This year again, the Executive Director and the Director of programs have thanked all their employees for their dedication towards the clients of the establishment. All the employees were present and had a lot of fun at the BBQ organized in their honor.
The Executive Director and the Directors of Programs would like to thank all the employees for their dedication towards the clients of our establishment. In order to do so, a Bar-B-Q is organized in your honor and will be served on Thursday, September 5, 2002.
The Board of directors and the team of directors would like to thank all the staff for their implication and dedication and we wish for all HAPPY HOLIDAYS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR! By way of thanks the employees receive a sweet Christmas baskets...
The Centre de santé et de services sociaux du Pontiac held its Annual Public Information Meeting on Tuesday, June 21st 2005, at 6:00 p.m., at the CLSC Bryson.
At a musical activity which took place on December 28, 2005, the Fiddlers Cove group of Sheenboro gave a fund of $ 2000 for the Day Medicine department, more specially for the oncology department. We thank them so much!
A brilliant idea turns out to be a fruitful fundraiser. Dr. Pascal Croteau is very committed to the Palliative Care Project. He challenged the staff at the Centre de santé et de services sociaux du Pontiac, to give donations to the palliative care project and in exchange he would shave off his moustache and his hair. On August 26 2005, before curious spectators, Dr. Croteau accompanied by two Medical Students: Yves Charette and Justin Kahalé had their hair shaved and it continued as we watch Dr. Croteau shave off his moustache for the first time since his youth! They raised a sum of $2 500. We thank them for their commitment to the establishment but especially for their commit-ment to the Palliative Care. We also wish to thank everyone who contributed financially to this fundraiser.
The Palliative Care Committee!
Tuesday, April 20th 2004, the Centre de santé du Pontiac had organized an activity at the Bryson Lions' Club to underline the dedication of their 170 volunteers involved in different missions.
Files
