At Gateway Centre of Excellence in Rural Health (CERH), we are dedicated to improving the health and well-being of our rural communities. One of our key initiatives, the BRAVE-F (Benefitting Rural Area Volunteer Emergency Firefighters) Project, focuses on the health of rural volunteer firefighters; everyday heroes who selflessly serve their communities but often face unique health challenges.
We are thrilled to share that CBC News has featured our BRAVE-F Project in a recent article. The piece highlights how this important initiative is shedding light on the hidden health struggles of rural volunteer firefighters, with a particular focus on promoting cardiovascular health through medical screening and education.
Click the link below to read the full CBC article and learn more about how we are working to support these vital members of our community:👉 Project underway to reveal hidden health struggles of rural volunteer firefighters
We extend our gratitude to everyone involved in the BRAVE-F Project, and we encourage you to spread the word about this impactful initiative. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of our rural volunteer firefighters.
Stay tuned for more updates on our efforts at Gateway CERH!
About Gateway Centre of Excellence in Rural Health (CERH)
Gateway Centre of Excellence in Rural Health (CERH) was established in 2008 as a not-for-profit organization with charitable status. Governed by a community-based volunteer board of Directors, Gateway CERH is committed to enhancing the health and quality of life for rural residents through research, education, and communication. By fostering collaboration among community health centers, rural health professionals, and academic institutions, Gateway CERH provides a platform for stakeholders to strategize and improve rural health outcomes.
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