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Female-led program to boost health literacy in Shepparton's multicultural communities - Vimarsana News

Female-led program to boost health literacy in Shepparton's multicultural communities

Sujeevika Kumuduni is participating in the program. 1 of 1 5370537724001 A female-led community health education program kicked off at St Paul's Lutheran Church on Wednesday, April 7, in a bid to improve health literacy among Shepparton's diverse communities. Wise Well Women, a joint program convened by Lorna Gillespie and Christine Nunn, will assist 12 refugee and migrant women to provide a bridge between the health system and their respective communities. Christine Nunn introduces the Wise Well Women program. Low health literacy is 15 per cent higher among refugee and migrant groups in A...

Five unsolved murders that happened in Buckinghamshire - Vimarsana News

Five unsolved murders that happened in Buckinghamshire

UPSETTING CONTENT Top left, Natasha Derby, bottom left, Mustapha Charkaui, centre, Beata Bryl, top right, Carolyn Anne Jackson and bottom right, John Sheppard Across Bucks, there are murders that have never been solved and people who have never been found. The heartbreak of knowing that a loved one was taken away in a callous and despicable manner has left many families devastated. Some cold cases are solved after decades of detective work, while others remain a mystery. Here are five unsolved murders in Buckinghamshire. Number 5: John Sheppard, 66: December 1994: Aylesbury John S...

City to temporarily close public facilities on Sunday - Vimarsana News

City to temporarily close public facilities on Sunday

City to temporarily close public facilities on Sunday Poll Yes By Tim Kalinowski on December 10, 2020. Herald photo by Ian Martens Mayor Chris Spearman speaks with a reporter as the City announced a number of temporarily closures of public facilities with new restrictions coming into effect this weekend. @IMartensHerald Due to new provincial COVID-19 public health restrictions brought in on Tuesday the City of Lethbridge will be temporarily closing several public facilities on Sunday, and they will remain closed until at least Jan. 12. The City announced it will be closing Stan Siwik Pool, N...