PHOTOS: Lister Mair Gilby High gets Rotary e-Club helping hand
Students and staff of the Lister Mair Gilby High School for the Deaf along with representatives of the Rotary e-Club of Raleigh International pose for a photo during a handover ceremony at the school on Friday, February 23, 2025. (Photo: Llewellyn Wynter)
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February 23, 2025

PHOTOS: Lister Mair Gilby High gets Rotary e-Club helping hand

The Rotary e-Club of Raleigh International recently completed two years of sustained support, through service projects, for the Lister Mair/Gilby High School for the Deaf in Papine, Jamaica.

On Friday, February 21, 2025, the club and the school took part in a handover ceremony for the projects which benefit approximately 120 deaf and hard-of-hearing students.

Observer Online photographer Llewellyn Wynter was at the ceremony. See photos in the gallery below.

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