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Former nurses returning to work, brewing companies making had sanitizer, restaurants repurposing their business to feed front line workers.. Great job Manitoba!Manitoba Government Permitting Former Nurses to Practice During COVID-19 Pandemic bit.ly/2wTXrtU
As many of us have become instant teachers at this time, I thought I would share a photo of one of my "classes" with my daughter... gardening! We just planted these last week! Any members or followers have inside blooms yet?
A valuable resource in these uncertain times
Mental Health and the COVID-19 Pandemic
www.camh.ca
A webpage designed to help people with concerns and questions about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on their lives and mental well-being.A positive poem to start your Thursday, shared from the page of Baslow WIA positive thought for this Thursday morning.
Thanks for the share - Dr Robin Fawcett on Facebook
Pass this on to anyone you may know who may be able to help. There are many innovative ManitobansAre you a Manitoban manufacturer or business who can rapidly scale up production or re-tool your manufacturing lines to develop to help in the fight against #COVID19? Complete the submission form at bit.ly/2UyWEGw. #Covid19MB
An interesting initiative. Many positive things can come from a crisis, helping others is an example.Are you a volunteer looking to help out?
Are you in need of a helping hand?
Help Next Door MB is a network of helpers coming together as a community. Learn more at helpnextdoormb.ca. #COVID19 #Covid19MB
It's important to take care of your mental health in these rapidly changing times, see below for resourcesPandemic situations can be very challenging and bring a lot of change and uncertainty. Visit bit.ly/2xozRoP for information and resources to help you and your family manage stress during #COVID19. #Covid19MB
All around the world, people are in isolation to protect themselves, their loved ones, and their communities. With this isolation comes a measure of safety, but we also know that isolation is one of the biggest challenges in the every-day lives of rural women. Why not take a moment today and write, email, call, video-conference, carrier-pigeon, or smoke-signal one of your friends who you haven't heard from in the last month or so. You could start with those you know are most vulnerable, or those who are most likely to need a friend right now. ACWW"s strength has always been its network - we are proud of how are members look after each other, and this is a great opportunity to ensure those who most need it get the help you can offer!
More updates. Stay safe, stay home!An additional probable case of #COVID19 has been identified, while another case initially identified as probable has been ruled out. Total number cases in MB remains at 20. For accurate info and to access the online screening tool, visit www.manitoba.ca/covid19. #Covid19MB
COVID-19 Bulletin #29 bit.ly/33FR0GJ
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