Ramah Navajo Heart Saver Project Year 4 Meeting 1 November 14, 2007.

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Ramah Navajo Heart Saver Project Year 4 Meeting 1 November 14, 2007

Ramah Navajo Heart Saver Project To Abq. To Flagstaff

Gardening Project Designed as component of our less- intensive community-based activities. Evolved to include a number of patients taking part in the intensive clinic-based activities.

Gardening Project Historically, Navajos grew fields of corn, beans and squash. At Ramah Navajo, some families now have gardens, and cornfields are few. Water for irrigation is in short supply.

Gardening Project Goals: Encourage family physical activity through gardening. Increase availability and consumption of fresh produce. Help families become more self- sufficient.

Gardening Project Abundant Harvest Gardens Hunger Grow Away National Indian Council on Aging American Indian Services Native Seeds/SEARCH (alternate) Pueblo of Zuni Natural Resources

Gardening Project Workshops How to set up and plant the garden box All participants selected a variety of seeds Covering the box for winter crops Food demos Fall 2006 – sampling winter greens Summer 2007 – cooking the early harvest Fall 2007 – Summer Squash Slaw

Gardening Project Workshop with Hank Bruce

Gardening Project What is the Abundant Harvest Garden?

Gardening Project Putting the Garden Together

Gardening Project Adding the Soil

Gardening Project Planting at the Wellness Center

Gardening Project

Growing Strong!

Gardening Project Early Harvest

Gardening Project Early Harvest

Gardening Project Feeding the Masses with Winter Greens

Gardening Project Preparing for the Cooking Demo 2007

Gardening Project Preparing for the Cooking Demo 2007

Gardening Project

Covering the Box for Winter Crops

Gardening Project Who has the garden boxes? 24 community families (6 HS participants) 10 added each year of HH Always a waiting list 7 demonstration boxes Behavioral Health Services Adult Education Pine Hill Health Center Pine Hill High School Center for Health PromotionWellness Center FACE Program

Gardening Project Contacts: Jolene Luna, HS Project Coordinator (Community-based) x 304 Hank Bruce Alvin Rafelito

Gardening Project Special Thanks to: Nicole Roberge for the idea Alvin Rafelito and Hank Bruce for making it possible and for TA Jolene Luna for making it happen at Ramah Navajo!