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K A D L E C C O M M U N I T Y H E A L T H
MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY
1
TBI
Support Group (M-IP)
3:00 pm
2
Pulmonary
Support Group (O-IP)
10:00 am
3
6 7
MS
Support Group (O-IP)
2:00 pm
QPR Education (V)
SEE PAGE 5
8 9 10
Chronic Pain
Support Group (O-IP)
1:00 pm
13
FTD
Support Group (O-IP)
1:00 pm
14
Alzheimer's
Education (V)
SEE PAGE 4
NATIONAL DONOR DAY
15
Stroke
Support Group (O-IP)
11:00 am
AMHFA (ESD-IP)
SEE PAGE 5
16 17
20
Parkinson's
Support Group
(RPL-IP)
1:30 pm
21
Caregivers
Support Group (O-IP)
1:00 pm
LWI
Support Group (V)
7:00 pm
22
MTHFR Education
(RPL-IP)
SEE PAGE 5
23
Healthy Ages
Wellness Program
(V)
SEE PAGE 6
24
27
Caregivers
(Men's Only)
Support Group* (C-IP)
10:00 am
28
Heart Health
Education (RPL-IP)
SEE PAGE 5
Caregivers
(ALZ/DEM)
Support Group* (C-IP)
6:00 pm
Please call (509) 943-8455 for
any questions. Be sure to
check the calendar carefully for
any changes to dates, times or
locations.
You can also reach us by email
at knrc@kadlec.org
Register for programs at
https://bit.ly/
COMMUNITYHEALTH
(link is case sensitive)
F E B R UA R Y
CALENDAR: FE B R UA R Y 2023
National Donor Day is February 14
This Valentine's Day, share the love and learn about
organ donation.
Every year on February 14, National Donor Day raises
awareness about the lifesaving benefits of organ, eye,
and tissue donation.
It also celebrates those who have saved lives through
the gift of donation.
Organ donation takes the healthy organs and tissues of
someone who has died and transplants them to people
waiting for lifesaving organs. There are no age limits
on who can donate, and even someone with an illness
may be able to donate organs or tissue.
If you want to become an organ donor or learn more
about it, visit the national organ donor website at
www.organdonor.gov/.
113,000 + men, women, and children were
on the national transplant waiting list in 2019.
1 donor can save 8 lives by making vital
donations of a heart, lungs, liver, pancreas,
kidneys, and intestines.
20 people die each day for a transplant.
95% of U.S. adults support organ donation
but only 58% are signed up as donors.
Source: National Library of Medicine; National Institutes of
Health; U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
