The Health Services Authority and the Public Health Department is advising the public that the childhood immunization programme will resume starting July 2020 with an island-wide campaign across all districts in the Cayman Islands.
Over the last few months, the ties between charities have been made stronger as they worked together to ensure that needs across the community have been met, especially to the challenged and the most vulnerable.
CIREBA has launched a donations program "Home is Where the Heart is" to provide funding to support those most in need within the Cayman Community. With the ongoing COVID-19 crisis affecting the Cayman community CIREBA has taken active part in assisting through monthly donations.
Students of the John Gray and Clifton Hunter High Schools are now better equipped for online learning with a recent donation of 40 desktop computers. The donation was made to the schools by CIBC FirstCaribbean.
The third annual Cayman Islands Digital Economy Conference (CyDEC), hosted by FTS, took place on Thursday 25 June. This year, of course, it was a virtual conference, because of COVID-19, but that fact alone was a great illustration, highlighting many of the things that need to change.
Conyers is pleased to announce the appointment of Charlotte Cloete as Head of Corporate Services in Cayman.
Most sectors of Businesses in the Cayman Islands will be open as of Sunday, 21st June, as the Cayman Islands eases to Level 2 of its COVID-19 suppression response effort.
You know the things that make you happy. Your favorite foods, music, TV shows, movies and even people in your life that you can’t get enough of. This is the stuff that you really enjoy. It’s the stuff that makes your life worth living.
Drinking tea is the new craze today. All over the world people can be seen sipping tea at almost any time of the day. This is one fad I have no complaints against, as it is indeed a power packed healthy habit.
Water Authority-Cayman will waive penalty fees for June 2020, to further assist customers facing financial hardships during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. This is in addition to waived penalty fees for March, April and May 2020.