April is Oral Health Month.
14 April 2026
April is Oral Health Month. One complication of diabetes can be gum disease. Brush and floss teeth twice a day!
A Pink Full Moon that is about renewal, awakening, and the return of life to the land.
13 April 2026
A Pink Full Moon that is about renewal, awakening, and the return of life to the land. Find the Full Moon’s rising time in your location easily with free astronomy app “Sky Tonight. https://vitotechnology.com/apps/sky-tonight
Heal your heels and refresh your soles this season.
12 April 2026
Heal your heels and refresh your soles this season.
Being active regularly helps reduce risk of type 2 diabetes—and its complications.
10 April 2026
Being active regularly helps reduce risk of type 2 diabetes—and its complications. Movement is medicine! Find what works for you. Enjoy the journey of being active. https://www.menshealth.com/trending-news/a40681708/trainer-thosh-collins-interview/
Protect your vision and see the world better
8 April 2026
Protect your vision and see the world better— get your eyes checked regularly.
April is Oral Health Month.
7 April 2026
April is Oral Health Month. Good oral health is important for those living with diabetes as it can affect teeth, gums and bones that support teeth.
Book your annual check-up now!
6 April 2026
Book your annual check-up now! With a routine, your doctor can to spot out-of-the-ordinary developments in your health early!
Spring Cleaning Audit.
4 April 2026
Spring Cleaning Audit. Out with the old. In with the You.
Own your Health & Wellness.
3 April 2026
Reclaim your power to Think, Feel and Do in a way that honours your whole being.
Toe Kit Tools
2 April 2026
Toe Kit Tools • Mirror to see all areas of your feet • First aid to address any injuries • Soap or cleansing wipes • Bristle brush for toenails • Cream for foot moisturizer—once your feet are dried off • …
Make a cultural connection.
1 April 2026
Make a cultural connection. April Fool’s Day.
TODAY IS NATIONAL INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE DAY.
31 March 2026
TODAY IS NATIONAL INDIGENOUS LANGUAGE DAY. Research indicates that communities with high levels of Indigenous language vitality often experience lower rates of diabetes and improved health outcomes.