Care Week News Today

Applaud UI Health Care providers, faculty, staff, trainees, and volunteers

The Indian Health Service’s director visited with Cherokee Nation leaders April 25 at childcare sites as part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ “Care Week.”

On Thursday, April 25, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services’ Indian Health Service Director Roselyn Tso visited the Cherokee Nation as part of “Care Week” and met with Cherokee

Numerous speakers and panelists at the World Economic Forum (WEF) consistently emphasized the necessity of censoring “misinformation and disinformation” during the Davos conference held from Monday to Friday.

On Wednesday night, UPUA passed a bill that will replace the UPUA banners on campus and downtown.

A DORSET MP joined a local care home on their ward rounds to raise awareness of the importance of work within hospices.

Hamas, the terrorist organization that sent drugged-up extremists into Israel on Oct. 7 to butcher some 1,400 citizens, puts a bull's-eye on Christians and U.S. groups in its organizational charter.

With more than 300 staff and one thousand volunteers, Severn Hospice is celebrating its people during a national campaign in support of hospice care.

This Hospice Care Week we are shining a light on the people who make Beaumond House what it is — from nurses and fundraisers to IT.

Hospices across the North East and North Cumbria are raising awareness for a campaign that aims to achieve sustainable excellence in palliative and…