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Cash Foundation Donates to Admissions Department at MHF.

March 3, 2021

Cash Foundation Donates to Admissions Department at MHF.
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PHILIPSBURG:— This is thanks to the donation made by Community Aid Sentry Hill Foundation (CASH).
The donation comes after Admission nurses noticed the old cooler was not functioning and the need to have this replaced.
Nurses say the cooler will help promote water intake among admission clients which will in-turn improve their heart health, provide electrolytes, prevent fatigue, support weight loss, improve digestion and relieve constipation.
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), “conventional, centralized water treatment methods which utilize filtration and disinfection should inactivate (coronavirus).” This means that, like with a common cold, a coronavirus is not known to infect mains water, transmit through an incoming water supply and, therefore, to infect the water system inside a drinking water dispenser.”
MHF expressed appreciation to the CASH foundation for their continuous support during these challenging times.

Source: https://www.smn-news.com/st-maarten-st-martin-news/36948-cash-foundation-donates-to-admissions-department-at-mhf.html

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