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    A Native American girl learning about traditional healthy foods in one of our community garden projects.
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    The Center for Disease Control (CDC) named Seva's Diabetes Talking Circles as a "best practice"
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    Healthy foods school lunch program
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    A Seva trained Native American health worker holds a blood pressure screening.
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    An elder works in one of Seva's Native American urban gardens, a space that was once a parking lot in Oakland, California.
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    A sign reads "Jessica's row of corn" represents the pride this Native youth felt as she took part in one of Seva's programs aimed at bringing healthy traditional foods back to the faimly table.
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    This Healthy Choice Food Stand, a Native run small business, provides and encourages healthy options to fried dough at this pow wow on the Ho Chunk Reservation in Nebraska.
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    Seva's Native American Community Health Program incorporates traditional cultural practices to build strong sustainable health programs.
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    A nurse measures out medicine at the Porcupine Clinic on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. Seva's Native Americans diabetes prevention work began in 1982 when we helped establish the Porcupine Clinic - the first Native American operated health clinic in the country.
    • A Native American girl learning about traditional healthy foods in one of our community garden projects.
    • The Center for Disease Control (CDC) named Seva's Diabetes Talking Circles as a "best practice"
    • Healthy foods school lunch program
    • A Seva trained Native American health worker holds a blood pressure screening.
    • An elder works in one of Seva's Native American urban gardens, a space that was once a parking lot in Oakland, California.
    • A sign reads "Jessica's row of corn" represents the pride this Native youth felt as she took part in one of Seva's programs aimed at bringing healthy traditional foods back to the faimly table.
    • This Healthy Choice Food Stand, a Native run small business, provides and encourages healthy options to fried dough at this pow wow on the Ho Chunk Reservation in Nebraska.
    • Seva's Native American Community Health Program incorporates traditional cultural practices to build strong sustainable health programs.
    • A nurse measures out medicine at the Porcupine Clinic on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. Seva's Native Americans diabetes prevention work began in 1982 when we helped establish the Porcupine Clinic - the first Native American operated health clinic in the country.

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    1 out of 6 Native Americans suffer from an epidemic of diabetes. Support this grassroots programs that is planting seeds for change in Native American communities throughout the United States. Less than 0.5% of all philanthropic giving in the US is designated for Native American causes. Help us support these marginalized and under-served communities. Your donation will provide lifesaving health programs focused on the prevention of diabetes.

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