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Find a Foot Care NurseManitoba Association of Foot Care NursesThe Manitoba Association of Foot Care Nurses is a group of nurses dedicated to understanding the foot and how it functions in relation to the rest of the body. Nurses use this knowledge to promote optimal health to ensure Manitobans remain active members of their communities. MISSION: The Manitoba Association of Foot Care Nurses promotes and maintains the shared interest of members while advancing the profession and empowering foot care nurses in the pursuit of practice excellence. For a copy of Mission and Goals: MAFCN_Mission__Goals.pdfContact InformationBusiness_Opportunity.docDid you know...75% of all Canadians will experience a foot related health problem at one time or another in their lives.Only a small percentage of the population is born with foot problems,it is poorly fitting footwear, neglect and a lack of awareness of proper foot care that create problems.Many people have the notion that as we age our feet are supposed to hurt

Welcome Hope Mennonite Church is a Christian congregation meeting in Winnipeg's West Broadway neighbourhood. We have an average attendance of approximately 60 persons. We seek to be open to and welcoming of all who pass through our doors. Our worship begins at 9:30 on Sunday mornings at Crossways in Common, a multi-use facility housing two churches and numerous community service organizations. Our theological roots are in the Anabaptist-Mennonite tradition. We celebrate the mystery of God's grace and respond by striving to follow Jesus Christ into a life dedicated to peace with justice.