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Department of Sports Launches Honouring Women’s Month with Worship Service and Wellness Presentation

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Serving Without Losing Yourself Presenter Shivonne Nixon

Guest Worship Leader Markeisha Myles

Guests at the worship service

FRC Director Rayle Roberts and Clinical Supervisor Charmaine Miller and staff striking the GiveToGain pose

Serving Without Losing Yourself Presenter Shivonne Nixon

Opening Prayer by James Myles (Volunteer for HWM)

Serving Without Losing Yourself - Guest Chantelle Day & Volunteer Francesca Hamann

The Department of Sports (DOS) commenced its Honouring Women’s Month 2026 observances with a special worship service titled “Living the Giving Life” on Sunday, 1 March at the Intergenerational HUB.

The service was officiated by Reverend Mary Graham, who delivered a powerful homily on “Living the Giving Life,” aligning with this year’s theme, #GiveToGain. The service brought together members of the community for a morning of worship, reflection and celebration of women. Notable attendees included Minister for Youth, Sports, Culture & Heritage, Hon. Isaac Rankine, Parliamentary Secretary Mrs. Julie Hunter, and Chief Officer for the Ministry of Youth, Sports and Culture, Ms. Teresa Echenique.

The programme featured scripture readings connected to the theme, uplifting praise and worship, and remarks from Minister Rankine highlighting the importance of service, generosity and community. Attendees also enjoyed a captivating dance performance by a trio from the Savannah United Church Dance Ministry. Following the service, participants gathered for fellowship over a delicious breakfast courtesy of Welly’s, which was enjoyed by all.

Continuing the month’s activities, the Department of Sports hosted a Honouring Women’s Month wellness presentation titled “Give to Gain: Serving Without Losing Yourself” on Tuesday, 3 March at the Intergenerational HUB.

The session was facilitated by registered psychologist and counsellor Shivonne Nixon, who shared practical insights on maintaining personal wellbeing while supporting and serving others. During the engaging presentation, participants explored the importance of setting healthy boundaries, recognising signs of burnout, and finding balance between caring for others and prioritising self-care.

The discussion sparked meaningful conversations about mental health and wellness within the community, encouraging attendees to serve with purpose while protecting their mental and emotional wellbeing. The Department of Sports extends its sincere thanks to all participants, volunteers and partners who contributed to the success of these events and to the continued celebration of women across the Cayman Islands throughout Honouring Women’s Month.

Photographs by David Goddard


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