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Events 46 maltatoday, Sunday, 23 auguSt 2015 Grand fund raising event for three charities at SmartCity Malta Three Maltese charities, namely Cystic Fibrosis, Inspire and ra1se are set to benefit from the pro- ceeds of a grand charity event be- ing held on Saturday, 5 September at the magnificent surroundings of Laguna Walk at SmartCity Malta. entitled 'One for all and all for one', the event is the brainchild of Nadine Busuttil and Patricia Tabone, who, together with the management team of SmartC- ity Malta, Inspire Foundation President, Nathan Farrugia, ra1se Foundation founder, Julian Az- zopardi and Cystic Fibrosis Malta, spokesperson, Josette Falzon, are putting together what promises to be an unforgettable evening against the background of Malta's unique dancing fountain at La- guna Walk. The event kicks off at 20:00hrs with a unisex fashion show which will see the participation of a number of high street brands in- cluding Max Mara, Massimo Dut- ti, Monsoon and Accessorize and SYL amongst others. The fashion show will be followed by a recep- tion together with live entertain- ment from a local band and some of Malta's best DJs. Speaking about the event Na- dine and Pat said, "We are proud to have brought together three of Malta's leading charities under one roof in an effort to raise funds for their individual needs. "Together we will be work- ing hard to host one of the most memorable entertainment events of the summer, where our guests can enjoy themselves whilst con- tributing to the three causes. To- gether with the NGOs we will be teaming up with a number of cor- porate sponsors who have com- mitted their support to this wor- thy initiative." SmartCity Malta, CeO, Antho- ny Tabone said, "our support to the 'One for all and all for one' ini- tiative forms part of our corporate social responsibility programme to assist disadvantaged members of our community. We welcome such initiatives at our premises, as given its spectacular setting, La- guna Walk has been created with such events in mind for the ben- efit of the local community." emCare launches new website aimed at health and care businesses DhALIA real estate Services has promoted two of its esteemed and highly experienced negotiators to branch managers. Mark Borg Mangion and David Sultana will now be managing the Valletta branch and the Victoria, Gozo branch respectively. Mark Borg Mangion has had plenty of managerial experience in the past, while he worked in the catering industry for over ten years. he later pursued an educa- tion in Management studies and graduated with a Masters Degree in Business Administration. After graduating, he joined Dhalia real estate Services in 2005, eager to attempt a career in the property industry and has been very successful throughout the past decade. "I love this industry and my work gives me the opportunity to help my clients during one of the biggest investments they will make throughout their lives," Borg Mangion expressed. David Sultana used to work as a sales representative for seven years with a car rental company, prior to moving on to the prop- erty industry, where he has been working with Dhalia in Gozo for six years. his knowledge and expertise in property in Gozo is unparal- leled within the company and his new position as manager of the two branches, namely in Victoria Street and at The Duke Shopping Complex, gives him the opportu- nity to manage the growing team for two branches that have be- come very lucrative for the com- pany. Two new managers at Dhalia Real Estate Services Mark Borg Mangion emCare recently launched a new website: w w w.emcarepro.com to provide businesses in the health and care industry with informa- tion about the company's B2B solutions. These solutions are especially designed to facilitate health and care professionals' work, whilst enhancing visibili- ty, efficiency, accountability and accuracy. emCare's two leading B2B so- lutions, SCOPe and PocketPal, are the result of the identifica- tion and rectification of ineffi- cient procedures in health and care sectors around the world via state-of-the-art technolo- gies. SCOPe is an e-monitoring solution that enables the carer, nurse, doctor or individual to conduct routine medical tests and instantly capture the data electronically via vital sign monitoring devices. This data is then transmitted to SCOPe's central repository to update the resident's electronic medical record. Staff can also keep their man- agement updated in real time and they would automatically be informed about the duties that need to be carried out dur- ing their shift, without the need to write anything down. Among other aspects, the solution can be applied to a variety of sec- tors and may also be customised to meet different requirements more effectively. emCare's other B2B solution, PocketPal was designed in part- nership with Lloyds Pharmacy to assist domiciliary care provid- ers. The solution provides care workers who need to travel and visit different homes, with their schedule for the day, as well as the clients' profiles, contact de- tails and GPS directions. The care providers are able to check off tasks from their to-do list, take notes as well as report any incidents. This electronic data and other instant updates are sent from the care worker to the head office and vice versa, thus enabling administrators to update the care workers' ap- pointments list from the office and reschedule tasks in real- time. For more information, please visit w w w.emcarepro.com and follow emCare's Facebook page at w w w.facebook.com/em- care360 The organisers of the One for All and All for One charity event