Neutropenia Support Association

The Manitoba Forestry Association (MFA) has entered a period of hibernation while undertaking initiatives that align with its mission, including the establishment of Manitoba's Covid Memorial Forest, which honors each life lost to the pandemic with the planting of a seedling. Additionally, the MFA has transitioned significant assets such as the Tree Planting Car to the Manitoba Agricultural Museum to continue its legacy of educating the public about the benefits of tree planting. The organization has also passed its flagship educational program, the Manitoba Envirothon, to the Manitoba Association of Watersheds, ensuring its continued impact on environmental education. As they look toward the future, the MFA remains committed to promoting sustainable forestry practices and raising awareness about the importance of conservation across the province. Generated from the website

The College of Medical Laboratory Technologists of Manitoba (CMLTM) is the regulatory body for medical laboratory technologists in Manitoba, ensuring that members adhere to the standards of practice, ethical guidelines, and continuing education requirements. CMLTM plays a crucial role in the assessment and registration of both Canadian-educated and internationally-educated applicants, facilitating the entry of qualified professionals into the healthcare workforce. Committed to promoting patient safety and professional accountability, CMLTM hosts regular Council meetings that are open to the public via webcast and engages in strategic planning for continuous improvement. The organization also emphasizes the importance of truth and reconciliation within the sector, aligning with broader societal goals of inclusivity and respect for all communities. Generated from the website

United Church Halfway Homes in Winnipeg, Canada, offer a welcoming environment for women and men transitioning from the criminal justice system to independent community living. With three homes accommodating up to 26 residents, their staff provide 24-hour care and support to promote positive choices in personal, social, recreational, cultural, and spiritual realms. By working closely with residents to reduce the risk of reoffending, United Church Halfway Homes contribute to creating a safer and healthier community for all. Through a focus on developing essential life skills, residents are empowered to lead healthy, respectful lives while enhancing their quality of life and that of their families and the wider community. Generated from their website