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September 12, 2011
It’s that time again – ELECTION TIME! Yes, I know it seems like we just had an election – and we did, the federal election in May, however it is now provincial election time. The province is the level of government that is most responsible for healthcare. From what I’ve seen and heard so far, healthcare doesn’t seem to be foremost on any of the political leaders’ or candidates’ agenda.
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June 30, 2011
Thank you to the London community for supporting our 3rd annual Heads Up Walkathon! On a cool, rainy Saturday June 25th we were excited to see all of our ‘walkers’ show up, along with a record 42 volunteers - who kept everything running smoothly, ensuring that everyone could enjoy their snacks, learn about brain injuries at the awareness stations, and not get lost en route!!
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June 8, 2011
June is Brain Injury Awareness month in Ontario. Dale Brain Injury Services has a couple of events planned to help raise awareness (and funds) in the community.
Distance for Dale (D4D) was held on Sunday June 5th, a beautiful day for a motorcycle ride along the lake, followed by a fabulous lunch.
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April 15, 2011
Traditionally in April organizations across Ontario honour the commitment and work of the volunteers affiliated with their programs and services. This year’s theme is Passion, Action, Impact. In non-profit organizations Volunteers perform a vital role in ensuring the success of organizations as they are its foundation. It is generally the passion and actions of the original founding Volunteers that created the organization.
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December 1, 2010
When you read about blogging, all of the ‘experts’ tell you that it is important that you are interested in the topic, and that you are interesting – that is that you hold people’s attention and make them want to read. So I hope that you will read my blog, and make comments about it, provoke further discussion and participate in it.
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