Hanover VNA news

Dear fellow Hanoverians:

The week of October 2nd through October 7th, 2017 has been proclaimed
Hanover Visiting Nurses Week.

The Hanover Visiting Nurse Association will launch their annual fund drive
starting the week of October 2nd. The annual fund drive helps support
camperships, scholarships, clinics (blood pressure, diabetic screening, and
flu shots), while also providing nursing services for newly released
surgical patients, chronic disease patients, and others needing advice,
sick room equipment or doctor-ordered attention. In addition, the Hanover
Visiting Nurse Association supports the community during the holidays with
our Thanksgiving Food Drive and our Holiday Gift program.

The Hanover VNA continues to keep ever present in our minds the original
mission that began on January 15, 1929: “To promote health, individual
and community, to prevent disease and to provide nursing care for the sick
in their homes”. “Coming together”, meant a beginning, “working
together”, meant progress, and “keeping together”, would mean
success.

The HVNA thanks you for your past generosity and continued support as they
work to steadily maintain and improve the health of Hanover’s citizens.

For additional information please contact:
Jane Beal, President
drbjeb1981@verizon.net

For “Around Town on the Web”,
Cathy H-B


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