Residents of the Top Hill Senior Citizens Home and Staff at the Princess Royal Hospital are elated for the contributions received from two New York based organizations. This is according to the Government Information Services there.
The statement indicates that the Crown Heights Gospel Church and the St. Matthias Charity St. Vincent contributed over US$8000 in toiletries and health care products to the two institutions.
Pastor Cyprian Joseph of the Crown Heights Gospel Church who is originally from L’Esterre, Carriacou along with member of the St. Matthias Charity Robert McBonnet thanked all those who have been instrumental in ensuring this gesture became a reality.
Joseph said the items contributed were done in collaboration with District Doctor Tyron Davis while McBonnet noted that the process of shipping and clearing the items were rather smooth compared to other countries.
McBonnet further stated that they are hoping to continue the relationship with the Princess Royal Hospital and the Top Hill Senior Citizens Home; and is expecting to return with a larger contribution in the form of a 40 feet container.
Hospital Administrator Marissa Alexis and Acting Matron of the Top Hill Senior Citizens Home Clavia McLean both expressed sincere thanks and appreciation for the much needed items.
Alexis said that some of the items will be distributed to the community clinics in the twin isle parish of Carriacou and Petite Martinique.
Parliamentary Secretary within the Ministry of Carriacou and Petite Martinique Affairs Senator Norland Cox witnessed the handing over of the healthcare items.
