As a part of Government’s Coronavirus preparedness measures, the Ministry of Community Affairs has announced that existing Needs Assessment Unit (NAU) clients need not visit the agency’s offices to receive temporary assistance.
The Cayman Islands Civil Service is bringing forward this month's pay day to Wednesday, 18 March for its employees. This will also mean early payment for local veterans, seamen and those on Permanent Financial Assistance.
The economic fallout from global concerns in relation to Covid 19/Corona Virus is causing a cascade of business closures across the Grand Cayman.
An emerging statistic coming out of the COVID-19 corona virus pandemic is the vulnerability of the elderly, who, should they contract the virus, are considerably more likely to die than younger generations.
The UK Minister responsible for the Overseas Territories, Baroness Liz Sugg has confirmed the British governments continued support for Cayman and the other OTs in the battle against COVID-19.
Increased police patrols have been dispatched across the island to ensure robust enforcement of the curfew law
The Cayman Islands has recorded an additional four confirmed cases of COVID-19 taking the total to 12, with one additional sample still inconclusive.
The CORONA VIRUS is indeed occupying the hearts and minds of everyone - WORLDWIDE. As the situation unfolds the medical fraternity has been in non-stop research and evaluation to come up with the best practices possible.
The Cayman Islands is gearing up for an extensive program of testing for the COVID-19 virus.
Butterfield Bank (Cayman) Limited (“Butterfield”) announced that they will be donating $15,000 to each of the Kiwanis Club of Grand Cayman and Meals on Wheels as they continue to provide meals for children, elderly and vulnerable persons in the community during the COVID-19 health crisis.