Health Coaching for Wellness:
The Diabetes Prevention Challenge
Join the challenge
Black Creek CHC accepted the Impact Canada Type 2 Diabetes Prevention Challenge so that you can benefit – evidence from clinical trials shows this approach is proven to work.
Connect with your Community Health Coach today through the NexJ Connected Wellness platform for a whole-person approach to care – care that considers physical, mental emotional, social and financial factors.
Hey, North West Toronto!
If you are at risk of developing Type 2 Diabetes, now’s your chance to flip the script on your health! Connect with a FREE Community Health Coach for a year to crush your wellness goals.
Register for FREE coaching if you are:
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- at risk of Type 2 Diabetes
- living/working in Black Creek/Humber River areas
- good to work with a health coach to improve your health
- able to use a digital device such as a smartphone
*Let us know if you do not have access to a digital device. We are here to help.
Who are your Community Health Coaches?
Your coaches are people from the community with real life experiences and real motivation to help YOU achieve success! Your Community Health Coach will:
Your Community Health Coach will:
- customize a unique plan that works for YOU
- help you set SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound) goals.
- keep you motivated to reach your goals and make them stick
- share tools and resources to support wellness – mind, body and soul.
Got questions? Need more information?
To learn more, contact Peter Mancuso – Community Health Worker
at 647 – 876 – 8606 / petermancuso@bcchc.com
If you are ready to start, register now on the NexJ Connected Wellness platform for FREE health coaching
Barbara
“I’ve been through the ups and downs of Diabetes myself. I understand the importance of education and support. Together, we’ll find strength and resilience in supporting each other.”
Barbara is grateful to Black Creek CHC’s care team for their guidance and wants to her community access the care it deserves.
Comfort
“I lost my husband to diabetes. Now, I’m here to help you overcome this disease. When you thrive, I thrive too.”
Festus
“I reversed my Diabetes diagnosis. I get it and I’m ready to help you make it happen as well.”
Festus has been told he’s pretty funny – he looks forward to laughing with his clients to get this done!
Hazel
“I want to help my client have a healthy relationship with food, exercise, sleep and stress.”
Hazel looks forward to working with clients for a balanced approach to health and wellbeing – including enjoying cultural foods without compromising health.
Hser Ney
“Quality of life is key to our wellness– it starts with decisions we make each day. Let me help you work toward better health and wellbeing.
Hser Ney is excited to work with clients – to help them avoid serious illness by connecting them with helpful programs and services.
Kaynan
“As a kinesiology student at York U, I’m stoked to use my skills to help people right here in my community. Let’s get it!”
Kaynan looks forward to supporting people to live their healthiest, happiest lives by connecting them with helpful services.
Patient
“Big goals? No problem. Let’s break them down into smaller steps so you can crush it. I’m here to listen and to help you win.”
Patient is keen to help clients from his home community develop an action plan for success.
Jenan
“I want to help people live a life free from Diabetes and to help bridge the gap between thinking and doing.”
As a Community Ambassador with Black Creek CHC, Jenan is committed to her community and eager to support clients to achieve success.
Nadia
“As a personal trainer, I remind clients health goals are just as important as physical and fitness goals.”
Since her father is living with Diabetes, this is Nadia’s way of supporting her father and others like him.
Nayefa
“Good information helps people make good lifestyle choices.”
Since Diabetes runs in her family, Nayefa is encouraged that members of her community have equal access to programs that can prevent the disease.
Rawaha
“I am grateful for the opportunity to support others with the awareness, support, knowledge and tools that help them achieve their goals.”
