Diabetes and Disabling Conditions
Physical Activity
10,000 Steps to Living Healthy
The 10,000 Steps to Living Healthy Project is an eight to twelve week lifestyle activity program that involves walking. Participants wear a pedometer (step counter) to try to walk 10,000 steps every day. The program offers kits upon request.
| Contact: |
Carol Treat, RD
Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium
Diabetes Program
4141 Ambassador Drive
Anchorage, AK 99508
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907-729-1128 |
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| Type of Organization: |
Tribal |
| Target Population: |
Alaska Native/American Indian |
| Geographic Area Served: |
Statewide
Mixed |
| Program/Project Setting: |
Community |
| Key Words: |
Alaska Native
Diabetes
Physical Activity |
Record Last Updated: 11/8/2006
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