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Joint declaration of intent signed to improve healthcare in Statia | THE DAILY HERALD

July 29, 2020

Joint declaration of intent signed to improve healthcare in Statia | THE DAILY HERALD
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Signing of the declaration of intent to improve healthcare in Statia by Deputy Government Commissioner Alida Francis (left) and St. Eustatius Health Care Foundation (SEHCF) Supervisory Board Chairman Olton Berkel. The letter was simultaneously signed by Care and Youth Caribbean Netherlands director Herbert Barnard at the Ministry of Public Health, Welfare and Sport in The Hague on Monday, July 27.

  1. EUSTATIUS--The public entity St. Eustatius, St. Eustatius Health Care Foundation (SEHCF) and the Ministry of Public Health, Welfare and Sport VWS signed a joint declaration of intent on Monday, July 27, to boost the quality of healthcare on the island.

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