The Northern Lights Physical Activity Program, sponsored by the University of Manitoba, targets Type 2 diabetes prevention among Aboriginal youth through a peer-led mentorship model. This program is particularly relevant given the rising prevalence of obesity and diabetes in Indigenous populations. The intervention leverages community engagement and culturally relevant practices, which may enhance its acceptance and effectiveness. The findings could inform future public health initiatives and interventions aimed at similar demographics, potentially leading to partnerships with governmental and non-governmental organizations focused on youth health. The completion of this trial may also attract interest from pharmaceutical companies and health organizations looking to invest in preventative health strategies, particularly those that address social determinants of health.