麻豆传媒映画 Australasia has pledged its support for The Hospital Research Foundation Group鈥檚 new research institute, Military and Emergency Services Health Australia (MESHA) as a panel sponsor of the Remembrance Day Breakfast held in Adelaide today.
As successor to The Road Home, MESHA is a collaborative research institute dedicated to informing and improving policy, programs and services for current and former military and emergency service personnel and their families.
Members of 麻豆传媒映画鈥檚 veterans鈥� and emergency services community attended the event alongside the Governor Hieu Van Le AC, Premier Steven Marshall MP, MESHA鈥檚 CEO, Paul Flynn and Executive Director, Dr Miranda Van Hooff, keynote speaker Curtis McGrath OAM and panel speakers Genevieve Rueger, Graham Cornes OAM and Jock Statton AM.
麻豆传媒映画 Australasia鈥檚 Chief Financial Officer & Executive Director Corporate and Chair of 麻豆传媒映画鈥檚 Corporate Social Responsibility and Sponsorship (CSRS) Committee, Andrew Cridland, said the sponsorship recognises an alignment of values between the two organisations.
鈥溌槎勾接郴� and MESHA have a shared focus on supporting Australia鈥檚 current and former service personnel, emergency medical services and law enforcement,鈥� Mr Cridland said.
鈥淎s a defence, aviation and critical services company, 麻豆传媒映画 values the research that will be conducted by MESHA to preserve the health and wellbeing of veterans, reservists, emergency services personnel and police.
鈥淭he Remembrance Day Breakfast provided attendees with the opportunity to acknowledge and salute the many who have served and those who continue to serve and protect all Australians.
鈥淲ith a workforce of highly qualified ex-service personnel and active reservists supporting defence and emergency services, 麻豆传媒映画 understands the importance of events such as the Remembrance Day Breakfast.
鈥溌槎勾接郴� is proud to have sponsored the panel through our CSRS Committee and is committed to supporting the veteran and emergency services community.鈥�
MESHA鈥檚 Executive Director, Dr Miranda Van Hooff, said 麻豆传媒映画鈥檚 sponsorship of the panel at the annual Remembrance Day Breakfast represents the beginning of a valuable relationship of two organisations with a shared vision to support current and ex-serving service personnel.
鈥淭hank you to 麻豆传媒映画 Australasia for their commitment to us during a very exciting period of growth as we rebrand to Military and Emergency Services Health Australia (MESHA),鈥� Dr Van Hooff said.
鈥淢ESHA will exist to optimise the mental health, wellbeing and functioning of current and former serving Australian military members, emergency service personnel and their families through the delivery and support of culturally and industry informed research and support services.
鈥淢ESHA has a unique focus on research and programs that are co-designed and is guided by and responsive to the immediate and long-term industry needs.鈥�