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Community Connections
Caring for the Elderly Project
Members of the Guardian Life Limited (GLL) Montego Bay Branch 2 were delighted in handing over food and personal items to the Lucea Infirmary.
In photo (from left): Simone Douglas, Procurement Officer for the Lucea Infirmary; Leroye Morrison, GLL’s Branch Manager, Montego Bay 2; Kayon Dyer, Matron, the Lucea Infirmary; Danae Rowe-Crooks, GLL’s Insurance Advisor; Carol Haughton-Cummings, GLL’s Unit Manager and Rushell Ferguson, GLL’s Insurance Advisor.
Members of the GLL’s Ocho Rios Branch present their donation to the St. Ann Infirmary as part of its Caring for the Elderly Initiative for November. Represented in the photo from left are Dalas Dickenson, JP, Deputy Mayor, St. Ann’s Bay; Amoré Smith, GLL’s Insurance Advisor; Alicia Drummond Knight Matron, St. Ann Infirmary; Samantha Forsythe, Assistant Matron, St. Ann Infirmary; and Kadian Broderick, GLL’s Insurance Advisor.
Assistant Matron for the St. Ann Infirmary, Samantha Forsythe, took delight in examining the personal care items with Guardian Life’s Amore Smith.
Hermine Bascoe (second from right), Manager of the St Monica’s Home for the Abandoned Elderly, White Marl, St. Catherine, and Marcia Williams (second from left), long-standing volunteer at the Home, accept the basket from GLL representatives, Rhonda Figueroa (left) and Lorna Lowe (right).
“This will replenish our stores for a good while,” said Ms. Bascoe (2nd right), as representatives from Guardian Life Limited (from left), Annette Atkinson, Lorna Lowe and Rhonda Figueroa look on. Sharing in the presentation is Marcia Williams (right).
Guardian Life Limited (GLL) values its ability to contribute to the communities in which we operate. As the end of 2023 approached, we continued our work through the Caring for the Elderly project, launched in November and executed through the Guardian Group Foundation.
A token of gratitude to the elderly members of our communities, this project was specifically aimed at helping those living in assisted homes, who are sometimes unable to procure basic items, such as food and personal supplies. Staff members across the island donated needed items and distributed them to the various homes within the community.
Among these homes were the St. Monica’s Home for the Abandoned Elderly, located in St. Catherine; the Lucea Infirmary, located in Hanover; the St. Ann Infirmary located in Priory, St. Ann; the Ultimate Care Centre located in Montego Bay and the United Church Senior Citizen Home located in Mandeville.
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