Art from the Heart

February 22, 2018

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Through Aurecon’s partnership with Aboriginal Artist Deborah Newenham, the painting We Save Lives has raised funds for the Intensive Care Foundation. Funds raised have gone towards essential and ongoing clinical research aimed at improving the quality of care and treatment of critically ill patients. Learn more about the Artist and her work, the Intensive Care Foundation, and Aurecon’s commitment to community through this video.

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