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Healthy Horizons helps Cat Lake hit the ice
Hockey athletes aged 5-18 in Cat Lake, ON were overjoyed to see the pristine surface of their outdoor ice rink, following the efforts of Matthew Klockenga and the Great Commission Foundation (GCF) in making the facility fit for play. By working with the Healthy Horizons Foundation, Klockenga and the GFC acquired an ice resurfacer –…
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Lights On program strives to brighten Fort Simpson
The Lights On program in Liidlii Kue First Nation, Fort Simpson, NT, received a funding boost this year, thanks to The North West Company’s Healthy Horizons Foundation. Lights On aims to provide adolescents in the area a safe and fun place to spend their time during the winter months while keeping them physically active. The…
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Discovering Beauval through an outdoor program
Beauval’s Canoe Healing Program – which allows Indigenous youth to connect with nature and build an active lifestyle – is enjoying massive success, thanks to The North West Company’s Healthy Horizons Grant of $5,000. Through the program, young participants in the northern Saskatchewan village along the banks of the beautiful Beaver River gain a better…
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Healthy Horizons Foundation grant supports nutrition literacy for Rankin Inlet students
Healthy Horizons is delighted to select Ilitaqsiniq as the inaugural Healthy Horizons grant recipient. An $8,200 grant was awarded to Ilitaqsiniq to support the launch of a six-week Kids Cooking Class program. Over the course of the program, 15 students from Simon Alaittuq School in Rankin Inlet, NU, learned how to cook and bake wholesome, healthy meals from scratch.…
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