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February 4, 2021 · 0 Comments
Two weeks ago, Vince’s announced the 2021 recipient of their Community Product Initiative. Southlake Foundation would be this year’s beneficiary, with 15 percent of sales of the designated “Community Product” – often a staple grocery item – supporting the Mental Health Program at Southlake Regional Health Centre.
“The focus on Mental Health has been growing, in particular during this pandemic,” said Giancarlo Trimarchi, partner at Vince’s. “Although there is much discussion about the need for mental health facilities, programs and initiatives, we also recognize there are shortfalls, and that there is room for improvement. On that note, we’d like our customers to know how funds from this year’s Community Product Initiative will be used by our partners at Southlake, and how this will make a positive difference for patient care.”
TORONTO One of the doctors involved in treating an Ontario toddler who died in her sleep after being told she only had the flu will need to take formal education in the management of fever, dehydration and sepsis in children. The College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario (CPSO) launched an investigation after Newmarket toddler Sophia Farah died suddenly in January. The two-year-old became sick around Christmas last year, her mother Arzo Wahab told CTV News Toronto in September. Sophia developed a fever, was lethargic, throwing up, and had discoloured eyes. When the fever spiked, Sophia s parents took her to The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto. After waiting seven hours to see a doctor, they were told the wait would be another six hours, and left.