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DESCRIPTION:Ian Hall was raised in Lillooet\, B.C. He joined the Canadian A
 rmy at the age of 18 and served with the 3rd Battalion\, Princess Patricia
 's Canadian Light Infantry. After leaving the military\, Ian joined Edmont
 on Fire Rescue Services working initially as a firefighter. He later joine
 d the health and wellness team\, where he saw parallels between emergency 
 first responders and veterans coping with job-related stress and encounter
 ing mental health issues as a result. He became the Edmonton area ambassad
 or for Wounded Warriors Canada (WWC). WWC is a nationally-recognized organ
 ization and mental health service provider dedicated to serving ill and in
 jured trauma-exposed professionals and their families in both official lan
 guages. Rotary International and our District Governor have urged Rotarian
 s to focus their service efforts on mental health\, so we are excited to w
 elcome Ian to our Club so we can learn about the programs WWC offers in th
 is area. 
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LOCATION:University Club
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SUMMARY:Wounded Warriors - Ian Hall
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Ian Hall was raised in Lillooet\, B.C. He j
 oined the Canadian Army at the age of 18 and served with the 3rd Battalion
 \, Princess Patricia&#39\;s Canadian Light Infantry.</p>\n\n<p>After leavi
 ng the military\, Ian joined Edmonton Fire Rescue Services working initial
 ly as a firefighter. He later joined the health and wellness team\, where 
 he saw parallels between emergency first responders and veterans coping wi
 th job-related stress and encountering mental health issues as a result. H
 e became the Edmonton area ambassador for Wounded Warriors Canada (WWC).</
 p>\n\n<p>WWC is a nationally-recognized organization and mental health ser
 vice provider dedicated to serving ill and injured trauma-exposed professi
 onals and their families in both official languages. Rotary International 
 and our District Governor have urged Rotarians to focus their service effo
 rts on mental health\, so we are excited to welcome Ian to our Club so we 
 can learn about the programs WWC offers in this area.</p>\n
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