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The Friendlies support group restoring sight to Cambodians

Dr David Merefield, from Wide Bay Anaesthesia Specialists, has recently returned from Cambodia, as part of the Cambodia Vision team who travel to the country annually to restore and treat sight and help return hundreds of Cambodians to work. The team consulted with more than 4200 patients, including children and performed 573 cataract, pterygium and other surgeries, provided 1342 pairs of prescription glasses, donated more than 3300 pairs of sunglasses, treating 3290 general medical conditions and 861 hearing and speechMore

The Friendlies spreading cheer a little further this Christmas

Thousands of dollars of gifts will be donated to Bundaberg families in need this Christmas, thanks to a partnership between local charities and a goods giving program. Thanks to the Good360 program, The Friendlies Foundation secured more than $6000 in toys and school hats which have been handed over to Angels Community Group and CentacareCQ for dispersal. After working with Good360 last year, The Friendlies Foundation Public Relations Officer Maria Ebert said The Friendlies wanted to offer this support toMore

Multi-Million Dollar Expansion Plans Preparing For Region’s Future Health

As the health care needs of the community continue to increase, the Friendly Society Private Hospital is planning for the future with work beginning on the Stage 6 Development. The $32M expansion will position The Friendlies among leading hospitals in regional Australia. CEO Alan Cooper said this new stage of development would complete The Friendlies current Master Plan for the hospital precinct. “This next stage of expansion will further support the specialists The Friendlies has been actively recruiting over theMore

Free Wifi now available for patients and visitors at The Friendlies

Having access to a free wifi network is something patients at the Friendly Society Private Hospital can now enjoy. Senior Manager of Business Development Stuart Bonnett said free patient wifi was something the hospital had been developing for some time. “Free wifi is by far the most common request from patients at The Friendlies,” Mr Bonnett said. “A lot of our patients are looking for things to occupy their time while they are in hospital, and mobile data can getMore
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