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Danielle Yantha has won WRHN’s award of excellence for her commitment to patients and families in mental health. Danielle is currently the clinical manager in WRHN’s specialized mental health program at the Freeport Campus. 

WRHN is seeking a few volunteers to support mealtime for older adults in the hospital. The hospital is actively recruiting meal assistant volunteers in its acute care for elders (ACE) unit at the KW Campus. 

Dr. Paul Hosek, a long-time critical care physician, has won Waterloo Regional Health Network’s latest award of excellence for his outstanding patient care and leadership in many areas.

First the first time, a vendor at Waterloo Regional Health Network has won a team award of excellence for their service to patients, visitors and care providers. Mia Fresco has served WRHN's KW Campus community for two years.

There are some special traits that help make the 1,000 volunteers at Waterloo Regional Health Network the best they can be.

And two of the people who see the great attributes of our volunteers daily are Susan Entz and Owen Roszell.

Staff, patients and families at WRHN’s KW and Freeport campuses have marked World Suicide Prevention Day 2017 with combined butterfly releases.

Learn about how WRHN's pediatric cancer clinic helped young Judah in his treatment for acute lymphoblastic leukemia.

From the Waterloo Regional Health Network Foundation (opens in a new window)

Leading up to World Suicide Prevention Day on September 10th, WRHN mental health peer navigator Andrew Torrens provides insight into how to support someone having suicidal thoughts.

Waterloo Regional Health Network and Conestoga College recently marked their education partnership as WRHN’s mental health and addictions program received the Leadership Award for Exemplary Education/Practice Collaboration from the college. 

Waterloo Regional Health Network is bringing vastly-improved technology to a childhood rite of passage: having one’s tonsils removed.