First-ever Cayman Islands student volunteer fair launches thismonth
GRAND CAYMAN (GIS) – The Youth Services Unit (YSU) is hosting the Cayman Islands’ inaugural Student Volunteer Fair on Friday, 22 June 2018. Twenty-three charities and non-profit organisations have signed up to display booths at the event. The fair will…
Caribbean: PAHO signs agreement with Development Bank to focus on mental health ahead of Hurricane Season
From teleSUR TV “Strengthening social and individual resilience is, and always should be, a key component of any response to disasters,” said Monica La Bennett. The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) and Caribbean Development Bank (CDB) have signed an accord…
Delegates from the Caribbean region to attend major biodiversity meet
From The St. Kitts & Nevis Observer Greater Georgetown, Guyana- More than fifty delegates from around the Region are expected to be in Guyana for a Caribbean Community (CARICOM) workshop to continue the development of a CARICOM Biodiversity Strategy (CBS)….
All to play for in the Cayman Islands Youth FA Cups
With the Cayman Islands Football Association (CIFA) youth leagues all but completed and preliminary rounds in the girls and boys youth FA Cups decided, semi final games were the focus of attention this past Saturday, June 9. Globally, the FA…
Chesterfield student who was struck by car walks across graduation stage
By Riccard Gavilan, Producer CONNECT From NBC 12 CHESTERFIELD, VA (WWBT) – A Chesterfield teen who was struck by a car and left severely injured defied the odds by walking across stage for his graduation. Harrison Zierenberg graduated from James…
Unique ways decorative mirror upgrade a room
As homeowners want to accentuate the clean environment of their rooms by adding furniture and other displays, the variety of the fixtures that are available seems to overwhelm homeowners. But looking into the piece that can make even more standout…
Message by Cayman Islands Minister of Health Hon. Dwayne Seymour to mark World Oceans Day
8 June, 2018 Our Islands are known for many things, one of the most important of them being our beautiful sea. Seeing that the Caribbean Sea and wider oceans are such a vital part of the history and identity of…
Embracing E-Learning
Embracing E-Learning: OECS Commission and CXC continue collaboration using new Educational Technology Wednesday, June 6, 2018 — The OECS Commission’s Education Development Management Unit and the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) continue their collaboration to support Ministries of Education across the…
June is Caribbean-American Heritage Month!
By Loribelle Lapaix From OOM Scholastic Heritage (noun) – something that is handed down from the past, as a tradition: something that come or belongs to one by reason of birth; an inherited lot of portion. The Caribbean is a…
Victim of Workplace Age Discrimination? Here’s how new Freelancer Job App plans to put you back to Work
While a hostile office environment and impossible workload are bad enough, “ageism” has also become a near-constant threat that workers need to know the signs of. Employees have legal rights and if an employer is making decisions seemingly based off…






