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The Truro and Colchester Partnership for Economic Prosperity will use the funding to deliver recognition events and create a social media promotional and recruitment campaign.
The Office of Healthcare Professionals Recruitment Community Fund contribution will also be used to create a new Colchester East Hants Health Centre promotional video and give recruits access to an intro skiing program at Ski Wentworth.“Having health-care newcomers and their families transition well and settle into our communities is to our benefit,” said Dave Ritcey, MLA for Truro-Bible Hill-Millbrook-Salmon River.
“The communities leading these programs know best how to attract and highlight the benefits and lifestyles of their own area, and this funding allows them to do that.” A total of 30 organizations will receive funding through the OHPR Community Fund, with more details to be available in the coming weeks.Bookmark our website and support our journalism:'In many communities, services simply do not exist': Choices for Youth expansion outside St. John's Metro will be a one-stop-shop for youth looking for support services
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