WhitbyMHL is dedicated to promoting men's recreational hockey for residents of Whitby. Our aim is to foster among its members a spirit of community, friendship and sportsmanship. The league continues to promote the game of hockey as a recreational sport for fun & enjoyment.
ANNUAL DRAFT - Wednesday June 27 - Doors open at 5:30
Knights of Columbus Hall at 133 Brock Street North, Whitby Ontario L1N 4H3
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Food & Beverages will be served
Knights of Columbus Hall at 133 Brock Street North, Whitby Ontario L1N 4H3
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Food & Beverages will be served
CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT
The Charles H. Best Diabetes Centre for children, youth and adults was founded in 1989 as a "first of its kind" Centre in Canada. The Centre received the prestigious Fredrick G. Banting Award in 1990, through the Centre's founder, Marlene Grass RN, a Diabetes Educator.
The Charles H. Best Diabetes Centre serves over 350 children and 1,200+ adults in the Durham region by providing the most current and top level education, support and management available from the time of diagnosis through all of life’s challenges; from sick days to pregnancies, from school days to work days and every day in between. Our inter-disciplinary team includes registered nurse educators, dietitians and a social worker all working together to improve the quality of life for individuals living with Type 1 Diabetes.
We provide the education and support necessary to help our patients and their families integrate the changes demanded by this disease throughout the life cycle; from paediatric to geriatric, so that they can live longer, healthier and happier lives. While there are many organizations focused on finding cures, The Centre is focused on keeping individuals healthy with programs that enable them to cope with the challenging daily demands of this disease. It is dedicated to providing young people and their families with education and support to meet their ongoing diabetes needs.
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The Charles H. Best Diabetes Centre serves over 350 children and 1,200+ adults in the Durham region by providing the most current and top level education, support and management available from the time of diagnosis through all of life’s challenges; from sick days to pregnancies, from school days to work days and every day in between. Our inter-disciplinary team includes registered nurse educators, dietitians and a social worker all working together to improve the quality of life for individuals living with Type 1 Diabetes.
We provide the education and support necessary to help our patients and their families integrate the changes demanded by this disease throughout the life cycle; from paediatric to geriatric, so that they can live longer, healthier and happier lives. While there are many organizations focused on finding cures, The Centre is focused on keeping individuals healthy with programs that enable them to cope with the challenging daily demands of this disease. It is dedicated to providing young people and their families with education and support to meet their ongoing diabetes needs.
Click link here for more information