PHOTO: JMMB treats Mustard Seed children
Patricia Sutherland (second left), chair, JMMB Joan Duncan Foundation, in discussion with two wards of the State, Shemisha (left) and Abby-Gayle (second right) ofMary's Home, ahead of a movie treat organised by the foundation for more than 100 children from the Mustard Seed Communities which includes five children's homes.Also photographed is Clovell Folkes, administrator, Mustard Seed Communities Dare to Care. The treat is a part of the foundation's ongoing support for Mustard Seed.(Photo: Aston Spaulding)
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October 3, 2017

PHOTO: JMMB treats Mustard Seed children

Patricia Sutherland (second left), chair, JMMB Joan Duncan Foundation, in discussion with two wards of the State, Shemisha (left) and Abby-Gayle (second right) of

Mary’s Home, ahead of a movie treat organised by the foundation for more than 100 children from the Mustard Seed Communities which includes five children’s homes.

Also photographed is Clovell Folkes, administrator, Mustard Seed Communities Dare to Care. The treat is a part of the foundation’s ongoing support for Mustard Seed.

(Photo: Aston Spaulding)

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