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Calgary Zone Volunteer Resources Contact Information Community or Facility Contact Email address Contact number Zone Manager Michele Rondot [email protected] (587) 779-2035 Patient Engagement Kirsten Hrup [email protected] (587) 779-2036 Linda Stilborn Alberta Children’s Hospital Lorne Freno [email protected] (403) 955-7997 Diane Arellano Foothills Medical Centre Marisa Boulet [email protected] (403) 944-1336 Ellie Shock Helen Fung Min Young Peter Lougheed Centre Diane Polesello [email protected] (403) 943-4760 Strathmore General Hospital Cathy Walling Steve Barnes Rockyview General Hospital Therese Hesla [email protected] (403) 943-3566 Bryanne Vergara Patrick Mulvihill South Health Campus Melissa Wannamaker [email protected] (403) 956-1224 Karen Cameron Ashley Hornaday Home Care Diane Polesello [email protected] (403) 803-0109 High River Grace Ledoux [email protected] (403) 652-0113 Oilfields General Hospital (Black Diamond) Robin Carnegie (403) 933-6564 Okotoks Community Care Centre (403) 995-2660 Didsbury General Hospital Dawna Faryna [email protected] (403) 910-2984 Airdrie Community Care Cochrane Community Care Updated: November 2015 Community or Facility Contact Email address Contact number Canmore General Hospital Lori McClain [email protected] (403) 678-7253 Banff Community Care (403) 762-2990 Claresholm Willow Creek Continuing Care Carmelle Steel [email protected] (403) 625-8632 Claresholm General Hospital Vulcan General Hospital Nanton Community Care Volunteer Supported Retail Shops Buyer: [email protected] (403) 943-3173 Including…. Susan Morrison Foothills Medical Centre: Coordinator: [email protected] Friends / Friends Too Gift Shops (403) 943-4613 FMC, AC, PLC Charity Parsons Alberta Children’s Hospital: Emily’s Window Peter Lougheed Centre: Coordinator: [email protected] (403) 943-3880 Take Ten / Gift Box SHC, RGH Rockyview General Hospital: Heather Burdeyney Main Lobby Shop / Ann’s Alcove South Health Campus Comfort Corner Updated: November 2015 .

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