The Following is a Release from the National Water Commission - 2024/01/30:
The joy of giving flowed earnestly for the start of 2024, as several Children’s and Health Institutions were beneficiaries of donated items from the Staff of the National Water Commission, under its recently launched We Care Charity Initiative.
Four such Institutions were selected across the Eastern and Corporate Divisions of the Commission. The donated items were a diverse mix based on needs assessment carried out and were a combination of toiletries, foods, personal care items, toys, books, gift vouchers and clothing. Additionally, the National Water Commission complimented the Staff by matching with a Fifty Thousand Dollars ($50,000.00) cash contribution to each institution.
Recipient Institutions are:
- Jamaica National Children’s Home,
- Princess Margaret Hospital – Children’s Ward,
- The Edge Hill School of Special Education,
- The Wortley Home for Girls.
The Management and Staff of the Institutions expressed their heartfelt gratitude and signalled that the donated items could not have come at a better time.
Yearly, the various departments of the water company singularly donate to charitable organizations of their choice. However, in December the Company decided to have a soft launch of its We Care Charity Initiative, bringing the gift of giving under one umbrella. Staff members still had the option to select their charity of choice and responded exuberantly to the call to participate, with healthy competitiveness to outdo each other. With this positive success, the Utility will be seeking to broaden its We Care Initiative as its main driver for its corporate responsibility efforts.
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| Home Manager for the Wortley Home for Girls in St. Andrew - Ms Clarene Smith accepting donated items from Customer Relations Office - Mrs Tamara Thomas-Faulkner. The donation was made by the Staff from the NWC's Kingston and St. Andrew Branch. |
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| NWC Staff from its Northeast Region (Portland, St. Mary and St. Ann) donated to the Edge Hill School for Special Education in St. Ann. Presentation was made by Mrs. Shockera Miller-Sharpe to Principal Mrs. Tabitha Chambers at the Institution recently. Looking are members of staff from the NWC's St. Ann Branch. |
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| Representatives from the NWC's Thomas Branch along with Staff from the Princess Margaret Hospital- Children's Ward posed for pictures after items were donated by the utility company recently. |
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| NWC's Customer Relations Manager- Mr. Calvert Harrison accepting a certificate of appreciation from the Matron of the Children's Ward at the Princess Margaret Hospital in St. Thomas. The NWC St. Thomas Staff donated items to the Institution as part of its We Care Charity Initiative. |
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| Home Director for the Jamaica National Children's Home - Ms. Claudette Whyte accepting donated items from HR Officer- Ms. Akaylah Freckleton, representing the NWC's Corporate Division. |
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