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PHOTOS: Flow celebrates senior citizens
Susanna O’Sullivan, Flow’s VP and General Manager for Cayman and the North Caribbean, is surrounded by a cheery group of seniors during Safer Internet Week 2021.
Business, Social Love
September 27, 2022

PHOTOS: Flow celebrates senior citizens

September is Senior Citizens’ Month and it’s a special time to celebrate the longevity, wisdom, and experience of our golden agers. Jamaica has approximately 400,000 seniors, and data from the Planning Institute of Jamaica indicates that the number is expected to continue increasing.

Over the years, Flow has been a champion for the empowerment of our seniors through digital inclusion. This includes digital training, donating smart devices, and providing free Wi-Fi access.

In celebration of the elderly, here is a look at some of the fond moments Flow has had with our seniors in collaboration with the National Council for Senior Citizens (NCSC).

Christina Malcolm (right), retail tech expert, assists Joan Buchanan during a digital literacy training session for seniors in St. Thomas recently.

Thank You! The NCSC thanks Flow for its partnership with the organisation over the years. Here, NCSC Executive Director, Cassandra Morrison, presents a plaque to Kayon Mitchell, Director of Communications and Executive Director of the Flow Foundation.

Executive Director of the NCSC, Cassandra Morrison (right), gives senior Barbara Forbes a high five following a donation of Samsung tablets from the Flow Foundation. Kayon Mitchell, Director of Communications and Executive Director of the Flow Foundation, shares in the moment.

Rosalyn (centre), an attendee at a Safer Internet Seniors’ Forum in 2021, is all smiles with her new smart phone.

Shelly-Ann O’Connor, Flow Foundation Operations and Projects Coordinator, greets attendees as they arrive at the Flow Head Office for an internet awareness session in 2019.

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