Young People Learn Valuable Life Skills

Basseterre, St. Kitts (May 09, 2007)

Approximately thirty young persons learnt valuable life skills such as leadership and healthy lifestyles at a workshop which concluded on Wednesday.

Sessions for the three-day Caribbean Healthy Lifestyle Project (C-HLP) were held at the Warner Park conference room, under the theme “Encouraging Positive Lifestyle Changes in the Youth: Your Life, Your Health: Make it Right.”

“We zeroed in on areas like self esteem, decision making, goal setting and teamwork,” Regional C-HLP Coordinator Kathy Harper-Hall explained, noting that peer to peer education is the main goal of the programme.

As such topics such as presentation techniques, learning styles, self management as well as recruiting and maintaining volunteers were highlighted during the workshop.

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Civil Service Housing Project Doing Well

Basseterre, St. Kitts ( May 09, 2007) Some three years following the inception of the Civil Servants Housing Scheme implemented by the National Housing Corporation (NHC), 92 government employees have benefitted by becoming home owners. Manager at NHC Mr. Wayland …

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“Live From Nevis”

Got this in my email, and thought I would share it.  Sounds like someboday is having a great holiday in Nevis! Mike, Just a note to thank you for your website, the most informative site about Nevis that I’ve seen.  …

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Nevis Culture Minister Welcomes Carib Expedition

Charlestown, Nevis (May 07, 2007)

Minister with responsibility for Culture on Nevis the Hon. Hensley Daniel encouraged Nevisians in particular the youth, to use the visit by a group of Carib Indians to Nevis from Dominica, as an opportunity to reconnect with the people who have inhabited the Caribbean for hundreds of years.
 
Mr. Daniel addressed the youth on the grounds of the Museum of Nevis History, near the Charlestown Pier, while he officially welcomed the crew of the Gli Gli Expedition to Nevis. Earlier that afternoon, they had received a rousing welcome from hundreds of curious onlookers who had gathered at the Charlestown Pier late afternoon on Monday May 07, 2007 to witness their arrival.
 
“See this as an opportunity to reconnect with the people who came and stayed and so whenever we enjoy the modern facilities of today’s living, we can remember that there are people in our Caribbean who have maintained their standard and quality of living, to suit themselves and maybe as we are challenged to accept the styles of living from the north Atlantic “¦we will find that we may not necessarily need to go to the excesses that we sometimes do in our community,” he said.

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