The University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) marked a proud milestone this summer as its STEM Summer Camp celebrated its tenth anniversary — a decade of hands-on exploration, scientific curiosity, and growing confidence among Cayman’s young innovators.
“I sit on the sea. Boulders surround my peppermint figure. My job is to show you where NOT to go. At night I turn the water to green.”
The future of healthcare legislation in the Cayman Islands is being shaped through collaboration between Government and the healthcare professionals who deliver care to the community.
In keeping with the Company’s commitment to scholastic excellence, two young Caymanians have received financial assistance from Caribbean Utilities Company, Ltd. (CUC) to assist them with furthering their education. Sheala Reid and Ricardo Cooper will pursue university level studies at institutions
For generations, reaching 65 has marked the end of a working life and the beginning of a well-earned retirement for employees around the world.
The Breast Cancer Foundation has received a welcome boost to its work in the Cayman Islands following the donation of a new vehicle by TRAC Automotive.
The Health Services Authority’s (HSA) Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) has received a Natus CFM Brainz Monitor courtesy of Rotary Central Cayman Islands.
Cayman households are being encouraged to strengthen their savings, even as the country’s strong purchasing power continues to help cushion the impact of rising costs.
On Wednesday, 5 August, RCIPS officers, supported by representatives from the Department of Environmental Health (DEH), conducted a Day of Action operation in the Walters Road area of George Town.
What have been presented as significant first steps on a pathway to ultimately improving the administration of the Cayman Islands Health Service Authority (HSA) have been outlined in a comprehensive government-commissioned report into the agency’s operations.