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Safe for Elders, Safe for All Yi7a Tek Shenwanwen Good Morning Safe for Elders, Safe for All yi7A tek shenwAnwen Good Morning Safe for Elders 2 Safe for Elders 3 The Timeline Timeline 2007-2009 2013-2016 Development of 2011 Safe for Elders-Falls 2016 and beyond... Falls Prevention Participatory prevention resource CAI Convening grant- research Mobile development & home ($10,000) Clinic(FPMC)Study project funded improvements –Interior approved to test by Vancouver Vancouver Foundation clinic Foundation Health Funding development grant – implementation ($10,000) 2011-2015: Participatory research: building of partnerships, qualitative research Safe for Elders 5 We knew Elders needed better information about falls and injury prevention… Received a 3 year grant from Interior Health Authority to: •Develop information resources •Exercise/activity classes •Home improvements for safety Safe for Elders 6 The Partnerships Many contributions, many ideas! Safe for Elders 8 The Process Gather partners •Spuzzum First Nation •Boston Bar First Nation •Boothroyd Band •Oregon Jack Creek Band •Lytton First Nation •Nlaka’pamux Nation Tribal Council Safe for Elders 10 Form Advisory Committee •Fabio Feldman [Fraser Health] •Vicky Scott [Centre for Hip Health] •Judy Sturm [IHA] •Health Administrators •Nlaka’pamux communities •Debbie Abbott [Nlaka’pamux •Nation Tribal Council] •and others... Safe for Elders 11 Hire a coordinator to engage Elders and seek their input. Coordinator attended Elders’ lunches and nkshAytkn gatherings, as well as providing movement classes (e.g., Tai Chi). Safe for Elders 12 The Resources We developed resources: •BINGO game •Calendar •Brochure •Website •Local artist for illustrations •Elders modeled for portraits •Used the Nlaka’pamux language Now creating: •Card game for children •Challenge for all 14 Website Safe for Elders 15 Poster campaign Safe for Elders 16 Brochures with information about fall prevention Safe for Elders 17 Inside the Brochures Safe for Elders 18 Calendar Safe for Elders 19 A peek inside the calendar! featuring artwork by Georgia Lesley Safe for Elders 20 Lorraine tells us what she thought about the calendar: “I was glad to see that it was made out of good, hard paper and all of the pictures in it. And to see some of the native words in there.” Safe for Elders 21 “I see balance improvements, and pain relief, and better mobility for the elders when they come to classes.” Sooyeon teaches Tai Chi classes Safe for Elders 22 Lorraine’s thoughts on Tai Chi “I wish more of the elders would get involved. It would help them with their balance and breathing. I think sometimes some people are shy and they think they can’t do it. Or if they have aches and pains. They don’t realize some of this Tai Chi would help them.” Safe for Elders 23 Safe for Elders Fall Prevention BINGO game 24 Fall Prevention BINGO game in action Safe for Elders 25 In development: • Youth Social Media Challenge • Passports • Card Game for Kids COMING SOON! Safe for Elders 26 WHERE TO FROM HERE? Pursuing funds to identify the resources, support and services available to Elders in rural communities. Safe for Elders 27 Safe for Elders 28 MORE QUESTIONS? Fabio Feldman [email protected] Sonia Singh [email protected] Anne Cochran [email protected] Crystal Stranaghan quequshtAyp [email protected] hOO-malh Debbie Abbott Nlaka’pamux Nation Tribal Council.
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