St. Joseph Medical Center Receives a Gift of Books

August 22, 2018 Providence News Team

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Polson, MT— Providence St. Joseph Medical Center pediatrician Emily Hall, DO recently accepted a donation of children’s books from Laura Burrowes - Lake County Representative for the Community Action Partnership of Northwest Montana.

The books will be given to young children through the hospital’s Reach Out and Read Program. The program builds a unique relationship between parents and medical providers to develop critical early reading skills in children.

The Community Action Partnership of Northwest Montana is distributing children’s books throughout Flathead, Lake, Sanders and Mineral counties. The books are secured through a grant from the Molina Foundation.

For more information about The Community Action Partnership of Northwest Montana, call 406-752-6565. For more information about the Providence St. Joseph Medical Center Reach Out and Read program, contact Dr. Hall at 406-883-5680.

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