May is Injury Prevention Month

gun safety

Cree Public Health celebrates the Cree tradition of passing-on gun safety knowledge from one generation to another.

Listen to Cree fathers pass on gun safety tips to their sons.

What can be done to prevent injuries from guns?

Safe storage of all guns and ammunition is the most practical way of preventing injuries from guns. When leaving the bush, guns should be unloaded. On arrival back in the village, all guns should be immediately locked up in a gun cabinet with a padlock. Trigger locks can also be useful. Ammunition should be locked up too.

 

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Walk Your Talk!

April 19, 2011 by admin

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The “Walk Your Talk” campaign calls on the Cree leadership to make a firm commitment to take concrete actions on dependencies/addictions in the Eeyou Istchee.

As part of this campaign the Uschinitsuu Team of Cree Public Health has started a 671 km virtual walk from Mistissini to Eastmain - for the next 17 weeks (started April 1, 2011), we will walk every day to accumulate the kilometres and in the last week we will actually walk on the road to Eastmain. We want to reach Eastmain in time for the Grand Council of the Cree/Cree Regional Authority Annual General Assembly on August 9-11, 2011. We are walking to create awareness on the issues of dependencies/ addictions in the Eeyou Istchee and to deliver proposed resolutions to the Assembly.  We want the whole Cree Nation to work together to address dependencies /addictions in Eeyou Istchee.

Please join us in our virtual walk against dependencies/ addictions. Virtual walk means you can walk in your community as long as you walk the distance from your community to Eastmain. If you want to join us, write to let us know you are doing it with us, walking from your community to Eastmain. You can walk, bike, roller blade, run, form a relay team, have fun! You may also join our efforts by writing the messages you would want for us to deliver at the Eastmain AGA in August on facebook.com/creehealth.  Write your point of views, recommendations, testimonies in regards to addictions, how its affecting you, your family,  your community. Write your opinions how we can make changes for healthier living.

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