Hello world!
Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing!
Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing!
Royal Alexandra
Hospital Foundation
10240 Kingsway,
Edmonton, AB
T5H 3V9
The Royal Alexandra Hospital Foundation is accredited by Imagine Canada for excellence and compliance in five key areas of operations: Board Governance, Financial Accountability and Transparency. Fundraising, Staff Management, and Volunteer Involvement.
Canadian Charitable Registration Number:
11912 6217 RR0001
At the Royal Alexandra Hospital (RAH), the journey toward advancements in community health has been marked by significant milestones. Over the past decade, the hospital has championed programs that address the critical needs of resilient populations, allowing for the success of the Addiction Recovery and Community Health (ARCH) initiative to pave the way for new support avenues like the Bridge Healing program.
The Lois Hole Hospital for Women continues to drive transformational change in women’s health through the generous contributions of our empowering donor community, passing several notable milestones–while always reaching for new ones. The Dale Sheard Centre for Solutions in Women’s Health, a cornerstone of research excellence, now proudly bears the sign of its namesake, and the Lois Hole Hospital Women’s Society succeeded in surpassing a grand total of $1,000,000 raised in support of innovative programs. Together, we are shaping the future of women’s healthcare and creating lasting change for generations to come.
As a paramedic, Brent Kelland has done his fair share of saving lives. However, a shocking discovery around the health of Brent’s heart turned him from retired paramedic to patient, just in time for a second chance at life. Thankfully, the CK Hui Heart Centre was able to return the favour of saving his life, in large part due to donor support and the expertise of the centre’s cardiologists.
The Eye Institute of Alberta plays a pivotal role in advancing and treating vision health, but there is more to it than just treating a person’s sight. Dr. Matthew Benson’s research into genetic conditions impacting vision, sparked by a chance encounter with a young patient, helps to show how vision health is more than just treatment of someone’s ability to see, it is about changing lives and fostering hope in medical innovation.
Thanks to the community’s steadfast devotion and significant contributions to a more equitable future for women’s healthcare, the Alberta Women’s Health Foundation (AWHF) has been able to support crucial research into conditions that disproportionately affect women–and is poised to make even more progress.
At the Royal Alexandra Hospital (RAH), the journey toward advancements in community health has been marked by significant milestones. Over the past decade, the hospital has championed programs that address the critical needs of resilient populations, allowing for the success of the Addiction Recovery and Community Health (ARCH) initiative to pave the way for new support avenues like the Bridge Healing program.
The Lois Hole Hospital for Women continues to drive transformational change in women’s health through the generous contributions of our empowering donor community, passing several notable milestones–while always reaching for new ones. The Dale Sheard Centre for Solutions in Women’s Health, a cornerstone of research excellence, now proudly bears the sign of its namesake, and the Lois Hole Hospital Women’s Society succeeded in surpassing a grand total of $1,000,000 raised in support of innovative programs. Together, we are shaping the future of women’s healthcare and creating lasting change for generations to come.
As a paramedic, Brent Kelland has done his fair share of saving lives. However, a shocking discovery around the health of Brent’s heart turned him from retired paramedic to patient, just in time for a second chance at life. Thankfully, the CK Hui Heart Centre was able to return the favour of saving his life, in large part due to donor support and the expertise of the centre’s cardiologists.
The Eye Institute of Alberta plays a pivotal role in advancing and treating vision health, but there is more to it than just treating a person’s sight. Dr. Matthew Benson’s research into genetic conditions impacting vision, sparked by a chance encounter with a young patient, helps to show how vision health is more than just treatment of someone’s ability to see, it is about changing lives and fostering hope in medical innovation.
Thanks to the community’s steadfast devotion and significant contributions to a more equitable future for women’s healthcare, the Alberta Women’s Health Foundation (AWHF) has been able to support crucial research into conditions that disproportionately affect women–and is poised to make even more progress.