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Be the help until help arrives. Get first aid trained today — it could save a life. Sign up at sja.ca
#FirstAid #cprsaveslives #Ontario
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Tips on Eating Right here food-guide.canada.ca/en/tips… for #nationalhealthandfitnessmonth 🥗
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Today marks the beginning of #PrideMonth! 🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ #StJohnAmbulance 🚑 in #Canada 🇨🇦 would like to wish the #LGBTQ2S+ community, our members and the entire community a safe, healthy and happy #PrideMonth2022. Together we are all humans. Love ❤️ peace ✌️ and respect 🙏
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This #AllergyAwarenessMonth we want to share with you the most updated tips on how to act in the event you or your loved one may be experiencing an anaphylactic reaction. Read the latest tips here: foodallergycanada.ca/food-al…
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If you or a loved one are experiencing mental health and would like resources, visit the link below and search based on your province: ymhc.ngo/resources/
#MentalHealthAwareness #mentalhealthsupport
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DYK: Approximately 1 in 5 kids in #Ontario has a mental health challenge. About 70% of mental health challenges have their onset in childhood. Early identification and intervention is critical and can lead to improved achievement in school and better health outcomes in life. 🤲🏽
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To my St. John family, friends and colleagues, " #MayThe4thBeWithYou ". – at Hamilton, Ontario
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Today, St. John Ambulance Advanced Medical First Responders (AMFR) from #Toronto @SJA_TO / @SJACentral001 & #YorkRegion @SJA_York providing #FirstAid coverage at the @torontomarathon in #DowntownToronto. Medical #volunteers were at multiple points of the event.
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As Ramadan draws to a close, we extend our warmest wishes to all Muslims in Ontario and around the world celebrating Eid al-Fitr ❤
#EidMubarak #EidAlFitr #Ramadan2022
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Today please pause, reflect and remember. 🕯️ #DayOfMourning @CCOHS
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2) St. John Ambulance wants to remind everyone of the importance of Workplace Safety and to spread awareness on maintaining a healthy & safe work environment for all Canadians. We are committed to spreading safety information and resources nationwide. ⛑🧰 #DayOfMourning
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1) April 28 is the National Day of Mourning in Canada. This day is dedicated to remembering those who have lost their lives or suffered injury or illness on the job or due to a work-related tragedy.🥀🕯
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A round of applause to all of our volunteers and therapy dogs that help our communities each and everyday. Your dedication is inspiring! ♥️👏🏾🐾 @SJA_TO
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SJA offers many #volunteer opportunities across the country, from the Therapy Dog program, Youth Programs, Emergency Response and Medical First Responders. Interested in taking the next step and becoming a volunteer? Learn more here: sja.ca/en/community-services
#NationalVolunteerWeek
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Queen Elizabeth II celebrates her 96th birthday today 🎉On behalf of all the St. John Ambulance branches across Ontario, we would like to wish Her Majesty The Queen, sovereign head of our Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem a very Happy Birthday!
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#ChagSameach, Ontario! St. John Ambulance hopes our Jewish community has a safe and peaceful #Passover season! 🙏
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DYK: Did you know that walking in nature for just 90 minutes causes changes in your brain that can boost your mood and your creativity? 🥾 Consider taking up some hiking this long weekend!
cbc.ca/keepingcanadasafe/m_b…
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#HikingSeason is upon us. St. John Ambulance wants to promote getting active and healthy but making sure you are doing so safely as the weather warms up. 🗻 Read our article below to help you #prepare for your next #hiking trip! sja.ca/en/resources/hiking-s…
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#Epilepsy is the most common #neurological disorder worldwide, with more than 50 mil people diagnosed with the condition! In Canada, 300,000 Canadians live with epilepsy 😓It is especially prevalent in childhood, adolescence and in older people. #epilepsystrong #EpilepsyAwareness





















