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Investments in nursing add new spots and more student financial awards
December 21, 2022
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The college received investments from both the provincial government and private donors, in support of Practical Nursing.
Responding to the demand for more nurses in our province, the college received investments from both the provincial government and private donors, in support of Practical Nursing, bringing more sites and student financial awards to life.
Also inspired by the desire to support those stepping into this admirable career, the Joyce Family Foundation donated $1 million to the college toward student financial awards for students in Assiniboine’s Practical Nursing program. These awards will come available for students next fall.
Read more about the nursing investments that were made in 2022:
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- Province invests in expanded nursing seats in rural rotating sites
- Assiniboine announces rural rotating sites for 2022-23 in Otterburne, Morden, Virden and Arborg
- Joyce Family Foundation commits $1 million toward financial awards for Practical Nursing students
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