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Colleen Horbay was fiercely devoted to her family and to helping the Children s Hospital, along with being a cherished and goofy friend in orange and green By: Geoff Kirbyson Save to Read Later
You could take Colleen Horbay out of the Children’s Hospital but you couldn’t take the Children’s Hospital out of her.
You could take Colleen Horbay out of the Children’s Hospital but you couldn’t take the Children’s Hospital out of her.
After graduating from its nursing training program in 1956, she returned as a pediatric nurse for several years before she got married, immediately becoming the matriarch of a family.
Janessa and her siblings wearing masks. (Supplied by CHFM)
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The Assembly of Manitoba Chiefs alongside the Children’s Hospital Foundation are supplying 30,000 masks to First Nations in Manitoba to help protect them against the coronavirus.
AMC and CHFM are partnering together to help stop the spread of COVID-19 in Manitoba s First Nations communities. They are also making masks available to all children visiting the HSC Children’s Hospital Emergency Department.
The AMC has donated $75,000 to the foundation in order to help support the health needs of First Nations children.
According to the press release, First Nations people are currently most likely to be infected through close contact from a known case of COVID-19. This is due to a myriad of socio-economic factors such as overcrowded housing, lack of essential water infrastructure to sanitize homes and hands, lack of access to quality health care - all of which have put Fi
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