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When the COVID-19 pandemic hit Ontario, Hydro One recognized its role to support communities throughout the crisis. As the pandemic progressed, mental health became the main focus for Hydro One after recognizing the need for mental health supports within the Hydro One employee base.
Hydro One reached out to experts in revolutionizing mental health Jack.org to provide virtual Jack Talks, mental health presentations delivered by young people to young people.
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In 2010, Queens University student Jack Windeler died by suicide at 18 years old. For whatever reason, Jack was unable to reach out for the help he needed.
Packers to honor Wisconsin healthcare workers during Super Bowl
January 22, 2021 8:31 AM Jaymes Langrehr
GREEN BAY, Wis. The Green Bay Packers say they’re sending four local healthcare workers to Super Bowl LV to join in on the festivities.
The team picked four employees of Bellin Health as part of an NFL initiative to invite healthcare heroes to the game, representing all 32 teams.
The Packers invited infectious disease physician Dr. Michael Landrum, MD; RN certified nurse specialist in training Jessie Schaumberg; critical care RN Jessica Landry and respiratory therapist Lucy Bellerud to Tampa for the big game.
“We’re honored to extend these invitations to these incredibly dedicated healthcare professionals,” Packers President and CEO Mark Murphy said in a statement. “We are so grateful for everything they and their colleagues have done to take care of our community during this challenging time.”