The Mother's Day Walk
Friday Morning May 10th, 2013
10 am to 1 pm
Thank you to all the mothers and their families who came out that day
Thank you to the schools' teachers for bringing their classes to enjoy the stroll
Pictures can be picked up at the office.
Sponsored By
The Kahnawake School Diabetes Prevention Project
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Physical Activity Fair on Friday and Saturday, May 24th and 25th, 2013
at the Kahnawake Youth Center
The goal of this event was to showcase the many opportunities available to all Kahnawakeron:non in regards to physical activity and recreation.
Brought to by a collaboration of the Kahnawake Youth Center, KSDPP, KMHC, MCK and KSCS - the Kahnawake Physical Acitivity Team sponsored by Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative special project.
National Aboriginal Diabetes Awareness Day
May 3rd, 2013
Kahnawake Sub-Committee on Diabetes are planning All Day Events for Friday, May 3rd.
Walks at 6:30 am, 12:00 noon, and 6:30 pm.
Beautiful Day, Great turn-outs, Good exercise!
Comedy for a Cause
Maddie's Place
KSDPP would like to thank all those who came and supported this event!
A wonderful time was had by all!
Comedians from the Comedy Nest, Montreal
Sponsored by Maddie's Place and K103.7 Kahnawake Radio
Proceeds to benefit KSDPP Youth Intervention Activities
Sadie's Walk 2013 Teiakonekwensatsikhetare
March 29, 2013
Thank you to all who came out and participated. It was so great to start off the year with walking, running, skating, biking, kids in wagons & carriages and the leashed dogs liked their outing as well.
The Sadie's Walk, a national event, in memory of Sadie Muik, a community worker with the dream to get her community walking to prevent diabetes and in recognition of our community member, Joe Jacobs, who continues to travel and organize walking events to deliver an important message to indigenous communities for the prevention of diabetes through the Teiakonetwensatsikhetare Wampum Belt.
The Sadie/Teiakonekwensatsikhetare Walk is an event that brings together friends and families, to walk in the fight against diabetes.
The 7-km walk is open to the general public, many families and individuals come out to enjoy walking, socializing and sit down for a healthy lunch.
Sponsored By
The Kahnawake Schools Diabetes Prevention Project
an Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative