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Gateway receives $15,000 from Lions Club Goderich to support student employment and rural health

  • Jul 9
  • 1 min read
Lions Club of Goderich donated $15,000 to Gateway (L-R): Nyden Greenfield, Research Assistant at Gateway, Gwen Devereaux, President at Gateway, Wayne Lyons, President at Lions Club, Dan Stringer, Vice Chair, Gateway, Madison Cardno, Research Assistant at Gateway.
Lions Club of Goderich donated $15,000 to Gateway (L-R): Nyden Greenfield, Research Assistant at Gateway, Gwen Devereaux, President at Gateway, Wayne Lyons, President at Lions Club, Dan Stringer, Vice Chair, Gateway, Madison Cardno, Research Assistant at Gateway.

By: Alexa Hugill

The Lions Club of Goderich presented Gateway Centre of Excellence in Rural Health (CERH) board members and staff with a donation of $15,000.

This generous donation will allow Gateway CERH to support its initiatives and invest in the next generation of rural health leaders by providing students with valuable employment and experiential learning opportunities.

It will also enable Gateway CERH to continue advancing rural health research across our local communities.

Gateway CERH sincerely appreciates the ongoing support of the Lions Club of Goderich, which has been a valued donor for many years.

Their contributions play a vital role in supporting local students and the Gateway CERH initiatives they work on.

For more information about Gateway CERH please visit, https://www.gatewayruralhealth.ca/.

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