Huron Paramedics retweeted
#HuronOPP officers took part in a joint training initiative in #Blyth this week partnering with @huroncountyems #huroncounty fire departments, and local students who helped create realistic emergencies for training purposes. Preparedness is the key and we are always at the ready in the event of an emergency. #FirstRespondersDay #teamwork #northhuronfire #Training #OPP ^cs.
Huron Paramedics retweeted
#HuronOPP officers were among a group of emergency responders who were recognized today in #Wingham on #FirstRespondersDay. A BIG THANK YOU to Invisible Wounds and @LeslieMotors for organizing the event! @Events4Wellness @huroncountyems #northhuron #firefighters #OPP #teamwork ^cs.
Please celebrate this long weekend responsibly.
Thanks to all the first responders working this weekend
Each year, millions of Canadians face the reality of living with a mental health condition. However, mental illness affects everyone directly or indirectly through family, friends or coworkers.
Let’s remember to be kind to others, everyone has a story#mystory
May 1st is First Responders Day in Ontario
Thank you to all the hard working first responders for your consistent dedication to the communities you serve. Your sacrifice does not go unnoticed.
World Down Syndrome Day 💙💛
“On March 21st, we celebrate World Down Syndrome Day by advocating for the rights, inclusion, and well-being of people with Down syndrome around the world.
Canadian Down Syndrome Society
#WorldDownSyndromeDay2023
A donation was made of $1000 Children's Aid Society of Huron County on behalf of Paramedics of Huron County CUPE Local 4513
and members Huron County Paramedic Services donated some gifts for the kids.
Great job at going above and beyond the call of duty to the community!
A reminder that for the Huron County area that starting Monday November 7 until Sunday November 13, is the first controlled deer hunt.
Keep the conversation going, and end the stigma. We can all do our part in increasing awareness on the importance of mental health and the need for better access to care.
If you or someone you love is struggling, reach out.
#WorldMentalHealthDay2022






















