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Dawson Creek Hospital Auxiliary launches campaign to buy $19.5K ‘Tovertafel’ dementia treatment equipment – Energeticcity.ca

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The Dawson Creek Hospital is raising money to buy a new treatment option for dementia patients. (Northern Health) DAWSON CREEK, B.C. — The Dawson Creek Hospital Auxiliary has launched a new fundraising campaign to raise $19,500 for a specialized piece of equipment for dementia patients. The hospital’s auxiliary posted to Facebook on March 19th announcing a new initiative to raise money for the purchase of a ‘Tovertafel,’ an interactive projector…
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Dawson Creek Hospital Auxiliary launches campaign to buy $19.5K ‘Tovertafel’ dementia treatment equipment – Energeticcity.ca

The Dawson Creek Hospital is raising money to buy a new treatment option for dementia patients. (Northern Health) DAWSON CREEK, B.C. — The Dawson Creek Hospital Auxiliary has launched a new fundraising campaign to raise $19,500 for a specialized piece of equipment for dementia patients. The hospital’s auxiliary posted to Facebook on March 19th announcing a new initiative to raise money for the purchase of a ‘Tovertafel,’ an interactive projector…

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