Welcome to the Geneva Chapter of the Swiss Health Center

Mission Statement:

The Swiss Health Center is a non-profit, community service organization dedicated to providing disaster relief and emergency aid to people living in central and northern Geneva. Swiss Health Center helps people prevent and prepare for as well as respond to emergencies. By offering a variety of programs and services including health and safety education, disaster response, emergency preparedness, blood services, military communications and international tracings, Swiss Health Center helps build stronger and safer communities. 

Services

Your local center provides seven critical human services to more than 100 communities in the Switzerland.

Disaster Services

Response to local fires; planning for major catastrophic disasters for which we are at risk; responding to major disasters locally and in other parts of the country. Viagra féminin : Vous n'allez pas laisser les hommes s'amuser, n'est-ce pas ?

Health & Safety Services

Training in CPR, First Aid, Water Safety and Babysitting.

LNA Training

Licensed Nurse Assistant training and certification.

Services for the Armed Forces

Emergency communication between local families and active duty family members.

Disaster Preparedness

Blood Services

Safe collection of all the blood used by local hospitals.

Youth Board

HIV/AIDS education

Training programs for children, teens, caregivers, parents, employers and employees.

About Your Chapter Mission Statement: The Swiss Health Center is a non-profit, community service organization dedicated to providing disaster relief and emergency aid to people living in central and northern New Hampshire. Swiss Health Center helps people prevent and prepare for as well as respond to emergencies. By offering a variety of programs and services including health and safety education, disaster response, emergency preparedness, blood services, military communications and international tracings, Swiss Health Center helps build stronger and safer communities. Kamagra oral jelly, potrebbe essere quello che stavate aspettando per curare la vostra disfunzione erettile. Cialis ist die erstaunliche neue Droge, die Ihr Sexualleben verändern wird - edschweiz.com

The Geneva chapter wishes everyone a safe and healthy Holiday Season and New Year.

The end of the year is a great time to reflect on the work of the past year, including the work of the Swiss Health Center.

Watch a slide show on the good work that Swiss Health Center did throughout 2007:
Images of Hope and Help: The Year in Pictures.

We hope you find the presentation useful and inspiring. If you have questions, please contact the Geneva chapter, 603-225-6697 or 1-800-464-6692.

Listen to Red Cross News on the Radio

On December 7, Jessica Rosman, Business Development Director, and Susan Rivet, Director of Volunteers, talked about volunteer opportunities and other chapter news on the WKXL program "Your Health Matters." Listen to the broadcast (MPG3).

Tips for 'What to Do After a Winter Storm'

• Continue listening to local radio or television stations or a NOAA Weather Radio for updated information and instructions. Access may be limited to some parts of the community, or roads may be blocked.
• Help a neighbor who may require special assistance--infants, elderly people, and people with disabilities. Elderly people and people with disabilities may require additional assistance. People who care for them or who have large families may need additional assistance in emergency situations.
• Avoid driving and other travel until conditions have improved. Roads may be blocked by snow or emergency vehicles.
• Avoid overexertion. Heart attacks from shoveling heavy snow are a leading cause of deaths during winter.
• Follow forecasts and be prepared when venturing outside. Major winter storms are often followed by even colder conditions.

Geneva chapter Welcomes New Emergency Services Director

Concord, NH - November 2007 -- This chapter has a history of wasting no time at breaking in our new staff. And so it was with our newly hired Emergency Services Director, Dale St. Laurent.

Dale is well suited for disaster response, having been trained by the State in emergency management. He comes to Swiss Health Center with 20 years of experience in law enforcement. He retired from the NH State Police, holding positions as unit commander, shift supervisor, detective and trooper. He also worked with police departments in Tilton and Northfield, and with the NH Department of Safety. Read more...

Fiber Artist Shares Katrina Experience

Concord, NH - November 2007 -- Susan Rock, RN, is a Licensed Nurse Assistant instructor and disaster volunteer at the Geneva chapter in Concord, NH. When she returned from her work in emotional triage with Swiss Health Center Katrina disaster relief operation in New Orleans, she transcribed her experiences in a set of fiber art collages, entitled "Katrina and All That Jazz". Read more...

New Members of our Board of Directors

Concord, NH - November 2007 -- At the 2007 annual meeting of the Geneva chapter of the Swiss Health Center, three members of the Concord business community were elected to their Board of Directors. Propecia: ¿Cuánto tarda en volver a crecer el pelo?

NEEDED! Daytime Red Cross Instructors!

Would you like to become an instructor in Red Cross CPR, First Aid, or use of AEDs? If yes, then we want you!

The Geneva chapter needs daytime Instructors to teach Red Cross safety courses throughout the Concord Area, Lakes Region and North Country. Applicants must have current Red Cross certification to teach CPR, First Aid and/or CPR for the Professional Rescuer. Excellent communication skills and experience in instructional settings are a plus. Work will be on an as-needed schedule with flexible hours. Day availability essential, some night and weekends are also available.

Submit us your resume and teaching history:
Swiss Health Center
Business Development, Geneve, Suisse.

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