Highlights — ‘We Inspire’ Spot Valley High tour
Cortia Bingham (fifth left) shares a photo op with (from left) Montego Bay ConventionCentre colleagues, Jacqueline Walters and Mavoy Smith; Akema Gabay, student;Samantha Singh of Foska Oats; Myrtle Dwyer, representing the office of the custos of StJames; Doneil Williams, student, and speaker Joy Clark.
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May 2, 2018

Highlights — ‘We Inspire’ Spot Valley High tour

The We Inspire Girls to be Strong Women School Tour recently held a Breakthrough Prayer Breakfast at Spot Valley High School in St James.

The initiative is the brainchild of Cortia Bingham and is designed to bring motivation and inspiration to high school girls across the island.

The day’s activities included the girls being gifted with products from event sponsors Foska Oats, and Lasco, and also saw presentations from speakers Joy Clark, Rev Daewin Thomas and Superintendent Adrian Hamilton.

The presentations were preceded by a praise and worship session led by Myrtle Dwyer, who represented the office of the custos, and Jacqueline Walters, human resources coordinator, Montego Bay Convention Centre.

“We really wanted to bring hope amidst the situation in St James. We understand that the State of Public Emergency is in effect, but we have to give our children hope and motivation,” explained Cortia Bingham, CEO, We Inspire Ltd.

Superintendentof Police AdrianHamilton addressesthe girls on self-love.
Myrtle Dwyer (left) and Jacqueline Walters lead the praise andworship segment.
Superintendent of Police Adrian Hamilton addresses the girls onself-love. (Photos: Aceion Cunningham)
From left: Rev Daewin Thomas, Myrtle Dwyer and Pastor MarkEvans.
A section of the Grades 7-9 girls in attendance.

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