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There is a Need for More Occupational Therapists in the Country Therapists in the Country
There is a Need for More Occupational Therapists in the Country Therapists in the Country
Minister of Health, Dr. the Hon. Duane Sands said that he was advised that The Bahamas is limited by the fact that it has only nine Occupational Therapists and three Occupational Therapy Assistants...
Mandara, Ocean Club Spas Ranked Among World's Best
Mandara, Ocean Club Spas Ranked Among World's Best
A top UK-based fashion and lifestyle publication with 33 million readers and 100 million unique online visitors monthly has named two spas on Paradise Island as among the 32 best in the world after editors scoured resort contenders around the globe.
Minister of Health & Wellness thanks Cuban nurses for their service during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Minister of Health & Wellness thanks Cuban nurses for their service during the COVID-19 Pandemic
An appreciation ceremony was held at SuperClubs Breezes resort, January 30, 2023, to thank the remaining cohort of nurses from the Republic of Cuba who joined the cadre of healthcare workers at the Princess Margaret Hospital (PMH) to assist in the delivery of hospital services and patient care in face of the impact of COVID-19.
Historic Bahamian Appointment to Human Rights Commission
Dante Bazard Jr to serve three-year term as Commissioner of Prince Edward Island, Canada
Dante Bazard Jr’s confirmation this month to the Prince Edward Island Human Rights Commission is not only a first for a Bahamian, but for black people in the province.
At 27, he is the youngest appointee named by the Legislative Assembly of the Canadian province. He will serve a term of three years.
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Grand Bahama Children’s Home Receives Outpouring of Support From Local and International Groups
Grand Bahama Children’s Home Receives Outpouring of Support From Local and International Groups
For the past two months, executives, staff and volunteers at the Grand Bahama Children’s Home (GBCH) have been consumed with the task of rebuilding the facility which was heavily flooded as a result of Hurricane Dorian. For more than forty years, the Home has provided a safe haven for abused and neglected children and, at the time of the storm, housed thirty-two children ranging in age, from thr...
Hundreds Raise Thousands for Autism at REACH Fun, Run, Walk
Non-profit to provide free therapy and summer camp for children with autism...Hundreds participated in the second REACH Bahamas Fun, Run Walk, held at 6 a.m. on Saturday, May 27. The race raised more than three thousand dollars for the nonprofit...
New pool of young Bahamian hospitality professionals trained
The Bahamian tourism product has received an enormous boost with an increase in its pool of hospitality professionals with almost 400 new full time employees at Sandals Royal Bahamian Resort & Off Shore Island, opening a new world of opportunities for the island's premier industry.
DQ & REACH aim to make miracle happen for autism community
On Thursday, July 28th, Miracle Treat Day, Dairy Queen (DQ) will donate $2 for every blizzard sold to families affected by autism spectrum disorder (ASD). All four DQ locations in New Providence will participate ? Southwest Plaza, Cable Beach, Harbour Bay and The Mall at Marathon.
Gomez wants stronger action to prevent gambling addiction
Retired Anglican Archbishop Drexel Gomez said yesterday he will personally petition the government to force gaming house operators to fund campaigns that send direct warnings about gambling addiction.
Gibson condemns FNM deputy for slapping Rollins
Gibson condemns FNM deputy for slapping Rollins
Minister of Labour and National Insurance Shane Gibson yesterday condemned Long Island MP Loretta Butler-Turner for slapping Fort Charlotte MP Dr. Andre Rollins, adding that the "despicable" act set a bad example for the country.
Gibson's criticism came as he led debate in the House of Assembly on a bill that would create the National Training Agency...