Above: The Dignity Tree in the District Executive filled up fast. Right: Ryde Hospital Director of Nursing Drew Hilditch-Roberts, General Manager Heather Gough with Dignity CEO Suzanne Hopman and Clinical Redesign Manager Deb Stewart.
plenty of success for dignity It’s been an incredible month for our workplace
accommodation this holiday season.
giving charity partner Dignity, claiming the coveted Telstra Business of the Year title, the first ever not-for-profit to do so. The monumental success began with Dignity being winning the Social Change Maker category on the same evening. Dignity CEO Suzanne Hopman said the award would only further strengthen their commitment to those experiencing or at risk of homelessness. “We have so much more to be done and know that we will use this award to shine a light on people experiencing homelessness,” she said. NSLHD helped celebrate Dignity’s success with a wildly successful inaugural Christmas with Dignity campaign. Donations flowed in across the hospitals, with goodies and essentials sure to spread some festive cheer among those experiencing homelessness or in need of crisis
“We’re overwhelmed by the generosity of the NSLHD staff and extremely thankful for their donations,” Suzanne said. “I would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a happy New Year and thank everyone who donated to or signed up to workplace giving; your contributions are making a positive difference to those in need.” Workplace Giving is one of the most simple and convenient ways for working Australians to donate to a charity, connect with important social issues as a team and make a real difference. All donations are taken out of your pay before it is taxed. For more information on workplace giving in NSLHD and Dignity, please visit the intranet here.
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