Crowne Plaza Hotel Offers Free Parking Incentive

The NAHO conference coordinator has just negotiated free parking for delegates who book thier accommodations with the Crowne Plaza Hotel.

Our People, Our Health is being held at two adjacent downtown Ottawa hotels, the Crowne Plaza and the Ottawa Marriott. Located across the street from each other, and joined by an underground concourse, both venues are full services hotels conveniently located in the heart of downtown Ottawa.

We have secured special room rates of $159.00 + taxes per night for conference participants, for the nights of November 22-27. If you wish to stay outside of these dates, please call your preferred hotel directly, quote the conference code, and indicate your preferred nights of stay.

We recommend booking your guest room, as soon as possible to receive the special conference rate!

Please call or use the on-line reservation links below to book your accommodations.

CROWNE PLAZA OTTAWA
101 Lyon Street, Ottawa
Conference Booking Code: NAH
(Room Rate Includes Free Parking)
Telephone Reservations: 1-800-227-6963 or 613-688-6811
On-line Reservations >>

OTTAWA MARRIOTT
100 Kent Street, Ottawa
Conference Booking Code: NAHNAHA
Telephone Reservations: 1-800-853-8463 or 613-238-1122
On-line Reservations >>

Registration for the NAHO 2009 National Conference is now OPEN!

OTTAWA, ON - The National Aboriginal Health Organization (NAHO) is hosting a national conference in Ottawa, Ontario from November 24-26, 2009 at the Crowne Plaza and Marriott Hotels.

“NAHO is a leader in First Nations, Inuit and Métis health research and public education in Canada,” says Dr. Paulette C. Tremblay, Chief Executive Officer of NAHO. “NAHO’s 2009 National Conference, Our People, Our Health is an opportunity you don’t want to miss.”

NAHO is bringing Aboriginal health care professionals from across Canada, the United States and abroad to host the most engaging and informative national health conference this year.

The following are some of the topics to be discussed:
• Strategic Planning for Health.
• Developing Health Capacity.
• Health Research.
• Health and Well-Being.
• Traditional Medicine in Contemporary Contexts.
• Aboriginal Health Human Resources.
• And more...

Dr. Tremblay goes on to say, “Our People, Our Health is the largest and most important gathering of Aboriginal health care professionals in 2009! While we expect 700 participants participation is limited, so please register now.”

Delegates will explore recent innovations and existing or emerging trends in population health research as they relate to reducing disparities among First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities.

Please visit the conference Web site at www.naho.ca/conference for full details on the conference agenda, speakers and workshop sessions, as well as information on registration and accommodation.