The Story of the Year

A Tradition of Caring… 2012 …A Tradition of Sharing

Annual Report April 1, 2011 – March 31, 2012 It has been an outstanding year of growth for the Meno Ya Win Health Centre.

Six new acute care beds open bringing the number of beds to forty-six

Five bed medical withdrawal support unit opens its doors to provide a safe place for clients to withdrawal in the care of a professional healthcare team and environment

Breast feeding specialist now working with SLMHC’s pre-natal program

New automated distribution system for medications now in operation

Diagnostic Imaging program fully staffed with a team to provide radiology services that now includes CT and Mammography

Two operating rooms with state of the art sterilizing system in full use

Interpreter services available 24/7

Traditional Foods Program now fully operational

Telemedicine expanded to access more than 40 allied health care professionals

Centre for Complex Diabetes Care opens to improve care for patients living with diabetes

Under Screened Never Screened cancer care screening initiative rolls out to reach those living in northern urban, rural and remote communities

State of the art simulation lab opens to allow for continued training of staff and students

With your support we can continue to help SLMHC grow its programs and services as a Centre of Excellence for health care in the north.

Cover Photo by RCG Incorporated The Foundation 3 Message from the President 4 The Year in Review 5 Financials 11 The Donor Bill of Rights 15 Donor Recognition Program 16 Contributions 17 Tribute Programs 27 A Look Ahead 29 Making a Difference 30 SLMHC Foundation

The Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation raises funds for healthcare needs for more than 30,000 people living in Sioux Lookout, the surrounding communities and northern served by the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre.

The foundation was incorporated in 1994 and was originally known as the Sioux Lookout District Health Foundation. The organization later changed its name to the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation to reflect the amalgamation of the two main Sioux Lookout District Health Centre sites, the 7th avenue site, formerly the Sioux Lookout Zone Hospital, and the 5th avenue site, formerly the Sioux Lookout General Hospital.

Our purpose is to raise money to provide funding for medical equipment, education, special treatment programs and building funds for the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre.

Our motto, A Tradition of Caring…A Tradition of Sharing, defines us. It is what we do everyday with the ongoing support of our generous donors.

Since our inception, and with our donors support, we have raised more than $5 million to enhance health care in the north. Our greatest achievements include raising $2.5 million for the local share of the new hospital project, more than $1.79 million with Wasaya Group Inc. for the CT Scanner Project, and more than $400,000 to ensure year round mammography services at the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre.

The foundation is governed by a volunteer board of directors who oversee the foundation’s programs.

Board of Directors

PRESIDENT DIRECTORS Mr. David Murray Mrs. Marguerite Hoey Ms. Catherine Beamish Ms. Linda Nothing-Chaplin Mr. Dick Davidson Mr. Stanley Sainnawap VICE PRESIDENT Ms. Rita Demetzer Mr. Douglas Semple Mr. Terry Jewell Mr. Tom Kamenawatamin Mr. Ed Linkewich TREASURER Dr. Robert Minty Mr. Harvey Friesen

Foundation Administrator Mrs. Kathryn Davidson

3 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 A Message from the President

“We have so many to thank – a dedicated and committed foundation board, a supportive and strong Meno Ya Win management team and staff, and the generosity of our Donors.”

Marguerite Hoey, President SLMHC Foundation

Photo courtesy of The Sioux Lookout Bulletin

From local service groups and volunteers who organize fundraising events, to corporate and individual donors who support them, our story is always the same – “We could not do this without you!”

By working together we realize the greatest achievements in our efforts to raise funds for the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre. Events both large and small contribute toa our goals nd help us to ensure healthier futures for our communities.

Through the continued support of donors, who believe in quality heath care, and the dedication of volunteers, who host third party fundraising events, we are able to fund program, equipment and education needs at the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre.

Thank you for dreaming big and for taking this journey with us. Thank you for believing in quality health care for our communities and enhancing services for the north. Thank you for your kind and generous donations that allow us to help so many, right here at home.

Thank you for making our story The Story of the Year.

4 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Wasaya Group Inc. CT Scanner Project

Aside from the building of the new facility, the CT Scanner Project was by far the greatest fundraising effort to enhance health care in Sioux Lookout. On November 3, 2011 major donors and key fundraisers gathered to celebrate the completion of the project and the opening of the CT Room at the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre.

The CT Scanner Project was inspired by the late Grace Teskey, who spoke with Tom Kamenawatamin, President & CEO of Wasaya Group Inc. and Stanley Sainnawap, First Nations Relations about her vision of having a CT Scanner based in Sioux Lookout. She believed the availability of a CT Scanner locally would help to save lives in the north. Wasaya Group Inc., , Wasaya WeeCheeWayWin Inc. and the chiefs of the Wasaya communities agreed, and on April 3, 2007 pledged a combined total of $505,000 to kick start the fundraising effort.

Wasaya Group Inc. became the champions of the CT Scanner Project, sharing Grace’s vision and carrying her message to all communities, companies, organizations and individuals in Sioux Lookout, the surrounding communities and northern First Nations served by the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre.

The campaign was a grand success with all communities served by the health centre contributing to the project, either through individual donations or community pledges. In the last year of the campaign, Sandy Lake First Nation committed $100,000 in large part to honour five community members who fasted in 1988 to advocate for better health care in our communities, and Riley Barkman & Friends raised more than $235,000 during a walkathon from Sachigo Lake First Nation to Sioux Lookout.

Never have we seen so many come together in support of a common goal. We have all been moved by the journey to bring CT services to Sioux Lookout and to improve healthcare in the north; moved to act, to participate, and to contribute to something greater than ourselves.

We are forever grateful for Grace Teskey’s vision, for Tom and Stan and the Wasaya companies and communities for carrying Grace’s message, for all individuals, businesses, organizations and communities who made kind and generous donations to the CT Scanner Project, and for Riley Barkman & Friends for completing the journey and helping to make the vision of a CT Scanner in Sioux Lookout a reality.

5 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 A Vision Becomes Reality

RILEY BARKMAN - an exceptional young man who not only moved the people in his community but whole communities in his path as he walked over 700 kilometers to fulfill a woman’s vision. Riley created hope and inspiration by his passion to help. Riley’s “Helping to Make a Vision a Reality” Walkathon fulfilled the late Grace Teskey’s vision of having a CT Scanner based in Sioux Lookout by raising the remaining funds needed to purchase a CT Scanner for the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre.

Upon hearing Grace’s story and about the many people who died from illnesses where an early detection might have saved their lives, Riley made the decision to help with the fundraising effort.

On March 28, 2011 Riley set out from Sachigo Lake First Nation for the more than 700km journey to Sioux Lookout. Seventeen days later and with fellow walkers Andrew Kaminawash, Stanley Barkman, Lawrence Morris and Matt O’Connell by his side, the team arrived at the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre having raised more than $235,000 for the CT Scanner Project.

We are forever grateful for Riley’s desire to make a difference. He inspired all of us to take part, to give, and to dream. He connected all of us through his journey, bringing us together to make the vision of a CT Scanner for the people of Sioux Lookout, the surrounding communities and northern First Nations a reality.

Riley Barkman and his team arrive at the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre April 13, 2012. Photo courtesy of The Sioux Lookout Bulletin.

6 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Canadian Cancer Society: Our Partner in Health Care

Prior to the opening of SLMHC’s Mammography Unit, women in our region only had access to breast cancer screening for two weeks of the year when the breast screening van would make it’s annual visit to Sioux Lookout. Many of our northern communities would have to charter planes to fly women to Sioux Lookout during this two week window. If there was inclement weather the planes would not fly and the opportunity for screening would be lost until the following year. Also if at a screening an irregularity was found, women would have to return to their home communities, only to be flown out months later for an assessment in distant centers such as or . Under screening, wait times and travel burdens put our women at risk, and there was no denying that we were at a disadvantage when it came to the fight against breast cancer.

The Canadian Cancer Society shared our desire to see better access to screening in the north, and on April 1st, 2011 Martin Kabat, CEO, Canadian Cancer Society, Division presented the Foundation with a $100,000 gift to assist with the purchase of the unit.

This very generous gift has helped to improve health services to women of First Nation communities and the Sioux Lookout area, and continues to save lives in the north through the early detection of breast cancer. The mammography unit at SLMHC is now open year round and provides timely diagnosis, treatment and improved prognosis for our patients. Relay For Life Partnership Announced

The Foundation has teamed up with the Canadian Cancer Society and SLMHC in the fight against cancer by partnering together for Relay For Life in Sioux Lookout.

Relay For Life is a 12 hour overnight event, where teams walk in support of making cancer history. Team members collect pledges and host fundraising events in support of the effort. It is an opportunity to get together with family and friends and celebrate cancer survivors, remember loved ones lost to cancer, and fight back in the hope of finding a cure.

The partnership with the Canadian Cancer Society is an exciting opportunity. Funds raised at Relay For Life support Canadian Cancer Society research and community services and help fund cancer care programs at the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre.

With Relay For Life supporting programs at SLMHC we will be able to accomplish so much more in the fight against cancer right here at home.

Together we can celebrate, remember, and fight back!

7 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Community Fish Fry

Generously sponsored by ARAMARK and SLMHC , the community Fish Fry is a way of saying thank you to our community members for supporting our vision. In partnership with Sioux Lookout Anglers & Hunters and the Walleye Weekend Committee, the event continues to raise funds and awareness of ongoing equipment and program needs at the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre.

SLMHC staff and volunteers serve up freshly caught Walleye to more than 700 people at the annual community fish fry held in June each year.

Photo courtesy of Sioux Lookout Anglers & Hunters

Bearskin Airlines Charity Golf

With the final donations tallied, more than $48,000 was raised at the 13th Annual Bearskin Airlines Charity Golf Classic held in Sioux Lookout on June 23rd, 2011.

The foundation is forever grateful for the continued support of Bearskin Airlines. Together we are able to meet ongoing equipment needs at the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre.

Over the past 13 years more than $300,000 has been raised for the health centre as a result of the Bearskin Airlines Charity Golf Classic.

8 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 The Old General Comes Down

In June 2011 SLMHC’s 5th Avenue site came down. Throughout the summer Bricks from what was once known as Sioux Lookout’s General Hospital were sold for $20.00 each to help rasie funds for the foundation. It was an opportunity to purchase a piece of the past and help invest in our future.

Photo courtesy of the Sioux Lookout Bulletin

Bearskin Airlines Skip to Equip Classic

Modeled after the highly successful Hope Classic in Thunder Bay, the 1st Annual Bearskin Airlines Skip to Equip Curling Classic in Sioux Lookout raised $58,000 in support of the mammography unit at SLMHC.

Twenty six teams including those from Sioux Lookout, Dryden, Red Lake and Thunder Bay participated in the three day event that took place November 11th - 13th, 2011 at the Sioux Lookout Golf and Curling Club, where women of all curling levels enjoyed a weekend of great fun and raising funds in support of SLMHC’s mammography program.

The foundation thanks all donors, participants, volunteers, and sponsors who generously supported the fundraising effort, along with co-chairs Muriel Anderson and Kelli-Dawn Baker and their dedicated committee, who ensured the success of the event. It is sure to become a much anticipated event and an annual tradition.

Skip to Equip Committee presents $58,000 to the foundation in support in support of SLMHC’s mammography program.

SLMHC’s Diagnostic Imaging Team supporting the cause at the 1st Annual Bearskin Airlines Skip to Equip Classic

9 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 CCAS Youth Programs Fund

Home Hardware has helped to create the CCAS Youth Programs Fund, to assist with programming and services provided to youth through SLMHC’s Community Counseling and Addiction Services. Home Hardware continues to support the fund through the donation of proceeds from their annual charity BBQ events and ongoing fundraising initiatives. The foundation is very grateful to Home Hardware for seeing a need in our communities and for taking action towards the prevention and treatment of addiction among our youth. Donations to the CCAS Youth Programs Fund can be made at the foundation office located at the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre or online at: www.slmhc.on.ca/foundation

Tree of Hearts Campaign

Annual Tree of Hearts Campaign - a way to honour and remember loved ones while contributing to the enhancement of healthcare for our communities.

In 2012 the foundation celebrated its 15th year of raising funds for equipment needs at the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre as part of the Tree of Hearts Campaign. Lights sold for $10.00 each, and during the week of February 14th, trees, sponsored by SLMHC and the Municipality of Sioux Lookout, were lit at the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre, the William A. “Bill” George Extended Care, and at the Sioux Lookout Library to honour and remember loved ones.

Proceeds totaling $4,120.00 from the 2012 campaign will be used to kick-start the fundraising effort to raise an estimated $300,000 required for an additional ultrasound machine for SLMHC’s Diagnostic Imaging Department.

The additional ultrasound machine will support SLMHC’s prenatal services, enhance the mammography program and allow SLMHC to expand its cardiac imaging.

Thank you to everyone who purchased lights in memory of or in honour of someone special to you. Thank you also to Bloomin’ Wild Flowers, Buck Buster Video, The Bootlegger, Cheers!, Chicken Chef, Eastside Convenience, and Mascotto’s Marine for helping to sell the lights and for bringing greater awareness to our campaign and ongoing equipment needs at SLMHC.

10 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Financials

Complete Financial Statements including summary of significant accounting policies and additional notes are available upon request by contacting the foundation office at 807-737-7997 or by email at [email protected]

11 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 12 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 13 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 14 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 The Donor Bill of Rights

The Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation supports and upholds the Donor Bill of Rights, which outlines the ten basic rights that all donors hold to ensure ethics and accountability in philanthropy. Philanthropy is based on voluntary action for the common good. It is a tradition of giving and sharing that is primary to the quality of life. To ensure that philanthropy merits the respect and trust of the general public, and that donors and prospective donors can have full confidence in the nonprofit organizations and causes they are asked to support, we declare that all donors have these rights: I. To be informed of the organization's mission, of the way the organization intends to use donated resources, and of its capacity to use donations effectively for their intended purposes. II. To be informed of the identity of those serving on the organization's governing board, and to expect the board to exercise prudent judgment in its stewardship responsibilities. III. To have access to the organization's most recent financial statements. IV. To be assured their gifts will be used for the purposes for which they were given. V. To receive appropriate acknowledgement and recognition. VI. To be assured that information about their donation is handled with respect and with confidentiality to the extent provided by law. VII. To expect that all relationships with individuals representing organizations of interest to the donor will be professional in nature. VIII. To be informed whether those seeking donations are volunteers, employees of the organization or hired solicitors. IX. To have the opportunity for their names to be deleted from mailing lists that an organization may intend to share. X. To feel free to ask questions when making a donation and to receive prompt, truthful and forthright answers. DEVELOPED BY American Association of Fundraising Counsel (AAFRC) Association for Healthcare Philanthropy (AHP) Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE) Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) ENDORSED BY (in formation) Independent Sector National Catholic Development Conference (NCDC) National Committee on Planned Giving (NCPG) National Council for Resource Development (NCRD) United Way of America

15 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Donor Recognition Program

The foundation’s donor recognition program was developed to ensure that those who support the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre through donations receive recognition that is appropriate, equitable and consistent.

Key components of our recognition program include the following:

All donations received each year are published in our Annual Report.

Pledges are recognized for the full amount in the year the pledge was made and subsequent payments are acknowledged in the year they are received.

Donations from $1 - $4,999, as well as tribute donations, are acknowledged in our Donor Recognition books kept on display at the health centre.

Equipment purchases of $1,000 or more are recognized on a plaque located in the main lobby.

Naming opportunities starting at $10,000 are acknowledged on a personalized plaque located in the area of naming.

Donations of $5,000 and up are acknowledged on the donor wall located in the grand entrance of the health centre with the following recognition categories:

Friendship Circle $5,000.00 - $9,999.00

Family Circle $10,000.00 - $24,999.00

Community Circle $25,000.00 - $49,999.00

Builders Circle $50,000.00 - $74,999.00

Healers Circle $75,000.00 - $99,999.00

Drum Circle $100,000.00 - $249,000.00

Eagle Feather Circle $250,000.00 - $499,999.00

Founders Circle $500,000.00 - 999,999.00

Elders Circle $1,000,000 plus

16 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 2011-2012 Contributions

We are pleased to recognize the following businesses, individuals and organizations for their contributions to the foundation from April 1, 2011 – March 31, 2012:

$100,000.00 – $249,999.00 Canadian Cancer Society Riley Barkman & Friend’s “Helping to Make a Vision a Reality” Walkathon from Sachigo Lake First Nation to Sioux Lookout - CT Scanner Fundraiser Sandy Lake First Nation

$50,000.00 - $99,999.00 Bearskin Airlines Skip to Equip Classic

$25,000.00 - $49,999.00 Bearskin Airlines Charity Golf Classic Richard (Dick) Davidson, Sunset Inn and Suites Kasabonika Lake Community Dev. Corp.

$10,000.00 - $24,999.00 BBH Contracting Dr. Jonathon and Kimberlee Morgan and Family Irene DeKelver Kitchenuhmaykoosib Inninuwug Dr. David Folk and Laurel Malkin Allan and Paula Pizziol Sachigo Lake First Nation Independent First Nations Alliance Shibogoma First Nations Council Dr. Len Kelly and Dr. Sharen Madden Wasaya Airways LP

$5,000.00 - $9,999.00 ARAMARK Healthcare Musselwhite Mine Goldcorp Canada Ltd. CIBC Nishnawbe Aski Development Fund Superior Propane Rotary Club of Sioux Lookout Karl and Barb Friesen Sandy Lake Tank Farm Inc. Laurie and Bonnie Jefferson Sylvia and Dennis Brock Mishkeegogamang First Nation Sioux Lookout Masonic Lodge Morgan Fuels Wasaya Partnership (First Nations)

17 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 $1,000.00 - $4,999.00 BBF Bocce Tournament Jennifer Hancharuk Riley's Walk - Friendship Centre Jamboree Catherine Beamish Cindy Henrickson Sandy Lake Comm. Dev. Services Inc. Isadore Bovin Home Hardware Building Centre Sandy Lake Health Authority Barbara J. Bowes Marguerite and Dennis Hoey Shibogama First Nations Council Admin. Brick Sales Bonnie Jefferson Shoppers Home Health Care Ernie and Desta Buswa Legion Ladies Auxiliary Sioux Lookout Material Girls Quilters Guild Jacqueline Carlbom Mary Nayotchekeesic SkyCare Air Ambulance Ennis Fiddler Thomas A. Nicks The Standard Insurance Brokers Ltd. Ifka Filipovich and Ralph Ireland Dr. Eric Touzin

$500.00 - $999.00 Adow-Gamik Enterprises Eric Kudaka Sandy Lake First Nation Education Prog. Dale and Rev. Jeanne Bryan Craig Legros and Sue Mittleholt Sandy Lake Motel Donna Carroll Kevin Nenka Sandy Lake Seaplane Service Ltd. Fish Fry Nissley Construction Pat and Dennis Vinczeffy Island Air Enterprises Inc. Stanley Sainnawap Josias Fiddler

$100.00 - $499.00 5 Mile Corner Chicken Chef Bruce George 888610 Ontario Inc Christian Fellowship Centre Chris Giles Eleazor Anderson Reg Clace Robert and Madeline Gray Grant Anderson Barbara Clark H & M Cars Greta Anderson Kim Clark Laurel Hakala Neil and Muriel Anderson Allan Curtis Elizabeth Hendry Debbie Arno Roger Valley Marion Hildebrand Florence Bailey Robert & Terry David Christine Hoey Mike and Susan Baker Chris Davidson Jennifer Hoey Tommy Beardy Kathryn Davidson Tom Hoppe John Bernier Rita Demetzer Rich Hulina Mary Bortolot Lil Donnelly John Isaac Dennis Brock Reg Drew Susan Isaac Dorothy Broderick Andre Duchesne J&D Baits Eugene Brokopiw Jackie Duhamel J.T. Service Dave Brunton Dennis Dumphy Jacket Sales Desta Buswa R. Fahlman Barry Jewell Karen Canavan James Favot Terry J. Jewell Betty Carbone Fifth Avenue Bar and Grill Terry Lynne Jewell W.A. Carroll Joanne Findlater Vera Kameda-Lacroix Bella Chapman Sr. Firefly Josie Kaminawash Anonymous Mike Friesen Arram Katz Chez Cherie Hair Salon Althea George Kevin Romyn Law Office

18 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Jim Bakala Heather Bonnell Cathy Carpenter Linda Bancroft Michael Boos Millie Carpenter Brenda Barnes Rob Booth Colleen Carroll Beth Bastone Donna Bortolot David Carroll John Bath Velda and Norbert Bouchard Douglas Carroll Larry Beardy Mark Boudreau Jim Carroll Kim Beauclair Bill Bousfield Ken Carroll Patricia Beaudoin Ted Bowcock Rita Carroll Sylvain Beaulieu Brad Bowen Ernest Carson Luc Beaulne Sharlene Boyd-McKee William Carson Michelle Beaulne Kim Bradley Ashley Carter Anna Marie Beaver Ryan Brazier Stefan Carter Cheryl Bechard Marian Breen Lorenzo Cedarmas David Becker Eric Brenn Linda Chabbert Noreen Beebe Nick Bresson Roberta Chabbert Ellen Bell Marie Brezinski Angus Chapman Rich Bell Terri Brezinski Charlene Chapman Marika Bellerose Jo-Ann Bridgwater Lesley Chapman Tony & Pat Belluz & Family Cathy Britt Marcia Chapman Giah Belmore Joy Bruce Debbie Chartrand Brittany Bembeneck Derek Buchan Bob Chaudhuri Janet Bembeneck Tom Buchan Brian Cheng Joanne Bennett Ken Buckingham Blair Chitty Lori Bennett Eric Buckler Phyllis Chowaniec Lorraine Bennett Jim Bud Chandra Chukra Matt Bennett Sally K. Bunting Delma Clace Ron Bennett Wilfred Burgtaler Arlene Clark Phil Berard Don Burke Chris Clark Amanda Bergman Terry Bursey Malcolm Clark Christine Bernier Morris Burt Bette Jean Clarke Joseph Bernier Ron Butler Ann Cleland Samantha Bernier Ben Bye Dave Cobb Angie Berrey Randy and Teresa Bye Braden Cochrane Annette Berry Jill Cadieux Glen Cofchan Bill Bertrand Kim Campbell Heather Cole Suezette Binguis Trina Campbell John Cole Frank Bisignano Colleen Canan Cindy Coles Katelyn Blais Alyson Candline Tyler Bernier and Jackie Collin Jen Blanchard Neil Carbone Ted Commisso Lucy Blanchard Nicole Carbone Brittney Cook Rylee Blasky Stella Carlbom Judi Cooper Felicia Ullo and Pat Boileau Kevin Carlson Tom Cormier Lorraine Bolen John Carnochan Doris Cosco

20 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Holly Cosco Karl Duewel Yvonne Fenelon Joan Cosco Laura Duguay Vince Fenton Susan Cospito Lorette Duhamel Carol Ferguson Cherie Coulombe M. Duhamel Sonya Fewer Lynn Cox Phyllis Dumas Shanalee Fillier Pat Cox Richard Dunbabin Brian Findlay Matthew Craig Ally Dunham Jennifer Finlayson Richard Crawford Shelly Durance Lianne Finn Create Cord Blood Bank Inc. Attilio Durante Nigel Fisher Marlene Crewdson Garry Dyck Pat and Rachael Flanagan Jill Crockett Mel Dyck Tiffany Fleckney Carolyn Croft Robert & Joanne Easton Tee Flemming Helen Cromarty Silvana Edenburn Josh Forbes Kim Cryderman Angela Edmond Joann Ford Tracy Cryderman Sharon Edmond Craig Fradham Matt Culham Beverly Edstrom Debbie Franczak Sandra Culham Candi Edwards Darlene Fuerst Ingrid Cummings Laura Edwards Ashlyn Fukushima Shelby Cunningham Judy Edwardson Kay Fukushima DM Dumphy Backhoe Patricia Edye Kira Fukushima Jim DaSilva Russel Elder Randy Fukushima Kim Dalberg Sharon Elder Ken Fulmore Don Dalzell Marie Eliuk Jeremy Funk Georgina Dalzell Tracey Elleck Carm Fyfe Lorna Dansereau Emily Jason Gaborieau Brent Darling Barry Eori Margaret Gadal Glenda Darling Bill Ernewein Wes Gadd Amber Davidson Bob Ernewein Matt Gain Sharon Davies Kailee Ernewein David Gall Kim DeLaurier Wendy Espana Michelle Gallaway Gerald Degagne Erika Fahey Gerald and Gloria Gannon Michael Del Nin Beverly Fahlman Charles Gardiner Phyllis Dell Beverly Fairbairn Emilie Gaudreau Dianne Derksen Karen Fallis John Geddes Mark Derksen Jocelyn Farusey Virginia I. Geib District 35 Retired Teachers of Ontario Carol Favot Brent Genereux Patsy Dix Rob Favot Carol George Don Suzanne Favot Jack George Deb Donovan Tannis Favot Kathy George Denise Downey Trudy Fecho Maria George Ron Driver Don Fenelon Michael George Donna Dubroy Gail Fenelon R George Lynda Ducharme Rich and Laurie Fenelon Rachel George

21 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Shannon George Monique Hansen Danny Jacobson Stacey George Mike Hanson Bertha Jacques Aldo Gervasi Dave Haraldson Chris James Rene Geurts Hilary Hardeman Walter Janica Barb Glena Barry Hardy Aimee Jaun Linda Glena Robert Harris Eileen Jeffery Michelle Glena Darlene Harrison Jeff Jerrard B.A. Glenn Stuart Harrower Dean Jin Allyne H. Gliddon Mike Hassett Carla Johns Kim Godza Hat Sales Betty Johnson Lisa Goldsborough Willy Healy Crystal Johnson Gary Goldthorpe Carol Hebert Joanne Johnson David Goodfellow Crystal Hendry Mary Ellen Johnson Ben and Milla Goodman Randy Henrickson Bob Johnston Jeff Goodman Renee Heuring Crystal Johnston Jimmy Goodwin Lance Hildebrand Armand Jolicouer Janet Gordon Sam Hildebrand Maureen Jolicouer Tammy Goretzki Gord Hill Dominic Jones Kevin Goriak Mike Hill Kelly Jordon-Mowatt Melinda Gornik Sam Hill Kristi Judge Jim Graham Bill Hochstedler Rena Kaartinen Francine Grand-Maison Evan Hochstedler Molly Kaatz Judy Grant Denny Hoey Alf Kaethler Gord Green Gayle Hoey Lorelei Kakepetum Patricia Greer Merv Hoey Doris Kamenawatamin Gail Grehan Roy Hoffman Nora Kaminawaish Mark Grehan Al Holmerson Paul Karpowich Peggy Groves Hospital Tours Chris Kauenhofen Reagan Gruener Catherine Hovi Dave Keffer Frank Grunewald Don Howe Carmen Kellar Tracey Guzzell Alan Howie Nancy Kendall K. Haaksma Brittany Hrabowy Mary Ann Ketchemonia Richard Habinski Pat Hron Eric Kiepek John Haley Lisa Husak Jason Kirouac Alina Hall Magdi Hussein Maria Kirton Polly Hallen Dave Hutchison Charles Klein Ken Hallson Grace Hutchison Tammy Klisko Roger Halteman Michelle Hutchison M Kluke Marsha Hamilton Donna Hyatt Nick Kolobutin Wayne Hampson Norm Hyatt Steve Kolodka Jim Handford Betty Isabey Fred Koper Lisa Haney Bill Ivaniski Debbie Korobanik Eric Hansen Cynthia Jackson Terry Korobanik

22 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Larry Koss Matt Lelonde Angus MacLellan Deanna Koval Ron Lemmon Elaine MacLellan Kegan Koval Dennis Leney Doug MacMillan Marilyn Koval Elaine Leney Janet MacPherson Ramona Koval Georgina Lentz John MacRae Sandra Koval Josephine Lentz Rhonda MacRae Winston Koval Liz Lentz Graeme Mackechnie Julie & Gary Kowal Connie Lesperance Donnie Macklin Mike Kressall Jim Lester Sharen Madden Wendy Krukoski Virgina Letkemann Carol Ann Madsen Rick Kuchinski George Liddon Neils Madsen Deanne Kulchyski Laura Lilly Donna Makahnouk James P. Kulchyski Rosalind Lilly Julie Makar Rhonda Kurahara Lincoln Trailer Park Gord Maki Kustom Kab Greg Link Jennifer Maki Bill Kuzemczak Barb Linkewich Lorena Maki AJ L Beth Linkewich Grace Malcolm Candace LaFrance Ed Linkewich Susan Mallia Ken Lacosse Penny Linkewich Ross Mamakeesic Ray Lacroix Alice Littledeer Jonathon Mamakwa Theresa Laframboise Erin Litwin Anne Mann Cory Lago Sandra Lockhart John Manno Mario Lalande Crystal Lockwood Wendy Mansfield Connie Lamothe Dave Lockwood Chris Marchand Nicky Lamothe Brian Lockyer Lana Marchese Janet Lane Dianne Loewen Helen Marcinyshyn Robin Lane Monique Lorteau Paul Marcinyshyn Tracey Langlais Lost Lake Drop In Centre Robert Marcinyshyn Melanie Larsen Mike Louttit Greg Marino Chris Larsh Mike Lovett Jean Paul Marston Lisa Larsh Julie Lowry Trevor Martel Doreen Latimer Cyndi Lucier Jimmy Martin Norah Laverty Karen Luddington Lynn Martin Laviolette Lawrence Betsy Lueko Rick Martin Bessie Lawson Trisha Lundstrom Roanna Martin Mary Lawson Lorie Lundy Jamie Masakeyash Julie LeBlanc Conor Lynch Valerie Mascotto Darcy LeGros Harold Lyon Natalie Massaro Marlene Leadbeater Howard Lyon Harriet Matthews Ingrid and Herbert Lechler Cheryl Lysak Julie and Dan Mattson Dolly Lee Marlene MacDonald Mike McCarl Henry Legary Graham MacKenzie Elaine McClain Yvonne Legros Greg MacKinnon Angie McCleary

23 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Cathy Kiepek Evelyn Mousseau Tammy and Aaron Salem Kai Koivukoski Municipality of Sioux Lookout Eric Salo Michelle Kolobutin Dave Murray Eric and Pauline Salo Rhonda Konrad Kelly Negus Anne Saltel Lac Seul Floating Lodges John Nenka Margaret Sanders Pat Lemmon Jerry Sawanas Liquid Sunshine Lemonade Co. Teresa O'Driscoll Gail Sayers MNR Staff Fund Ojibway Power Toboggan Association Betty Schallhorn Norrie MacDonald Dr. Neety Panu Douglas Shields Ruth MacDonald Pickerel Arm Camps Inc Sioux Lookout Remedy's Rx Mary MacKenzie B Pierce George Sitar Brian MacKinnon Jeanet Pierce Slate Falls Outposts Inc Madsen Motors Glen Poirier Cal Southall Rob Martin Steve Poling Donald Strickland Suzanne Maynard Anonymous Amelia Sturgeon Kim C. McCann Jill Proctor Bonnie Szczerkowski Gina McFee-Bernier James Edward Radford Tasona Atawekamik (Store) Inc. Jane McGill Chris Ransom Shawna Thompson Sarah Jane Mckay Sr. Lori Ricard Joyce Timpson Kenneth Meadwell Riley's Walk - MNR Fire Base Donations Ken and Debbie Toppozini Gail Metza Owen and Eleanor Robertson Gisele Trudeau Robert Minty Royal Healthwear Judy Turner Molstad Realty SLMHC Dietary Staff Bill Uren Lois Mombourquette Kay and Alpo Saarinen Pat Uren Bonnie Moore Genosa Sainnawap Kristen Willis Neebin Morris Harvey Sainnawap Jolanda Winlove-Smith Tom Morris Salem, McCullough & Gibson Florence Woolner

$1.00 - $99.00 ALLFAR Ashley Anderson Betty Antoniak Chuck Abela Chris Anderson Don Archer Abram Lake Park Dave Anderson Ken Archer Lou Achen Heather Anderson Dale Ariano Shirley Acton Jarret Anderson DJ Armit Deb Adams Marjorie Anderson Jane Atkinson Glenda Addley Mark Anderson Jordan Atkinson Elaine Advent Mary Anderson Alan Atwood JoLayne Advent Matt Anderson Anne Ayotte Holly Aggas Michael Anderson Bob Bailey Nelson Agustin Barbara Andros Cheryl Bailey Kelsey Aiken Lana Angeconeb Sara Bailey Randy Allen Anonymous Tyler Baily Vicki Allen Anonymous - Skip to Equip Robert Baisch

19 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Arlene McClendon Laurel Mittleholt Craig Nuttall Sean McCreary Sue Mittleholt Debbie O'Donavan Gwen McDermott Cindy Moffatt Sandy O'Hotto Anita McDonald Dwight Monck Cecilia Oakley Leona McEwan Norm Moonias Julie Ogden Carmen McFatridge Darrell Morgan Lars Ohman Murry McFayden Geraldine Morgan Michelle Olson Keith McFee Jody Morin Dean Osmond Knowles McGill Sarah Morin Fran Osmond Gale and Don McInnes Lisa Morison Sandra Ostman Dick McIntyre Melanie Morris Sonny Ostman Luc McKay Peter Morriss Steven Otto Dick McKenzie Rebecca Mosher PFFNHS Recreation Orpah McKenzie Brigitte Mosley PFFNHS Student Council Rick McKenzie Rich Moulton G Palko Bill McKinstry Kirk Mousseau Patti Palson Darren McLarty Monique Mousseau Ioannis Papadopoulos Deirdre McLoughlin Laurie Moyer Amanda Parent Dermot McLoughlin Gloria Muckuck Geraldine Parfitt Alison McMullen Joe Muli Bob and Lorraine Parker Helen McNally Harvey Murdick Ian Parker Pat McNally-Reek Janet Murdick Pierre Parsons Sherry McNear Judy Murphy-Davis Janet Paterson Allan McRae Carol Murray Robert Paterson Allistair McRae Jason Murray Nicole Patterson Bev Mcfee Toni Mushquash Joanne Peacock Helen Mckay Athar Nadeem John Peacock Joey Mckay Priscilla Nayotchekeesic Tyler Peacock April Meekis Tom Nebbs Karen Peck Erin Meeks Jerinena Neekan Jodi Peckford Gord Meger Larrenda Neekan Monique Penney Leah Menzies Robert Negus Marlene Perron Jovi Mercer Helen Nenka Wilf Perron Patricia Michelin Deanne and Ken Nephin Judy Pianka Wally Michelin New Kowloon Restaurant Rick Piche Manuela Michelizzi Antoine Ningewance Janice Pickett Angus Miles Therese Niznowski Darlene Pike Stella Miles Carmelle Noiseux Ron Poirier Toni Miles Linda Nolet-Galick Justin Poling Barry Miner Joseph Noon Daryl Pollard Mary Jane Mitchell Norah Love Children's Centre Bill Pollock Cathy Mittleholt Connie Norman Katalin Popovic Cherie Mittleholt Ken Nurcombe Preceptor Gamma Phi

24 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Laurie Pringle Carol Roy Sioux Travel Carlson Wagonlit Donna Prior Gail Roy Norma Sitar Rhonda Pritchett Jack Roy Maureen Sitch Beth Proctor Karlee Roy Ron Skitch M Proctor Nancy Roy Evelyn Skotniski Paul Proctor Tekla Rundle Carole Slater Chris Prosser Deb Ruth Colleen Slipperjack Kevin Pruys Sylvia Ryan Walter Slipperjack Marlena Pruys Harriet Sabko Dan Smith Tyler Pucci Peter Saites Ed Smith Myrna Quedent Sara Sakamoto Linda Smith Mike Quince George Sakchekapo Mike Smith Laura Quinte Chas Salina Sherry Smith Janice Radburn Jonathan Salo Tim Smith Chris Ratchford Josie and Gary Salonen Nora Snelling Penny Ratushniak Lisa Salonen Bonnie Sobchuk Shelley Read Char Samuel Beryl Southall John Reek Lisa Sanders Pamela Southwell Anne Reid Marg Sanders Evangeline Southwind Bill Reid Jan Sandison Jenny Southwind Barbara Reiner Jeff Santarossa Renee Southwind Chris Renwick Shane Sauve Jeff Spark Linda Rhyner Stephanie Sauve Colleen Spears Marlene Rhyner Kim Savoie Mariea Spray Greg Rice Lil Sayers Larry Spyrka Tina Richards Tommy Sayers Doug Squires Trina Richards Bill Scarrow Christine Stamatopoulos Duane Riddell Hella Schardt Marilyn Stang Linda Rink Doreen Scharenberg Ardelle Starratt Jessica Riopelle Monique Schaub Esther Starratt Noelle Roberts Irene Schneider Lesley Starratt Tasha Roberts Allan Schofield Mike Starratt Edna Robertson Lynne Schofield Robert W. Starratt Rob Robertson Nancy Schroeder Scot Steppler Garnet Robinson Tina Kakepetum Schultz G Stevens Linda Robinson Gary Schuurman Cathy Stewart Maureen Rogers Phyllis Seaton Mike Still Dave Rogoza Elizabeth Seguin Ulrich Stobbe Arnie Rollins Joan Sherman Reta Stoger Malcolm Ronta Irene Shields Kathy Storey Paul Rose Maurice Shyntak Billy Joe Strang Keith Roseborough Ron Sinkiewicz Debbie Stuart Misty Ross Sioux Lottery Centre John Suprovich

25 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Kim Suprovich Andrea VanPatter Gwenda Wilson Doug Switzer Judy Vanderzeeuw Michelle Wilson Robert Switzer Christine Varcoe Ian Winter Henry Szumowski Vector Group Scott Wiseman Shirley Szumowski Mabel Veres Jenna Wisnoski Vito Tarantino Glenda Verge Shannon Wogenstahl Charles Tarrant Sandy and Gary Vibert Dean Woloschuk Robert Taylor Marion and Ronald Voitel Cheryl Wong Krista Drew-Terpstra and Charles Terpstra Archie Wabasse Eldon Wong James Teskey Rayanne Waboose Brenda Wood Vince Tessier Lenore Walker Carol Wood Michelle Theriault Curtis Wall Laura Wood Christine Thomas Andrew Wallace Penny Worrall Barb Thompson Leslie Wallace Cory Wreggitt Matt Thompson Kathy Waller Steph Wright Rebecca Tibbs Laurie Walsh Iris Wujanz Wendy Tibbs Greg Ward Katie Wyer Darryl Tinney Anonymous Chris Wysman Chris Toms Tom Wassakeesic Clara Young Toonies for Friday Erin Weaver Rick Young Debbie Toppozini Welcome Wagon Sharon Young Debora Toppozini Anna Wellwood Anina Youngman Tina Travolo Debbie Whalen Graham Yule Olivia Triskle John Whalen Sharon Yule George Trist Lindsey Whalen James Zacher Noreen Trist RC Whalen Joe Zaffino Russ Trott Shannon Whately Gerry Zborowsky Terry Tsubouchi Carter White Caroline Zeeman Wendy Turcott Marion Whitton Deane Zeeman Charlene Turner David Williams Jacob Zeeman Minnie Turner Denise G. Williams Shasta Zeeman Leanne Tyler Donna Williams Eric Vaillant Carey Wilson

26 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Tribute Programs

In Memory

It is a difficult time when we suffer the loss of a loved one and there are many decisions and matters to be taken care of. With this in mind, we thank the families of the following individuals for naming the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation for donation:

Anne Novakoski Jean Husak Arlene George John Goyman Audrey Moran Monica Ticino Ben Hancharuk Patrick Galo Guaita Bernard Oakley Penney Lock Doris Paterson Phil Salem Doug McIvor Ruth MacDonald Ed Slade Sally Anderson Gladys Crassweller Thomas A. Nicks Gloria McIntyre Tim Favot Henry Hochstedler Tom Cappell Sr. Hilbert Harms Vimy Radford James Stewart William Roy

In Honour

In honour donations are a special way to thank or acknowledge individuals in your life and contribute to the enhancement of healthcare for our communities. Thank you to those who made kind and generous donations in honour of the following:

Bruce George

27 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Tree of Heart Tributes

Thank you to those who contributed to our Annual Tree of Hearts Campaign, and for remembering and honouring the following:

In Memory Doug Robinson Sr. Jessie Henderson Nelson J. Rosiak Abel Tarrant E.M. Jewell Jody Razzarrotto Nicholas Jeffery Albert Walski Emily Woolner Joe LaPorte Olivia Florence Aldo Belluz Emmie Walski Joe Makahnouk Penney Lock Alma Lachinette Ernie and Hermina Hoey Joe Perry Peter Oakley Amy Taylor Eva Bartier John and Martha Lincoln Peter Turetski Antonio Dizon Evelyn Bouchard Jose Maulawin Phil Dumas Arthur Woolner Fabian Bouchard Joseph A. Donnelly Phillip Gale Bernice Legros Fishy Legros Joyce Jewell R.J. Jewell Bill McGill Florrie Britton Joyce Reali Rachele Bortolot Bill Serson Frances Miller Julia Southwind Ray Flanagan Brewster Fred and Eileen Baisch Kelly Buchan Reene Hyatt Brian Legros George Florence Ken Gibson Richard George Caleb Starratt George Foster Leata Hancharuk Rita Kussick Casey Noon George Smart Les McFee Robert Serson Catherine Andrews George Willows Lilian Carter Rosie Schofield Catherine Power Gerry Grasley Lillian Grasley Roy Andrews Cecil R. Carter Gertrude Foster Lincoln/Pizziol Families Ruth MacDonald Cody Gale Gilbert Ariano Lois Lindsay Scotty Necan Con Bortolot Grayse Belluz Mala Segeram Severino Pizziol/Leona Pizziol Legault Conor McLoughlin Grizzly Marcia Jewell Willows Solange Pettit Cynthia Smart Harold (Buzz) Bigelow Marj and Leo Bernier Suzanne King Daryl Spears Harold and Nella Forrest Mary Bunting Ted Ankney David Rosiak Harold McNally Mary Elizabeth Boyle Theresa Faulkner Dean Starratt Helen Forbes Mary K. Jewell Tim Favot Debbie L. Gray Helene Behringer Matthew Gale Tom Houtz Deceased members of the Henry Frieling Maureen Campbell Carroll Family Trudy Foster Hobo Maureen Jewell Perry Deceased members of the Tylyn Canan Preceptor Gamma Phi Howie Belmore Maureen Ratzlaff Vaughn Legros Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Irene Brannan Maynard Grasley Sorority Verna Linkewich J.J. Jewell Melton Taylor Don Buchan Vernon Binguis Jr. James Lyall Michael Kushner Sr. Dora Goldthorpe Willa McGill Jamie Falk Michele McLoughlin Doris LaPorte William A. George Jamie Henderson Neazer Morgan Doris Reek William R. Roy Jean Domanski - George Ming Neil Chukra Doug McIvor Jean Morgan Nella Forrest

In Honour Doug McIvor John Byrne Randy Imrie A friend Hazel Mills Legion Ladies Auxiliary Br.78 Rita Straight Carol Caudill Isabelle Terpstra Mary Slattery Sioux Centennial Cynthia Jackson James H. Cosco Melina Perron Suzanne Thiffeault Deborah Jennifer McKenzie Nola C. Cosco William Terpstra

28 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 A Look Ahead Help us continue to help the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre – The following funds have been established to help us meet ongoing needs at SLMHC.

Diagnostic Imaging (DI) Fund - No longer do we have to travel to distant centers for many of our diagnostic imaging services. Care, closer to home, surrounded by friends and family, is now a reality for patients at SLMHC thanks to your continued support and donations to the Diagnostic Imaging Fund. We are currently raising funds for the purchase of an additional ultrasound machine estimated at $300,000 to allow SLMHC to enhance its cardiac imaging.

Women’s Health Fund –The health care needs of our mothers, daughters, sisters and aunts, in our many remote and isolated communities are now being met with services offered right here at home. With your generous support we have raised more than $400,000 to assist with providing year round mammography services at SLMHC, and we continue to raise funds in support of programs, services and equipment needs to enhance healthcare for women in our region. Help provide education and prevention, reduce wait times and travel burdens for patients, and ultimately saves lives in the north with a gift to the Women’s Health Fund.

Chemotherapy Services – Care and treatment at SLMHC surrounded by loved ones and friends can make all the difference in recovery. Your donation helps so many who are on their journey back to a healthy fulfilling life.

Palliative Care Fund – Help to enhance end of life care with a contribution to the Palliative Care Fund. Your donation assists in our efforts to support families and to maximize quality of life for our patients.

Extended Care Fund –Your gift helps to fund program and equipment needs at the William A. Bill George Extended Care Facility, a 20 bed care facility. Funds raised also support future requirements for additional beds to meet the needs of our elders.

General Equipment Fund – Your donation to the General Equipment Fund assists with the purchase of ongoing equipment needs at the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre. Your ongoing support ensures that our state-of-the-art facility continues to provide world –class emergency and primary health care services to more than 30,000 people living in Sioux Lookout, the surrounding communities and northern First Nations we serve.

CCAS Youth Programs Fund – Contributions to Community Counseling and Addiction Services Youth Programs Fund helps to support programming needs for youth undergoing treatment for addiction and supports them through their recovery. Invest in our youth to ensure a healthier future for our communities.

Janelle Wesley Fund – Your contributions help us fund programming needs, and equipment and furnishings for the Janelle Wesley Room, a gathering place for children and families, named in memory of Janelle Miranda Wesley who lost her battle to cancer at the age of seven.

29 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Thank you for Making a Difference

Because of you…

…we have the Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre: A state-of-the-art health care facility providing world-class emergency and primary healthcare services right here at home.

Because of you…

… our diagnostic imaging services now include CT and year round mammography, reducing wait times and travel burdens for patients, and ultimately saving lives in the north.

Because of you…

…more than 30,000 people in Sioux Lookout, the surrounding communities and northern First Nations living in an area 1/3 of the province of Ontario have a healthier future.

“Thank you for your generous gift. We could not do this without you!”

Photos courtesy of the Sioux Lookout Bulletin

30 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation ANNUAL REPORT 2012 Sioux Lookout Meno Ya Win Health Centre Foundation 1 Meno Ya Win Way P.O. Box 909 Sioux Lookout, ON P9T 1B4 807.737.7997 www.slmhc.on.ca/foundation

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