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More than $4 million has been invested to expand hemodialysis services and upgrade air exchange systems at the Peter Lougheed Centre in Calgary.
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Keep up with everything we’re up to by reading the articles below. Whether it’s an exciting new announcement, a breakthrough or even a closer look at our organization, this is the place to find news about the amazing work made possible by the Calgary Health Foundation’s generous donors.
Statement from the Calgary Health Foundation regarding the 215 Indigenous Children
The Calgary Health Foundation is heartbroken to hear about the 215 Indigenous children whose remains were found at a former residential school in Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc.
Community-focused science to help families predict and prevent preterm birth
Largest project of its kind in Canada launches in Calgary
Calgary Health Foundation invests $12M to expand GI clinic at Rockyview General Hospital
Jill Young knew nothing about the pregnancy related condition, preeclampsia, until three years ago when her daughter Cara Kernohan died from a severe form of it.
Foothills Hospital Home Lottery to advance mental health support for Albertans!
Calgary Health Foundation launched the 29th annual Foothills Hospital Home Lottery, featuring a breathtaking $2.6 million-dollar lakeside Grand Prize Showhome in Mahogany, Calgary.
Curling’s Sandra Schmirler Foundation puts weight behind care for Alberta’s newborns
In Canada one in ten newborns rely on the care of the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
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Behind every story of health care success, there’s the research, innovation and technology that made it possible. We’re proud to support our health care system by funding innovative new projects and technologies. Check out a few below to see our success so far.
Let's talk pelvic floor - Belinda's story
Belinda Fox is the mother of two university students, a successful executive and a philanthropist. However, she was also among the one in three women afflicted with a pelvic floor disorder after the birth of her daughter.
Recent donation brings new, immersive experiences to Carewest residents
Dozens, and soon to be hundreds, of residents from over five Carewest facilities will have the opportunity to engage in captivating new experiences through virtual reality technology. Virtual Reality (VR) provides rich and immersive experiences for residents. Every scenario is specifically adapted for the user. Through this technology, residents are able to explore personally relevant
Courtney's Story of Hope
Five months after giving birth to her beautiful daughter, Courtney found herself taking her husband’s car and driving to BC without anyone knowing where she was. She didn’t know it at the time, but she was experiencing a depressive episode with postpartum psychosis, and had been suffering from the condition since the birth of her child. Courtney was at risk of harming herself, and it had become clear that she needed care from the Women’s Mental Health Clinic.
Recipe of the month - chicken quesadillas
For a variety of reasons, many of us are experiencing fatigue, which can lead to unhealthy food choices. Donors to Calgary Health Foundation support the South Health Campus Wellness Kitchen, which is hosting a virtual class for Eating Well When Fatigued. Led by registered dietitians and an occupational therapist, the class includes cooking demonstrations and
Because of you, Calgary is leading preterm birth research!
The largest study to predict and prevent preterm birth is launching in Calgary thanks to your support!
Miracle Baby Carries On Late Mother's Legacy
While one first-time mom’s life slipped away, doctors had only four minutes to bring her miracle baby into the world. The sudden and excruciating loss of Cara, due to complications caused by preeclampsia, is why her family is so dedicated to ensuring new hope for expecting moms in the future.
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