Health committee  Sure. It just came out this spring in the Canadian Journal of Public Health. It's published there.

Health committee  I did have two, one just to ensure that there is some allocation for urban Inuit initiatives in any recommendations, and, second, that in the development of any action plans, communication is kept open with the communities to develop priorities and parameters for any future plans

Health committee  Yes, I can get you one.

Health committee  Yes, I have something to add. Just in relation to your question about the access to funding, one thing I know for Inuit programs, and I suspect also for first nations and Métis, is that when the pots are being decided upon in terms of how much is going to be put toward an initi

Health committee  We have pictures, too. Also, you might be interested in some other results of Tungasuvvingat Inuit's 2005 urban Inuit conference, which was named National Urban Inuit One Voice. Two of the main findings as they relate to childhood obesity and health would be the finding to crea

Health committee  Sure. We can do questions.

Health committee  Currently at Tungasuvvingat Inuit there are two main health promotion programs that relate to childhood obesity. The first is the Inuit Family Resource Centre. We've been serving Inuit children and their families for over eight years now. The program focuses on families with chil

Health committee  [Witness speaks in Inuktitut] Hi. I'm Connie. I work at the Tungasuvvingat Inuit Family Resource Centre. This is Christine Lund, and she is the diabetes awareness coordinator at Tungasuvvingat Inuit. My coworker Ernie Kadloo is the child and family programs facilitator at the I