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ASHLAND, Ore.– A local restaurant is partnering with the United Way of Jackson County to continue its fundraising efforts for those affected by last year’s wildfires.
Standing Stone Brewing Company in Ashland says it’s created and is now selling a special cocktail to raise funds for fire victims.
When you buy the ‘Phoenix Rising Paloma’, standing stone will donate two dollars to the united way of Jackson County.
Restaurant manager Elisha Lewis says she’s hopeful her restaurant can make a big difference.
She said, “We all know someone whether its a family member, or local community member or small business that’s still feeling the effects of the fires last summer. Standing stone recognizes that there’s still very much a need for assistance.”
Nursing Times has been told.
Almost a year on from then, the hospice is once again appealing for nine more nurses to join the team to meet a doubling in demand in its catchment area.
Children’s nurse and head of specialist care and nursing at the Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice, Elisha Lewis (pictured above), stressed to
Nursing Times that the “quicker we recruit, the more children we can see”.
Previously, the nursing team thought there were around 1,000 babies, children and young people within their catchment area who had life-limiting or life-threatening conditions.
However, data from 2020 suggests there are now more than 2,400.