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As part of the 2022 budget, the Government of Manitoba is investing more than $15 million to strengthen and enhance its long-term care system.

Muriel Thompson did everything she could to avoid getting sick withCOVID-19.

Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service is launching a collaboration with the Greater Baltimore Medical Center to offer legal services to older adults in communities near GBMC’s newly relocated hospice facility. The partnership is the result of a $25,000 grant from GBMC, which has also committed to a second year of funding. MVLS will offer free civil ...

The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) has begun preparing a comprehensive national survey aimed at identifying the causes of blindness and its prevalence among

Doha: The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH), in collaboration with Hamad Medical Corporations (HMC) and Primary Health Care Corporations (PHCC), is cel...

The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) on Saturday said it will be conducting a comprehensive national survey to know the causes of blindness and its prevalence

The Ministry of Public Health (MoPH) on Saturday said it will be conducting a comprehensive national survey to know the causes of blindness and its prevalence

The Deputy Warden of Inverness expressed her support for the provincial government’s recent announcement for the Continuing Care Sector. Bonny MacIsaac told yesterday’s regular monthly meeting of Inverness Municipal Council that one of the highlights was the announcement of $22 million over two years to cover tuition costs for over 2,000 students in the Continuing

"This significant pay increase is a long-awaited acknowledgment of the value of the crucial work that you do, each and every day." — Jason MacLean, NSGEU President NSGEU Community Service Workers, Health Care, Social Services Community Services, Equality and Human Rights Jason MacLean, NSGEU, NUPGE Continuing Care Assistant, wages, recognition

News releases from the Government of Nova Scotia