The Royal Saint Lucia Police Force hosted its Christmas Experience in Vieux Fort, aiming to strengthen ties with the community and foster greater trust in law enforcement. Held at the Daher Building car park on New Dock Road, the event marked the beginning of an island-wide initiative to build public support for crime-fighting efforts.
Christmas cheer came to Constitution Park on Tuesday, as Feed the Poor Ministries, in collaboration with Flow, hosted its annual Christmas lunch for the less fortunate. For 15 years, this partnership has provided hot meals to those in need, especially during the holiday season.
With Christmas just days away, vendors temporarily relocated to Derek Walcott Square are inviting the public to visit their booths for festive gifts and seasonal outfits. However, the recent relocation of vendors who typically sell along William Peter Boulevard has sparked mixed reactions among the vendors themselves.
Republic Bank (EC) Limited, in collaboration with the Saint Lucia National Conservation Fund, has awarded over EC$200,000 in grants to local organizations championing vital environmental and community projects
The Sandals Foundation is spreading holiday cheer by supporting 400 less fortunate families with special vouchers. Beyond the financial support, the foundation offered words of encouragement, urging recipients to rise above their circumstances and embrace their potential to achieve greatness.
The Saint Lucia Blind Welfare Association is inviting key government leaders, including Heads of Government Institutions, parliamentarians, Permanent Secretaries, and Deputy Permanent Secretaries, to participate in a unique blindfolded walk. The event, which will also feature a game of blind cricket, aims to give policymakers a powerful, firsthand experience of the challenges faced by those who are blind or visually impaired.
