St. Paul’s team members take on the Challenge
Members of St. Paul’s Hospital’s Psychiatry Department and Mental Health Program have joined forces to raise awareness and funds.
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Saved by a miracle machine
Read the incredible story of how having an ultrasound image of his heart may very well have saved Joseph Bienert’s life.
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Spring/Summer 2013 Promise magazine
Find out about St. Paul’s Mental Health Program, the link between ethnicity and heart disease and much more in our latest issue!
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International accreditation
St. Paul’s Hospital Goldcorp Fellowship in Addiction Medicine is the first in Western Canada to be accredited by the American Board of Addiction Medicine.
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Stepping up to address viral hepatitis
$1.5-million fund will be used to apply infrastructure developed by BC Centre for Excellence in HIV/AIDS for goal of a hepatitis-free generation for B.C.
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Welcome to St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation
St. Paul's Hospital Foundation raises funds for enhanced patient care, capital projects, equipment, research and teaching at St. Paul's Hospital in Vancouver, B.C.
About Us
St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation is a registered charity that raises funds for medical equipment, research and enhanced patient care at St. Paul’s Hospital, a world-leading academic health science centre located in the heart of downtown Vancouver, British Columbia.
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Our Needs
St. Paul’s Hospital Foundation raises funds for equipment, research and improved patient care. The hospital’s current needs include support for Heart + Lung, HIV & AIDS research and treatment, Palliative Care, Kidney Program and Addictions/Mental Health.
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Way to go Psychiatry & Mental Health at St. Paul's! It's great to have you on our @scotiahalf Charity Challenge team! http://t.co/Bbi5r4ywJ1
– 3 hours ago
In the Spotlight
First-Time Donor’s Super Credit: 2013 federal budget proposes adding 25 percentage points to the Charitable Tax Credit for donations made by individuals who have not claimed (and whose spouse has not claimed) the Charitable Tax Credit since 2007. Learn more from Imagine Canada.