Caring, compassionate and charitable are the three ‘Cs’ those who know Anthea Domville use to describe her.

This is woman of unwavering faith, strong family values and a warm, giving personality, is the new president of the Constant Spring Kiwanis Club — installed on October 10, 2026 — to no one’s surprise.

Domville is a graduate of Westwood High School in Trelawny, and twice graduate of the University of Technology, Jamaica, where she earned a bachelor’s degree with honours in finance and a master’s in finance. She has built a diverse career as a customs officer, investment banker and now, realtor.

She joined Kiwanians on September 1, 2003 and became known for dedication to service which extends beyond the club, impacting the wider Kiwanian community and various other charitable organisations.

Over the years, Domville served as fund-raising chairman; chairman of divisional council meeting, Division 23 Central); club director, vice-president, and in many other capacities. She is also a justice of the peace for Kingston, and a member of Westwood Old Girls’ Association (WOGA).

Anthea Domville – a Kiwanian star is born

The new president has received top accolades including inter-clubber of the year, director of the year, chairman of the year, Kiwanian of the year (seven times), and the 2024 Godfrey Dyer Award.

She is widely regarded as the cornerstone of the club’s fund-raising efforts and is remembered for leading the club’s first ‘Christmas party’ which has morphed into the current ‘all-white party’, as well as the creator of the popular ‘Evening of Elegance’.

But there is more. Domville has been chairperson for interclub and twice led the human & spiritual committee, while contributing to a wide array of community services and special projects, including Labour Day initiatives, securing partnerships, donations, sponsorships, and volunteers.

At the installation ceremony, the 20-year Kiwanian was hailed as a stalwart, a true representation of Kiwanis International’s creed — prioritising the well-being.