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Horn of Africa Drought Crisis
More than 10 million people need emergency help.
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Regaining control
A Canadian neurologist is instrumental in bringing hope for epilepsy patients.
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Edie Rittinger succeeds Thomas M. Davis as Chair of HPIC
Following the appointment of Mr. Thomas M. Davis to the Superior Court of Quebec as a Puisne Justice in the district of Montreal, Health Partners International of Canada (HPIC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Ms. Edie Rittinger as the new Chair of HPIC’s Board of Directors.
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HPIC launches the Jake Epp Development Fund
Canadian MPs and health care industry stakeholders attend a launch in Ottawa for a fund which will allow HPIC to make a greater impact in the developing world.
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QC lab staff receive important training
The quality control lab (QC lab), one of the five focuses of HPIC's Capacity Building and Access to Medicines (CBAM) project in Afghanistan, is a fundamental component in pharmaceutical management, and is an important contributing factor for increasing access to high quality medicines for the people of Afghanistan.
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Taking the pain away
On May 14 2011, Dr. Hank Scholtens left for his second medical mission to Peru.
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HPIC responds to Horn of Africa Drought Crisis
It is estimated that 13 million people have been affected by what is currently being called the world's worst humanitarian crisis.
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Health Partners International of Canada hosts a visit from the Canadian Embassy at the Indira Gandhi Children's Hospital in Afghanistan
To commemorate Universal Children's Day, Health Partners International Canada (HPIC) hosted a visit for representatives from Canada's Embassy in Afghanistan.
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More than 13,000 treatments were provided to children with medicine sent
by HPIC
to the largest children’s hospital in Afghanistan through HPIC’s Capacity Building and Access to Medicines project in 2010.
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Health
Partners International of Canada is officially registered with
the Canada Revenue Agency as a charity. As such, HPIC may issue
a tax receipt for qualifying donations over
$10 to Canadian donors. Registration Number: 119031524RR0001 |
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