Mushkegowuk Health

11/16/2025

It’s National Addictions Awareness Week!

This week we stand together to raise awareness of the impacts of addiction, extend support to those at risk, and foster safe spaces for recovery and healing.

Join us for an afternoon of learning and sharing on Tuesday, November 18th, at the Timmins Native Friendship Center, from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m.

We look forward to seeing you there!

11/16/2025

This week for National Addictions Awareness Week!

We will be at the Timmins Native Friendship Center from 1-4pm on Tuesday, November 18.

11/14/2025

To register, please contact amelia.boissonneault@fortalbany.ca

11/13/2025

Did you know? A healthy lifestyle can prevent type 2 diabetes.

Taking steps to prioritize your health by eating better, moving more and managing stress can help reduce your risk of diabetes, obesity, and other chronic health conditions.

If you are living with obesity, and have questions about diabetes and weight management, contact your healthcare provider.

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11/12/2025

FORT ALBANY

Counselling appointments available with Louise Spence-Mohamed on December 1-4.

Call us to schedule an appointment: 705-269-6662

11/12/2025

11/11/2025

Knowing the warning signs for diabetes can motivate you to improve and monitor your health.

Remember, early detection is key! Contact your healthcare provider if you have any questions.

11/11/2025

On November 11, we stand together to remember and pay our respects to the brave souls who sacrificed their today for our tomorrow.

This Remembrance Day, let us reflect on the sacrifices made by those who served and continue to serve, ensuring peace and freedom for us all.

In observance of Remembrance Day, our office will be closed on Tuesday, November 11. We will reopen on November 12 at 8:30 AM.

Lest we forget.

11/11/2025

Next week for National Addictions Awareness Week!

We will be at the Timmins Native Friendship Centre from 1pm-4pm.

11/10/2025

🌱 Understanding FASD: Feeding Challenges & Eating Behaviors

Did you know that children and youth with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) often face unique feeding challenges? Research shows:

✅ Feeding dysfunction is common among children diagnosed with FASD
✅ Problems don’t fade after infancy
✅ Hypersensitivity to taste can lead to picky eating and limited diets

What can help?
✔ Establish structured mealtimes and predictable routines
✔ Offer balanced meals with low added sugars
✔ Avoid foods that are too spicy, sour, or bitter

Learn more and get support from the Regional FASD Coordinator:
📧 caitlynsmall@mushkegowuk.ca
📞 705-658-4222 ext 130

11/07/2025

To register, please contact GertieLinklater@mushkegowuk.ca

11/06/2025

🚸 SIGN GIVEAWAY! 🚸

Help us create safer communities by reminding everyone to drive carefully, stay alert, and be patient!

We’re giving away “Autistic Child at Play” street signs — free for Mushkegowuk families (must have Mushkegowuk band affiliation).

📍 Please note: Families are responsible for checking local bylaws or community rules about where signs can be displayed.

🟡 Available while supplies last! Free shipping!

📋 Request form: https://form.jotform.com/253085064738260

❓Questions? Email sns@mushkegowuk.ca