South Central Public Health Districts asks for donations of personal protective equipment
TIMES-NEWS | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 4 years, 9 months AGO
TWIN FALLS — South Central Public Health District is encouraging residents, businesses and organizations to donate new, unused personal protective equipment to assist first responders, health care providers, and health care facilities responding to COVID-19.
“The current pandemic is putting a strain on our healthcare system and leading to shortages in personal protective equipment (PPE) for our healthcare workers and first responders," said Nelson Long, SCPHD Emergency Planner. "We are reaching out to the community to see if anyone might have spare PPE to donate to help keep our healthcare workers and first responders safe."
The health department asks anyone who has the following medical supplies (in new, unopened condition) and would like make a donation, is asked to drop off items at any health district office.
Items that are needed:
N95 Respirator masksSurgical MasksSurgical GlovesProcedure GownsFace ShieldsGogglesHand SanitizerDisinfectant Wipes
Please deliver all donations to your closest drop off location:
Blaine County Sheriff’s Office, 1650 Aviation Dr. Hailey, ID 83333Gooding SCPHD Office, 255 North Canyon Drive, Gooding, ID 83330Heyburn SCPHD Office, 485 22nd Street, Heyburn, ID 83336Jerome SCPHD Office, 951 East Avenue H, Jerome, ID 83338Twin Falls SPCHD Office, 1020 Washington Street North, Twin Falls, ID 83301
Contact scphd@phd5.idaho.gov or 208-737-1138 with any questions.
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South Central Public Health Districts asks for donations of personal protective equipment
TWIN FALLS — South Central Public Health District is encouraging residents, businesses and organizations to donate new, unused personal protective equipment to assist first responders, health care providers, and health care facilities responding to COVID-19.