This holiday we are filled with gratitude for the countless acts of caring, sharing, and giving we have witnessed. Sending a heart full of good wishes your way.
Continue ReadingWANTED: External Finance Professional
Do you love numbers? Reconciling them, reporting and analyzing them, digging into the financial records that support them? The Aberdeen Health Foundation Society is seeking a new External Finance Professional – an individual or organization – to transition certain of our finance processes and controls from a volunteer Board member to a highly capable pro that can…
Continue ReadingApplications open for Population Health Funding
The Aberdeen Health Foundation is now accepting applications for Population Health Funding. Applications must be received by the Aberdeen Health Foundation on or before October 22, 2021. Good health is our greatest resource. The goal of this funding is to support programs that improve the health of the whole community while addressing the barriers that some…
Continue ReadingA Daughter’s Love
Ellen Jardine and her mother Kay shared an exceptional mother and daughter bond. Kay grew up in St. Paul’s, Pictou County, and was a nurse in the Eye Ward at the Aberdeen Hospital until her retirement in 1983. Her mother was her world and when Kay moved into Glen Haven Manor, Ellen signed up as…
Continue ReadingReports to the 2021 Annual General Meeting
CHAIR’S REPORT Like most organizations, the Aberdeen Health Foundation took a step back to consider what needed to be done differently when COVID-19 hit Nova Scotia. Working and meeting remotely were givens; the big questions were about how to identify urgent health needs and what support the Foundation could bring to those needs. The uncharted…
Continue Reading2021 Report to Community
The 2021 Report to Community has been released and will be arriving in Pictou County mailboxes soon. To view the report online click here.
Continue ReadingAGM 2021 – Thursday, March 25 at 6:30pm
You’re invited to the Aberdeen Health Foundation Annual General Meeting on Thursday, March 25, 2021 at 6:30pm. Due to social restrictions and protocols this will be a virtual event via Zoom. Please click on the Zoom link below. No password is required. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88374175183 Please join us for “Lessons from COVID-19.” From caring for our regions…
Continue ReadingJumping To Help Others
… … Sophia Brooks MacDonald is quite a young athlete and someone always ready to take on a challenge. During the early stages of the pandemic she often watched the news with her parents and heard stories of the hard work and dedication of front line hospital staff. Aware of the shortage of PPE available…
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