Kilala Lelum / Telus Health Virtual Town Hall
Indigenous Health Today by NationTalk, in partnership with TELUS Health and Kilala Lelum Health Centre, presents a Virtual Town Hall discussing the need for trauma-informed, Indigenous-focused healthcare to better serve Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside.
Following the recent launch of the Kilala Lelum Mobile Health Clinic powered by TELUS Health, Indigenous Health Today by Nation Talk is pleased to host a Virtual Town Hall on March 9, 2021 at 11:00am, PST to shine light on the importance of Indigenous-centred healthcare in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside.
WHO: Indigenous Health Today by NationTalk in partnership with TELUS Health & Kilala Lelum Health Center
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A new mobile health clinic in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside is more than a fully equipped medical van. It’s also being called a medicine house on wheels where people are treated with a mixture of primary health care and Indigenous traditions.
Among those helping to build new Aboriginal urban connections is Wendall Williams, whose role as a knowledge keeper means he’s someone trusted and respected who passes on Indigenous knowledge and practices.
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