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Enhancement of $1M for RVH's Wild Life Preservation Campaign

Canadian automotive company, CanadaOne Auto, contributed $1 million to the fundraising initiative, Keep Life Wild, of the Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre (RVH), during the Boots & Hearts Barn Burner hockey game.

Enhancement of $1M for RVH's Life in the Wild campaign
Enhancement of $1M for RVH's Life in the Wild campaign

Enhancement of $1M for RVH's Wild Life Preservation Campaign

In a significant move towards improving mental health care in the Simcoe Muskoka region, CanadaOne Auto has pledged a long-term commitment of $1 million to the Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre (RVH). The donation, to be made annually in $200,000 allotments over five years, will support the expansion of RVH's regional mental health program [1][2].

The donation was announced during the Boots & Hearts Barn Burner hockey game. Gail Hunt, RVH's president and CEO, hailed CanadaOne Auto's contribution as a "bold step forward" in the ongoing Keep Life Wild campaign [3]. This campaign is RVH's $100-million fundraising effort aimed at expanding and transforming healthcare across the region, with the goal of ensuring world-class care is available close to home [4].

The expanded mental health program will focus on enhancing inpatient beds, outpatient services, and healing spaces. This will result in more inpatient beds and new spaces designed to promote healing and dignity. The expanded outpatient services will provide comprehensive care to those in need [5][6].

CanadaOne Auto's donation joins a list of community champions helping to end hallway medicine and reduce wait times. The donation sends a powerful message that mental health matters, and the expanded program aims to bring care, compassion, and hope to people across Simcoe Muskok [7][8].

The exact details of the donation and its recipients were not provided in the announcement. However, it is clear that this significant contribution will make a significant difference in the lives of many. The Keep Life Wild campaign continues to gather momentum, with CanadaOne Auto's donation serving as a testament to the power of collective action in improving healthcare for all.

[1] Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre. (n.d.). Keep Life Wild. Retrieved from https://www.rvh.on.ca/keep-life-wild [2] CanadaOne Auto. (n.d.). News. Retrieved from https://www.canadaoneauto.com/news [3] Simcoe.com. (2022, February 17). CanadaOne Auto donates $1 million to Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre's Keep Life Wild campaign. Retrieved from https://www.simcoe.com/news-story/9858688-canadaone-auto-donates-1-million-to-royal-victoria-regional-health-centres-keep-life-wild-campaign/ [4] Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre. (n.d.). Keep Life Wild. Retrieved from https://www.rvh.on.ca/keep-life-wild [5] Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre. (n.d.). Mental Health and Addictions. Retrieved from https://www.rvh.on.ca/services-and-programs/mental-health-and-addictions [6] Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre. (n.d.). Expanding Mental Health Services. Retrieved from https://www.rvh.on.ca/news-and-events/expanding-mental-health-services [7] Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre. (n.d.). Community Champions. Retrieved from https://www.rvh.on.ca/community/community-champions [8] Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre. (n.d.). Mental Health and Addictions. Retrieved from https://www.rvh.on.ca/services-and-programs/mental-health-and-addictions

The donation from CanadaOne Auto to the Royal Victoria Regional Health Centre's mental health program signifies a significant boost in funding for health-and-wellness and mental-health services. This contribution will be used to increase inpatient beds, outpatient services, and healing spaces, promoting science-based therapies-and-treatments for mental health issues. The improved care offered by the expanded mental health program aims to alleviate the burden of hallway medicine and reduce wait times, demonstrating the importance of collective action in fostering a healthier community.

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