healthy nutrition during pregnancy and after birth.  To be eligible for this program expectant mothers would be required to make an appointment with her local doctors office to confirm a pregnancy, she must reside in a nisga'a village and if she is a new resident of a nisga'a village then she would need to participate in three consecutive doctors appointments before being eligible for the program. 

Public health is a significant program that touches on a whole range of areas. It reaches out to the entire community from supporting mothers and babies before they are born to assisting community members with their health care issues. Services include: immunization programs, TB screening, pre-natal programs, healthy baby programs, injury prevention and sexual health education.

For additional information please contact the Public Health Department at 250 633 5000 at the Nisga'a Valley Health Authority. 

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