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The mission of the Scleroderma Society of Canada is to promote awareness of scleroderma, to support research toward finding a cure and to provide support and information to those affected by the disease.
St. John Ambulance provides essential health care services to Newfoundlanders and Labradorians of all ages. Its mission is to enable Canadians to improve their health, safety and quality of life by providing training and community service. As a registered charity, revenues go directly back into the community, supporting various community service programs.
By working closely with the medical community and raising funds for thyroid research, we hope to better manage and diagnose so that patients can be treated early, and get their life back to normal.
To provide information, where necessary, to those interested in thyroid disease.
A project that provides safe, healthy and affordable housing for people living with HIV/AIDS
UOA of Canada is a volunteer-based health organization dedicated to assisting people who have intestinal or urinary tract diversion surgery. The association assists by providing psychological support, educational services, family support and by promoting the services of the organization to the public, professional medical communities and all levels of government. Phone: 1-888-969-9698 (national) amaher@morgan.ucs.mun.ca
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The WRWC is one of six Wellness Coalitions in the Province of Newfoundland Labrador. We are committed to promoting wellness and improving the health and well-being of all individuals and communities in Western Newfoundland and Labrador. We actively promote and support wellness initiatives to all people in the Western Region of Newfoundland and Labrador using a population health approach.
Calder Health Centre is located in the town of Burgeo and provides Primary Health Care Services and Long Term Care Services to the Communities of Burgeo, Grand Bruit, Grey River, Francois and Ramea. Services include; emergency, support, recreational, out-patient, and pharmacy services.
The Dr. Charles L. LeGrow Health Centre Foundation is a registered charitable organization created in 1987 to raise funds for the purchase of new and replacement medical equipment for the Dr. Charles L. LeGrow Health Centre. The Foundation acts as a fund raising body in support of the charitable objectives and programs of the Dr. Charles L. LeGrow Health Centre while increasing public awareness of the activities of the Centre. It encourages increased endowments and bequests from former patients and/or their families to supplement funding for equipment and research while conducting public campaigns in support of particular or general equipment needs of the Dr. Charles L. LeGrow Health Centre and/or needs for clinical research.
Sir Thomas Roddick Hospital in Stephenville is a forty-four bed acute care center with a comprehensive range of inpatient and outpatient services for the people of the Bay St. George catchment area. The catchment area services by Sir Thomas Roddick Hospital is between the Port au Port Peninsula east to Gallants and south to the Jeffreys-St. Fintans area serving a population of approximately 24,000.
Xavier House opened in September 1985 as a Level One Personal Care Home for adults with mental illness, offering supervised care for up to 20 persons.Xavier House is open to persons with mental illness who are seeking a supervised setting and support in their efforts to remain well, and who are willing to participate in activities planned for the well being of all residents. Inspired by the Gospel values of justice and compassion, Xavier House exists as a Christian community of hospitality and service where, in an atmosphere of love, healing and joy, all receive respect, dignity and professional care and are challenged to personal growth and wholeness.
To provide support, non-medical information and inspiration to young adults, 15 to 30, dealing with cancer. To create a community of young adult Canadians that help one another deal with the unique issues of having cancer or supporting someone with cancer when between the ages of 15 and 30
