“Iotron” Saves Lives

December 9, 2010 by  
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Thank you to all at Iotron Technologies Corp, particularly Jason Cornell, who organized the Iotron fundraising event to save lives from malaria with bed nets and medicine. The women and children in Kawempe will be protected because of all your generosity and kindness. Your gifts of life will go a long way, for a long time.

Pass the Hat

December 9, 2010 by  
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Students of the Nursing Education Program, University of Saskatchewan, passed the hat and raised more than enough to provide bed nets and medicine for a village. “A hat was passed around various classes, and pennies to toonies were given. People do not realize how fast their change can add up,” said Jan Clark and Michelle Brule, Nursing Students at the University. A big thank you to the caring nursing students of the University of Saskatchewan.

Regina Nursing Students Society Fundraising

July 26, 2010 by  
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We know nurses form a critical part of our health care system. Nursing is a caring profession; just look what nursing students have done! The Regina Nursing Students Society raised 433.43! Thank you students!

Cornwall Catholic Women’s League brings hope

July 11, 2010 by  
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July 11, 2010 – Cornwall, Ontario Members of the Catholic Women’s League bring peace and hope to families in Uganda. Debra Lefebvre, Executive Director, Buy-A-Net, arrived in Cornwall, Ontario to participate in the Catholic Women’s League of Canada 63rd Annual Ontario Provincial Convention at the Nav Canada Training and Conference Centre from July 11 th to 14th.   The Convention will bring over 300 delegates from 13 dioceses from across Ontario.  In honour of the event, Mayor Bob Kilger has proclaimed July 10th to 16th as  “Catholic Women’s League” week in the city.  The Most Reverend Archbishop Brendan O’Brien will be in attendance.   As “Women of Peace and Hope”, the Catholic Women’s League has provided 4,000 bed nets to the Lugazi Parish, Uganda, and thousands more to the District of Kawempe, Uganda, as well as anti-malaria medication to children.