September is designated as Recovery month in Cayman and during this month many organizations across the Islands organize fundraisers and awareness programs to bring awareness to some of the challenges many of our friends, family, and neighbors face.
If you’re a music lover looking for something to do around Grand Cayman on a Tuesday night; the type who likes to take karaoke to another level or play an instrument and sing, to get your name out there, look no further than Jam Night at the Bird on the West Bay Road.
Restaurant Month, will return this October to celebrate the very best of Cayman’s culinary community. The Cayman Islands Tourism Association (CITA) has announced that over 30 restaurants across Grand Cayman have confirmed their participation with further restaurants still to be announced.
It’s time to colour the community orange to show support to our seniors through the annual Meals on Wheels (MOW) SENIORS ROCK Dress Down Day!
Busypacking nearly 300 lovely new school backpacks with school things MP Heather Bodden and all the volunteers were working until nearly midnight at the Savannah and Newlands MPs community office.
There was fun, food and fellowship in abundance at the Bodden Town East Seniors’ night and Webster Memorial Church Hall was pretty-much full up.
The Department of Counselling Services (DCS) has completed another successful year of the STOP NOW AND PLAN (SNAP®) summer camp for school-aged children in need of effective strategies to develop emotion-regulation, self-control, and problem-solving skills.
100WF Pre-Career recently hosted a live stream motivational event for the programmes mentors and mentees at the Cayman Bay Cinema.
Saturday July 10, 2021, was a great day for the Child Evangelism Fellowship Ministry, in the Cayman Islands. CEF had its first ever public fund-gathering since launching back in 2018 as a Non-profit Organization.
Government’s newest deputy chief officer, Lt. Colonel Bobeth O’Garro, took up her role within the Ministry of Health and Wellness with great momentum.