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www.oakvillebeaver.com The Oakville Beaver, Friday November 30, 2007 - 19 New HHS Eating Disorders Program When a child has an eating disorder, it can have a profound effect on the entire family. Thanks to a generous $60,000 gift from Sun Life Financial, additional support and assistance is now available for families in our community who have a child with an eating disorder. With Sun Life Financial's tremendous support, Halton Healthcare Services (HHS) has announced the launch of a Multi-Family Group Therapy Program, an innovative form of eating disorder treatment designed to give teens/children with an eating disorder a chance to enjoy a full adolescence while reducing the emotional impact on their families. For more information on this new program, please call the HHS Eating Disorders Program at 905-815-5124. Dr. Ivan Eisler & Pennie Fairbairn, members of the Multi-Family Group Therapy Development Training Team from Maudsley Hospital in London, England flank Perry Badham of Sun Life Financial and John Oliver, President & CEO of Halton Healthcare Services. Holiday Cards The 2007 OTMH Holiday Card is a watercolour illustration of the original Oakville Post Office, set on the banks of Sixteen Mile Creek, created by Robert Boast-Cornish. Mr. Boast-Cornish is well known for his works of Oakville and Bronte scenes. His original paintings, limited editions and Giclée fine art prints can be found in private and corporate collections in Canada and abroad. The OTMH Holiday Cards are available in the Treasure Cove Gift Shop in the OTMH Lobby. A package of 10 cards, with envelopes, is $12 (including tax). Proceeds from the 2007 Holiday cards will be used to purchase new medical equipment for OTMH, such as a sleeper chair for the Maternal Child Department. Thank you for making a difference to the health of our community. A Collaborative Partnership Halton Healthcare Services (HHS) recently launched a collaborative partnership with Smith & Nephew Incorporated. The partnership will provide HHS with the expertise and educational support to establish a wound care program and implement "best practice programs" for ulcer prevention and wound care across its three hospitals. Smith & Nephew Incorporated is a world-wide leader in advanced wound management products. Left to Right: John Oliver, HHS President and CEO; Nabila Lowe, OTMH Medical Program Leader; Don Desjardins, National Strategic Partnerships Manager, Smith & Nephew; Sylvia Rodgers, HHS Chief Nursing Officer and Professional Practice Leader; Stephanie Chadwick, HHS Wound Care Specialist. Little Fundraiser: Big Heart Meet Kathryn Austin, a six year old Oakville girl, who organized a concert for friends and family at her cottage this summer. The proceeds of the concert, totaling $80.00 were donated to OTMH's Maternal Child Department. Kathryn feels very strongly about "helping other children and wanting them to feel good and happy." Way to go Kathryn! Left to Right: Cindy MacDonald, Program Leader for the HHS Maternal Child Program with Kathryn Austin. Our People Are Our Best Resource Our healthcare team at Halton Healthcare Services is comprised of a dynamic group of individuals who together provide outstanding patient care to the residents of Halton Hills, Milton and Oakville. Their stellar efforts - working diligently to provide safe, compassionate, quality care to our patients each and every day - is second to none. Halton Healthcare Services has many exciting opportunities for registered nurses, allied healthcare professionals and volunteers at all three of its community hospitals. Whether you are looking for an opportunity to grow your career or a rewarding volunteer experience, we invite you to come join our team. For a complete listing of both employment and volunteer opportunities at our hospitals, please log on to www.haltonhealthcare.com. OAKVILLE-TRAFALGAR MEMORIAL HOSPITAL · 327 REYNOLDS STREET · OAKVILLE · ON · L6J 3L7 · 905-845-2571