A gift for SOS Children’s Village
The Barita Foundation donated a washing machine to the SOS Children's Village in Stony Hill, St Andrew, which provides a loving home for over 50 vulnerable children who have lost parental care. Here, Barita Foundation Director Carlton Stewart and Programme Manager Anna Leah Reid join resident social worker Hilary Nembhard to check out the features of the machine. (Photo: Leo Hudson)
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August 28, 2022

A gift for SOS Children’s Village

The Barita Foundation donated a washing machine to the SOS Children’s Village in Stony Hill, St Andrew, which provides a loving home for over 50 vulnerable children who have lost parental care. Here, Barita Foundation Director Carlton Stewart and Programme Manager Anna Leah Reid join resident social worker Hilary Nembhard to check out the features of the machine. (Photo: Leo Hudson)

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