Diabetes Education Programs - Northern

These services are located in Northern
Services displayed on the map:
Bearskin Lake First Nation - Youth Centre - Diabetes Initiative
Cat Lake First Nation - Margaret Gray Nursing Station - Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative
Deer Lake First Nation - Deer Lake Health Centre - Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative
Eabametoong First Nation - Main Health Office - Health and Social Services North - Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative
Keewaywin First Nation - Keewaywin Nursing Station - Diabetes Program
Kingfisher Lake First Nation - Swanson Mekanak Memorial Health Centre - Diabetes Program
Mishkeegogamang First Nation - Health Centre - Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative
Muskrat Dam First Nation - Nellie Fiddler Memorial Health Centre - Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative
Neskantaga First Nation - Rachael Bessie Sakanee Memorial Health Centre - Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative
Nibinamik First Nation - Nibinamik Health Centre - Diabetes Program
North Caribou Lake First Nation - Sena Memorial Nursing Station - Diabetes Program
North Spirit Lake First Nation - Stanley Rae Memorial Health Station - Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative
Pays Plat First Nation - Pays Plat Health Centre - Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative
Pikangikum First Nation - Nursing Station - Diabetes Program
Poplar Hill First Nation - Health Clinic - Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative
Sachigo Lake First Nation - Sachigo Lake Business Centre Complex - Aboriginal Diabetes Initiative
Sandy Lake First Nation - Charlie Fiddler Memorial Building - Diabetes Prevention Program
Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre - Centre for Complex Diabetes Care
Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre - Sioux Lookout Diabetes Program
Slate Falls Nation - Slate Falls Clinic - Diabetes Program
Whitesand First Nation - Health Office - Diabetes Program
Wunnumin Lake First Nation - Wanapetum Memorial Health Centre - Diabetes Program
 

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