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Life Skills Level 7 Dolly Eningowuk

Life Skills Level 7 Dolly Eningowuk. Birth Defects.

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Life Skills Level 7 Dolly Eningowuk

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  1. Life Skills Level 7 Dolly Eningowuk . .

  2. Birth Defects

  3. Fatal Alcohol Syndrome, also FAS, is a birth defect syndrome caused by the mother’s intake of alcohol during pregnancy. 1 in every 750 infants are born with a pattern of physical, developmental, and functional problems each year in the U.S. The spectrum of alcohol- related diagnoses includes: FAS, Fatal Alcohol Effects (FAE), PDAS ( Partial Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, ARND (Alcohol Related Neurodevelopment Disorder, or ARBD (Alcohol Related Birth Defects. What is FAS?

  4. Effects are PERMANENT and cannot be outgrown. • FAS/FAE babies and young children may have these features: • Short Stature • Small and thin • Difficulty with eating • Difficulty learning how to talk • Physical problems such as hearing defects, organ imperfections or bone problems

  5. Smoking during Pregnancy • Smoking during pregnancy doubles the woman’s risk of having a stillbirth baby. • Low birth weight can result from poor growth before birth, preterm delivery or a combination of both. • Premature and low-birth weight babies face an increased risk of serious health problems during the newborn period, chronic lifelong disabilities (such as cerebral palsy, mental retardation and learning problems) and even death. • Babies who are exposed to smoke suffer from more lower-respiratory illnesses (such as bronchitis and pneumonia) and ear infections than other babies. Babies who are exposed to their parents’ smoke after birth also may face an increased risk of SIDS. A child exposed to smoking at home during the first few years of life also is at increased risk of developing asthma.

  6. What is Kawerak? • After the passage of ANCSA, BSNA organized Kawerak ad the regional non-profit corporation to provide services throughout the Bering Straits Region. Today, Kawerak contracts with the state and federal government to provide services to residents of the Bering Strait Region, 75% of whom are Eskimo, Aleut or American Indian, descent. Kawerak's organizational goal is to assist Alaska Native people and their governing bodies to take control of their future. With programs ranging from education to housing, and natural resource management to economic development, Kawerak seeks to improve the Region's social, economic, educational, cultural and political conditions. Kawerak is governed by a Board of Directors comprised of the president (or designee) of the IRA or traditional Councils, two elder representatives and a representative from the regional health care provider. Kawerak reorganized in 2006 and we now have four divisions.

  7. Four Divisions • Children & Family Services: Children & Family Services Program, Child Advocacy Center, Head Start and Jacob’s House. • Community Services Division: Community Planning & Development, Transportation, Tribal Affairs, Village Public Safety Officer Program and Wellness. • Education, Employment & Training Division: Child Services, Community Education, Direct Employment Assistance,General Assistance, Village Based Training, Vocational Training Grants, Higher Education Scholarships. • Natural Resources Division: Eskimo Walrus Commission, Fisheries Department, Land Management Services, Reindeer Herders Association and Subsistence Resources.

  8. Kawerak • Vision Statement: Building on the inherent strength of our cultural values, we shall assist out tribes to control and create their future. • Core Purpose: To work together to achieve the highest quality of life in partnership with our tribal members and communities while living and celebrating our Native Cultures. • Kawerak’s Four Strategic Goals: 1. We will re-instill wellness, culture and pride as the norm in the Bering Strait Region. 2. We will have a thriving, self-sustaining economy. 3. We will have an effective, efficient, well-run, state of the art organization. 4.Tribes will develop their tribal governments’ capacity to control their resources and assets.

  9. Environmental Protection Agency • EPA is an agency of the federal government of the U.S charged with protection Human Health and with safeguarding the environment: air, water, and land. It was established on December 2, 1970.

  10. Shishmaref Environmental Program • As a student at the Shishmaref School, I am working with Brice, the EPA Manager. Recycling pop cans is the main thing that is happening right now. What I am going to do this coming year is providing pop can boxes in public places. So, I hope that my plan to recycle pop cans will stay in progress throughout the year.

  11. Nutrition

  12. Breakfast • Breakfast is the most important meal of the day. Try not to eat anything that is high in calories, sugar and fat. • •eggs•French toast, waffles, or pancakes (try wheat or whole-grain varieties • cold cereal and milk•hot cereal, such as oatmeal or cream of wheat (try some dried fruit or nuts on top) • whole-grain toast, bagel, or English muffin with cheese • yogurt with fruit or nuts•fruit smoothie, such as a strawberry smoothie

  13. Lunch • Vegetables and Fruit • Grain Products • Milk and Alternatives • Meat and Alternatives

  14. Lunch • Include a variety of foods from at least three of the four food groups: Vegetables & Fruit, Grain Products, Milk and Alternatives, and Meat and Alternatives. Children are eating too much fat, sugar, and salt, and not enough vegetables, fruit, milk products and whole grain foods. Unhealthy lunches at school are part of the problem.

  15. Dinner • Many people go out to eat in restaurants that doesn’t have any healthy foods. They would mainly go for pizza, hamburgers & fries and anything that has a lot of fat. I would recommend people to eat a whole serving of grains, vegetables and fruits.

  16. Exercise

  17. 3 Reasons why we exercise • Maintain Flexibility- you can do this by doing yoga. • Aerobic/Heart- you can do this by walking, jogging and swimming. • Maintain Strength- you can do this by lifting weights.

  18. Exercising While Pregnant • Things you should not do: • After 20 weeks, don’t do exercises that would involve laying on your back. • Always drink lots of water • Don’t exercise in hot, humid weather or wear excessive clothing

  19. Activities • The average time you should overcome is half an hour of two activities. • Examples- 30 minutes of basketball or 30 minutes of aerobics.

  20. Budgeting .

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  23. Meal for one day

  24. Reflection • Throughout all of the levels life life skills, I have learned a lot about what to expect when I am living on my own. I have learned how much money I’m going to have to be making in order to live on my own. I thought that it wouldn’t take as much to have my own place, but it actually does. Also, helping others is a really important thing to do because there are people out there that really need help. I have done a few things that have a positive effect to our community. Today, I am developing a plan to help increase the amount pop cans being recycled. When I help those who have said, “thank you” that meant a lot because I have done something that they appreciate.

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