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Health Co-op
The Community First Health Co-op took ownership May, 2006 of the
ex-forestry building and its associated vacant land, located respectively at
518 and A Notice to Health Practitioners · If you wish to work with professionals from across a broad spectrum of health care services; · If you wish to be a part of the Kootenays first cooperative health service; · If you are looking for rental space close to Nelson's downtown core Call: June 6, 2007 Community First Health Co-op Assets now over $1,000,000 Doug Stoddart,
Treasurer, of Community First Health Co-op released the 2007 Financial
Statement at last night’s Annual General Meeting with the comment “Assets of Community First Health
Co-op now exceed $1,000,000”. The Annual General Meeting was held
in the Health Co-op’s new Wellness Centre at In her annual report,
Deb Zeeben, Chair of Community First Health Co-op, stated “With community partners including
Nelson Community Services Centre Society, Acupuncture and Natural Health
Clinic, Community First Medical Clinic, Kootenay Boundary Regional Resources
Co-op, West Kootenay Childcare Resources & Referral, Selkirk College,
Kootenay Kids Society, Children First and Nelson & District Credit Union
- the quest has begun!” The Health Co-op vision is to combine traditional medical services
and alternative medicine practices in a single location, with an additional
focus on education and prevention for young and old alike. Lynn Adams, Chair
of the Health Co-op’s Communication Committee and a member of the
Community Advisory Group, stated “This
vision is supported by the Community Advisory Group and involves In closing, Zeeben stated “We
continue to have inquiries from many practitioners near and far, interested
in joining this community’s vision for achieving wellness. When the
community owns the vision, it is achievable!” Nelson
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