School of Health & Human Services
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In the School of Health & Human Services we’re dedicated to providing education in a range of caring professions in our community. We offer a variety of certificate, diploma and degree programs, as well as a post-degree diploma program. We work in partnership with universities, other colleges and employers to bring you the best opportunities to continue your learning… and to find employment. Continue reading Dean's message...
What's new
Spring preventive dental health clinic for children and youth
Camosun's Human Services department changes name
Fundraiser for the Patty Foster Memorial Bursary
Medical Radiography Technology Program
Camosun's Practical Nursing Access program running in Bella Bella
Camosun’s annual preventive dental health clinic for children and youth happens April 21 through 29 at Lansdowne campus, off Foul Bay Rd. Our friendly and caring Dental Assistant students provide low-cost preventive dental health services under the supervision of experienced, well-qualified faculty.
Services include polishing of teeth, fluoride treatments, x-rays and sealants. The two-hour appointments are free for children ages five to 12 years and cost only $10 for youth ages 13 to 19. Preliminary screening appointments are required and take place February 27 through March 29.
Call or email today to book your free screening appointment: 250-370-3184 / smile@camosun.bc.ca
Community, Family and Child Studies is the new name for the department that prepares students to work in the human services sector or to pursue further education in fields like child and youth care, social work and social justice. "We chose our new name to emphasize the scope and focus of the programs we offer, " says department chair Anita Ferriss. "In addition to choosing a name, we identified vision and mission statements to guide us as we develop educational programming to meet the substantial need in our communities." The department's vision is "healthy community"; the mission is "one relationship at a time.”
Patty Foster, a valued member of Camosun’s nursing faculty, lost her battle with breast cancer last August. To honour her memory and kick start the Patty Foster Memorial Bursary, Camosun’s nursing department presents Sarah’s Daughters, a riveting and moving portrayal of a woman’s personal experience with a genetic form of breast cancer. If you like to attend "Sarah’s Daughters” it runs January 28th @ 7:30pm; January 29th at 2:00pm & 7:30pm.
Tickets are $24.00 per person and $18.75 for students and seniors. Tickets are available through the McPherson box office or vouchers can be purchased through Camosun College Nursing Faculty.
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Coming September 2011. For more information please visit our Medical Radiography Technology Program page
For the first time ever, the Practical Nursing Access program will be running in the small community of Bella Bella. This is joint funded project with Heiltsuk College in Bella Bella will help students with previous Resident Care Attendant certificates to further their education. For more information on the PN Access program visit our site.
