In true Kiwanian spirit of pooling resources to register an impact, the Kiwanis Club of West St Andrew, representedby Distinguished President Roy Townsend (left), Distinguished Secretary Clava Mantock (second right), and the club'scurrent President Charmaine Shaw (right) presented food items to the Red Hills Golden-Agers Citizens' Association atthe senior citizens' meeting hall in Red Hills, St Andrew, recently, as part of the club's long-standing effort to support theweekly luncheon and daily breakfast programmes held for shut-ins in the surrounding communities and for golden-agerswho visit the Red Hills Clinic. President of the Red Hills Golden-Agers Citizens' Association Edelyn Satchel accepted theitems on behalf of the seniors.
September 4, 2019
Help for the elderly
In true Kiwanian spirit of pooling resources to register an impact, the Kiwanis Club of West St Andrew, represented by Distinguished President Roy Townsend (left), Distinguished Secretary Clava Mantock (second right), and the club’s current President Charmaine Shaw (right) presented food items to the Red Hills Golden-Agers Citizens’ Association at the senior citizens’ meeting hall in Red Hills, St Andrew, recently, as part of the club’s long-standing effort to support the weekly luncheon and daily breakfast programmes held for shut-ins in the surrounding communities and for golden-agers
who visit the Red Hills Clinic. President of the Red Hills Golden-Agers Citizens’ Association Edelyn Satchel accepted the items on behalf of the seniors.
