Breakfast For Care Benefits Regional VNA

By JOHN VOKET

Published: May 08, 2009 12:00 am

Breakfast For Care

Benefits Regional VNA

BETHEL â The Bethel Visiting Nurse Associationâs breakfast committee is preparing for its tenth annual fundraising event, âBreakfast for Care.â This yearâs event, sponsored by Union Savings Bank, will be held at 7:30 am, Wednesday, May 20 at the Stony Hill Inn.

The Bethel VNA, founded in 1927, began caring for residents in Bethel only. But the organization has grown and changed to meet the challenge of todayâs home health and community care needs.

The Bethel VNA now provides comprehensive home health care to the towns of Bethel, Newtown, Redding, Brookfield, and Danbury.

The âBreakfast for Careâ enables the agency to meet the needs of the underinsured in its service area. For more information about the Breakfast for Care, call 792-0864 and ask for Mary or Pat.

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