19th Annual 800 CHAB Family First Radiothon
The birth of a child will always be a time of excitement and anxiety, but you can join the Moose Jaw Heath
Foundation in helping remove some of the stress and worry for local families.
The 19th Annual 800 CHAB Family First Radiothon will take place at the Town ‘n’ Country Mall on May 1-2 to raise $140,000 to purchase lifesaving equipment for the Women’s Health Unit at Dr. F. H. Wigmore Regional Hospital and help give babies in our community the best start in life.
Over 500 babies are born annually at our hospital. With new medical equipment, healthcare professionals can better monitor, treat and care for the hospital's youngest patients. With the community's help, we can improve the lives of babies.
With your assistance and generous support, we can provide mothers and babies – as well as the medical professionals caring for them – with the following equipment to ensure a safe delivery:
- Fetal heart monitor (wireless) – measures the heart rate and rhythm of the baby, allowing medical professionals to monitor the baby’s health prior to birth.
- Neo Natal Cardiac Monitors – help track a baby's heart rate and overall cardiac function. These monitors can detect any issues with the heart, helping medical professionals address potential problems promptly.
- Base Station – will record and altert medical professionals if there are any changes in the mother or babies condition.
- Panda bed – provides a warm, safe and secure environment for those babies requiring extra medical assistance after birth.
A new born facing anc emergency is a race against time, where every second is precious. Thank you for supporting the 800 CHAB Family First Radiothon in support of the Moose Jaw Health Foundation, your kindness becomes the lifeline for a baby indistress. We value every donation, regardless of size, for its power to make a profound difference. Join us in this vital effort—your generosity will stay in our community to help a new mom and baby.
If you would like to contribute to cardiac care in the Women's Health Unit so the tiny hearts can have bright futures, please click here.