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Donations of all sizes from donors of all ages have made the purchase of six essential pieces of equipment for the Maternal/Child Unit at South Shore Regional Hospital possible.
Recruiting healthcare professionals isn’t just a problem of today but one that has plagued our provincial healthcare system for decades. The South Shore Health Bursary was developed to remedy this issue in our part of the province and, eleven years later, over 100 local medical students have received funding towards their education, in return for their service.
While the voting was close, it was a skit demonstrating the need for additional bariatric equipment on the medical and medical/surgery units at South Shore Regional Hospital which won the support, and the $10,000 donation, from the attendees of the 2018 Charm Diamond Centres' Women's Giving Circle.
Eager residents of the South Shore received a tour of four departments inside South Shore Regional Hospital Sunday afternoon, during Open Hospital Day.
The event kicked off the Health Services Foundation of the South Shore’s 25th anniversary, as well as celebrated the 30th anniversary of South Shore Regional, which opened its doors in September 1988.
The final round of the Health Services Foundation's Hit It For Health golf tournament was a swinging success!
It’s a donation that will not only positively impact today’s South Shore residents, but will make for a healthier tomorrow.
While it is not a popular topic around the dinner table, leaving final donations to charities in wills is now a common practice and has been some time. The proof? The Health Services Foundation of the South Shore found it as they reflected on giving trends to their organization over the past 25 years.
Donors of the Health Services Foundation of the South Shore took over the Diagnostic Imaging department at South Shore Regional Hospital Monday, May 7th, to see the new ultrasound their generosity purchased through Radiothon 2018.
The cafeteria at South Shore Regional Hospital (Nova Scotia Health Authority) has officially taken on a new name and a new meaning to the community.
During its most recent meeting, the board of the Health Services Foundation breathed life back into five pieces of equipment for South Shore Regional Hospital and Fishermen’s Memorial Hospital.
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