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American Samoa Facilitator Manual
American Samoa Participant Manual
Anishinaabe Facilitator Manual
BYU Hawaii Internship Facilitators
BYU Hawaii Internship Participant
English Facilitator Manual
English Participant Manual
French Polynesia Facilitator Manual
French Polynesia Participant Manual
Haudenosaunee Facilitator Manual
Haudenosaunee Participant Manual
Tohi Fakahinohino ma’ae Kau ako
Tohi Ma’ae Faiako
A Story of Hope
Anishinaabe Lesson 1: Beginning the Journey
Anishinaabe Lesson 2: My Heritage; My Culture
Anishinaabe Lesson 3: What is Diabetes?
Anishinaabe Lesson 4: Exercise is Medicine
Anishinaabe Lesson 5: All Foods Are Not Created Equal
Anishinaabe Lesson 6: Water Gives Life
Anishinaabe Lesson 7: It Comes to Mind
Anishinaabe Lesson 8: Enlarge the Circle
Anishinaabe Lesson 9: Balance in All Things
Cardinal Mafi Speaks on Caring for our Health
Diabetes Testimonials from American Samoa
Fitness: body weights
Fitness: boxing
Fitness: cardio step
Fitness: cardio step island style
Fitness: Tahitian dancing
Haudenosaunee Lesson 1: Beginning the Journey
Haudenosaunee Lesson 2: My Heritage; My Culture
Haudenosaunee Lesson 3: What is Diabetes
Haudenosaunee Lesson 4: Exercise is Medicine
Haudenosaunee Lesson 5: All Foods Are Not Created Equal
Haudenosaunee Lesson 6: Water is Life
Haudenosaunee Lesson 7: The Good Mind
Haudenosaunee Lesson 8: Extend the Longhouse
Haudenosaunee Lesson 9: Celebrate Success
Leçon 1: Commencer le Voyage
Leçon 2: Le diabète expliqué
Leçon 3: Mon corps est un temple
Leçon 4: Tous les aliments ne sont pas identiques
Leçon 5: L’eau, c’est la vie
Leçon 6: La santé du cerveau
Leçon 7: Mon héritage, ma culture
Leçon 8: Etaler le tapis
Lesoni 1: Ko hono Kamata ‘o e Fononga
Lesoni 2 – Ko hono Mahino’i ‘o e Fokoutua Suká
Lesoni 3 – Ko hoku Sino ko e Temipale
Lesoni 4 – ‘Oku ‘ikai Fakatupu Tatau ‘ae Me’atokoni Kotoa pē
Lesoni 5 – Ke Palanisi ‘a e Me’a Kotoa pē
Lesoni 6 – Ko e Mo’ui Lelei ‘a e ‘Atamaí
Lesoni 7 – Ko ‘eku Koloa Tukufakaholo
Life Perspective From an Amputee
Polynesia Lesson 1: Beginning the Journey
Polynesia Lesson 2: Diabetes Explained
Polynesia Lesson 3: My Body is a Temple
Polynesia Lesson 4: All Foods Are Not Created Equal
Polynesia Lesson 5: Water is Life
Polynesia Lesson 6: Brain Health
Polynesia Lesson 7: My Heritage; My Culture
Polynesia Lesson 8: Spread the Mat
ADRA Facebook
Department of Health
Department of Youth and Women’s Affairs
IDHC (Indigenous Diabetes Health Circle)
Ko e Kautaha ma’ae Fokoutua Suka ‘a Tonga ‘i loto he Kautaha Fakavaha’a Pule’anga ma’ae Fokoutua Suka
Ko e Kuataha Tonga ki hono Tu’uaki ‘o e Mo’ui Lelei
Ngaahi Tu’uaki ‘a e Potungaue Mo’ui ‘a Tonga
Secretariat of the Pacific Community
A Story of Hope
Anishinaabe Lesson 1: Beginning the Journey
Anishinaabe Lesson 2: My Heritage; My Culture
Anishinaabe Lesson 3: What is Diabetes?
Anishinaabe Lesson 4: Exercise is Medicine
Anishinaabe Lesson 5: All Foods Are Not Created Equal
Anishinaabe Lesson 6: Water Gives Life
Anishinaabe Lesson 7: It Comes to Mind
Anishinaabe Lesson 8: Enlarge the Circle
Anishinaabe Lesson 9: Balance in All Things
Cardinal Mafi Speaks on Caring for our Health
Diabetes Testimonials from American Samoa
Fitness: body weights
Fitness: boxing
Fitness: cardio step
Fitness: cardio step island style
Fitness: Tahitian dancing
Haudenosaunee Lesson 1: Beginning the Journey
Haudenosaunee Lesson 2: My Heritage; My Culture
Haudenosaunee Lesson 3: What is Diabetes
Haudenosaunee Lesson 4: Exercise is Medicine
Haudenosaunee Lesson 5: All Foods Are Not Created Equal
Haudenosaunee Lesson 6: Water is Life
Haudenosaunee Lesson 7: The Good Mind
Haudenosaunee Lesson 8: Extend the Longhouse
Haudenosaunee Lesson 9: Celebrate Success
Leçon 1: Commencer le Voyage
Leçon 2: Le diabète expliqué
Leçon 3: Mon corps est un temple
Leçon 4: Tous les aliments ne sont pas identiques
Leçon 5: L’eau, c’est la vie
Leçon 6: La santé du cerveau
Leçon 7: Mon héritage, ma culture
Leçon 8: Etaler le tapis
Lesoni 1: Ko hono Kamata ‘o e Fononga
Lesoni 2 – Ko hono Mahino’i ‘o e Fokoutua Suká
Lesoni 3 – Ko hoku Sino ko e Temipale
Lesoni 4 – ‘Oku ‘ikai Fakatupu Tatau ‘ae Me’atokoni Kotoa pē
Lesoni 5 – Ke Palanisi ‘a e Me’a Kotoa pē
Lesoni 6 – Ko e Mo’ui Lelei ‘a e ‘Atamaí
Lesoni 7 – Ko ‘eku Koloa Tukufakaholo
Life Perspective From an Amputee
Polynesia Lesson 1: Beginning the Journey
Polynesia Lesson 2: Diabetes Explained
Polynesia Lesson 3: My Body is a Temple
Polynesia Lesson 4: All Foods Are Not Created Equal
Polynesia Lesson 5: Water is Life
Polynesia Lesson 6: Brain Health
Polynesia Lesson 7: My Heritage; My Culture
Polynesia Lesson 8: Spread the Mat
Tohi Fakahinohino ma’ae Kau ako
Tohi Ma’ae Faiako
Cardinal Mafi Speaks on Caring for our Health
Fitness: body weights
Fitness: boxing
Fitness: cardio step
Fitness: cardio step island style
Lesoni 1: Ko hono Kamata ‘o e Fononga
Lesoni 2 – Ko hono Mahino’i ‘o e Fokoutua Suká
Lesoni 3 – Ko hoku Sino ko e Temipale
Lesoni 4 – ‘Oku ‘ikai Fakatupu Tatau ‘ae Me’atokoni Kotoa pē
Lesoni 5 – Ke Palanisi ‘a e Me’a Kotoa pē
Lesoni 6 – Ko e Mo’ui Lelei ‘a e ‘Atamaí
Lesoni 7 – Ko ‘eku Koloa Tukufakaholo
Ko e Kautaha ma’ae Fokoutua Suka ‘a Tonga ‘i loto he Kautaha Fakavaha’a Pule’anga ma’ae Fokoutua Suka
Ko e Kuataha Tonga ki hono Tu’uaki ‘o e Mo’ui Lelei
Ngaahi Tu’uaki ‘a e Potungaue Mo’ui ‘a Tonga
Cardinal Mafi Speaks on Caring for our Health
Fitness: body weights
Fitness: boxing
Fitness: cardio step
Fitness: cardio step island style
Lesoni 1: Ko hono Kamata ‘o e Fononga
Lesoni 2 – Ko hono Mahino’i ‘o e Fokoutua Suká
Lesoni 3 – Ko hoku Sino ko e Temipale
Lesoni 4 – ‘Oku ‘ikai Fakatupu Tatau ‘ae Me’atokoni Kotoa pē
Lesoni 5 – Ke Palanisi ‘a e Me’a Kotoa pē
Lesoni 6 – Ko e Mo’ui Lelei ‘a e ‘Atamaí
Lesoni 7 – Ko ‘eku Koloa Tukufakaholo
American Samoa Facilitator Manual
American Samoa Participant Manual
A Story of Hope
Diabetes Testimonials from American Samoa
Life Perspective From an Amputee
Polynesia Lesson 1: Beginning the Journey
Polynesia Lesson 2: Diabetes Explained
Polynesia Lesson 3: My Body is a Temple
Polynesia Lesson 4: All Foods Are Not Created Equal
Polynesia Lesson 5: Water is Life
Polynesia Lesson 6: Brain Health
Polynesia Lesson 7: My Heritage; My Culture
Polynesia Lesson 8: Spread the Mat
Department of Health
Department of Youth and Women’s Affairs
A Story of Hope
Diabetes Testimonials from American Samoa
Life Perspective From an Amputee
Polynesia Lesson 1: Beginning the Journey
Polynesia Lesson 2: Diabetes Explained
Polynesia Lesson 3: My Body is a Temple
Polynesia Lesson 4: All Foods Are Not Created Equal
Polynesia Lesson 5: Water is Life
Polynesia Lesson 6: Brain Health
Polynesia Lesson 7: My Heritage; My Culture
Polynesia Lesson 8: Spread the Mat
French Polynesia Facilitator Manual
French Polynesia Participant Manual
Fitness: Tahitian dancing
Leçon 1: Commencer le Voyage
Leçon 2: Le diabète expliqué
Leçon 3: Mon corps est un temple
Leçon 4: Tous les aliments ne sont pas identiques
Leçon 5: L’eau, c’est la vie
Leçon 6: La santé du cerveau
Leçon 7: Mon héritage, ma culture
Leçon 8: Etaler le tapis
Fitness: Tahitian dancing
Leçon 1: Commencer le Voyage
Leçon 2: Le diabète expliqué
Leçon 3: Mon corps est un temple
Leçon 4: Tous les aliments ne sont pas identiques
Leçon 5: L’eau, c’est la vie
Leçon 6: La santé du cerveau
Leçon 7: Mon héritage, ma culture
Leçon 8: Etaler le tapis
English Facilitator Manual
English Participant Manual
Fitness: Tahitian dancing
Polynesia Lesson 1: Beginning the Journey
Polynesia Lesson 2: Diabetes Explained
Polynesia Lesson 3: My Body is a Temple
Polynesia Lesson 4: All Foods Are Not Created Equal
Polynesia Lesson 5: Water is Life
Polynesia Lesson 6: Brain Health
Polynesia Lesson 7: My Heritage; My Culture
Polynesia Lesson 8: Spread the Mat
Secretariat of the Pacific Community
Fitness: Tahitian dancing
Polynesia Lesson 1: Beginning the Journey
Polynesia Lesson 2: Diabetes Explained
Polynesia Lesson 3: My Body is a Temple
Polynesia Lesson 4: All Foods Are Not Created Equal
Polynesia Lesson 5: Water is Life
Polynesia Lesson 6: Brain Health
Polynesia Lesson 7: My Heritage; My Culture
Polynesia Lesson 8: Spread the Mat
Haudenosaunee Facilitator Manual
Haudenosaunee Participant Manual
Haudenosaunee Lesson 1: Beginning the Journey
Haudenosaunee Lesson 2: My Heritage; My Culture
Haudenosaunee Lesson 3: What is Diabetes
Haudenosaunee Lesson 4: Exercise is Medicine
Haudenosaunee Lesson 5: All Foods Are Not Created Equal
Haudenosaunee Lesson 6: Water is Life
Haudenosaunee Lesson 7: The Good Mind
Haudenosaunee Lesson 8: Extend the Longhouse
Haudenosaunee Lesson 9: Celebrate Success
IDHC (Indigenous Diabetes Health Circle)
Haudenosaunee Lesson 1: Beginning the Journey
Haudenosaunee Lesson 2: My Heritage; My Culture
Haudenosaunee Lesson 3: What is Diabetes
Haudenosaunee Lesson 4: Exercise is Medicine
Haudenosaunee Lesson 5: All Foods Are Not Created Equal
Haudenosaunee Lesson 6: Water is Life
Haudenosaunee Lesson 7: The Good Mind
Haudenosaunee Lesson 8: Extend the Longhouse
Haudenosaunee Lesson 9: Celebrate Success
Anishinaabe Facilitator Manual
Anishinaabe Lesson 1: Beginning the Journey
Anishinaabe Lesson 2: My Heritage; My Culture
Anishinaabe Lesson 3: What is Diabetes?
Anishinaabe Lesson 4: Exercise is Medicine
Anishinaabe Lesson 5: All Foods Are Not Created Equal
Anishinaabe Lesson 6: Water Gives Life
Anishinaabe Lesson 7: It Comes to Mind
Anishinaabe Lesson 8: Enlarge the Circle
Anishinaabe Lesson 9: Balance in All Things
Anishinaabe Lesson 1: Beginning the Journey
Anishinaabe Lesson 2: My Heritage; My Culture
Anishinaabe Lesson 3: What is Diabetes?
Anishinaabe Lesson 4: Exercise is Medicine
Anishinaabe Lesson 5: All Foods Are Not Created Equal
Anishinaabe Lesson 6: Water Gives Life
Anishinaabe Lesson 7: It Comes to Mind
Anishinaabe Lesson 8: Enlarge the Circle
Anishinaabe Lesson 9: Balance in All Things

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Dr. Rob Ferguson

Chair of Treatment Team

Co-founder of ‘Amanaki Fo’ou’ with wife Andrea Ferguson

Since 2013, Rob Ferguson has been working with ministries of health, medical professionals, government leaders, and hospital and clinic staff to address the management, treatment, and education on the sequelae of diabetes. Rob is a reconstructive surgeon and hospital system medical officer with Intermountain Health (based in Salt Lake City, UT). His focus includes training teams on surgical management of diabetic complications as well as working with local teams to recruit volunteer specialists to meet their goals and needs.

 

 

Rob graduated from Brigham Young University prior to obtaining his medical degree from the University of Virginia. His surgical and specialty training programs include the University of Kentucky, MD Anderson Cancer Center (Houston, TX), and Chang Gung Memorial Hospital (Taipei, Taiwan). He obtained a masters in business administration from the University of Utah. 

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