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Community Scoop » Mayors Call For Urgent Improvements To Public Health Care - Vimarsana News

Community Scoop » Mayors Call For Urgent Improvements To Public Health Care

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Otago councils seek Health New Zealand commitment to improve public health services - Vimarsana News

Otago councils seek Health New Zealand commitment to improve public health services

Central Otago councils say they want a clear commitment from Health New Zealand to improve local public health services.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Harry Jerome honouree Denise Campbell's leadership makes a difference - Vimarsana News

Harry Jerome honouree Denise Campbell's leadership makes a difference

"Discover the inspiring journey of Denise Campbell, 2024 Harry Jerome Award honouree. Explore her transformative contributions to Toronto's social development, including the creation of the Toronto Community Crisis Service and the Anti-Black Racism Action Plan. Celebrate her 30 years of leadership and impact on community safety and wellbeing. Learn more about how she's shaping a more inclusive Toronto."

Toronto's Harry Jerome Award honours social change agent | News - Vimarsana News

Toronto's Harry Jerome Award honours social change agent | News

TORONTO: A Jamaican-Canadian seasoned public servant will for the second time receive a prestigious Harry Jerome Award – this time, the professional award – presented by the Black Business and Professional Association (BBPA). The first award she...

The problem with Cambridge's welfare system is that there's too much of it - Vimarsana News

The problem with Cambridge's welfare system is that there's too much of it

The problem with Cambridge’s welfare system is that there’s too much of it, argues Will McLaughlin