Kathy MacLeod-Beaver

Asemaakwe, Kathy McLeod-Beaver, lives in Aldervile First Nation, Williams Treaty Territory, on Rice Lake. As an Aboriginal Patient Navigator she provided support and advocacy to First Nation, Non-Status, Inuit and Métis people that ensures safe and equitable access to cancer care services.

Food, Presence, and Compassion: The Traditional Tools of Care

Kathy describes how food, presence, and compassion are the most important traditional tools of care. (1:49)

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