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CK Public Health Donates Water Bottles to St. Clair Catholic

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Chatham-Kent Public Health has donated 450 water bottles to St. Clair Catholic, to distribute to students in schools across the Municipality.

“Today is World Water Day and we think that’s a great time to say a special ‘thank you’ to our partners at CK Public Health for this donation,” says Deb Crawford, Director of Education.  “We will add it to our complement of water bottles that we purchased earlier this year for our students.”

(L-R) Americo Todino, Principal of Monsignor Uyen Catholic School accepts the donation of 450 water bottles from Jake Zelina, CK Public Health.
 (L-R) Americo Todino, Principal of Monsignor Uyen Catholic School accepts the donation of 450 water bottles from Jake Zelina, CK Public Health.

Due to COVID-19 water fountains in schools are closed.  Students use water bottle filling stations to stay hydrated and keep healthy.  The Board supplies water bottles to schools on an on-going basis, as needed.

“I also want to take this opportunity to say a big ‘thank you’ again to our public health partners in both Lambton and Chatham-Kent,” says Mrs. Crawford.  “From the earliest days of the pandemic, Lambton Public Health and CK Public Health have provided tremendous support and guidance to our schools, our staff and our families.  We are grateful for their expertise and their ongoing assistance as together we meet the challenges of COVID-19.”