Bishop Macdonell Catholic High School students provided Notes of Hope to the Guelph Community Health Centre for volunteers and patients.
Initiated by the Guelph Community Health Centre, the Notes of Hope campaign aims to help clients and volunteer feel more connected to the community to combat isolation caused by physical distancing.
As part of the Notes of Hope campaign, students created short notes sharing kind words of affirmation and hope.
“I was so impressed with how the students grasped the opportunity and the effort they put in the notes that they created,” shared Marianne Sullivan, teacher at Bishop Macdonell.
The Notes of Hope will be dropped off to the SEED Warehouse later this week. You can contribute to the campaign by reaching out to Hannah Senitt, Coordinator of Volunteer Resources for Guelph Community Health Centre, [email protected].
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