Fighting Zika in the Children´s Carnival
There was a unique category this year as the Trinidad and Tobago Red Cross Society sought to use culture to disseminate information.
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Author: Diana Arroyo
The Spirit of Volunteerism – The Red Cross in Anse la Raye
It’s a saying in in the Kweyol language that is spoken in St. Lucia that literally means take in front before in front takes you. In other words, get prepared to face a situation before you are forced to face the consequences.
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Walmer and Walter: The Red Cross twins
Their story is full of coincidences; they share everything. Someone says that they are not twins but siamese, because they do everything together, they study the same career and they both dedicate their free time to the Red Cross.
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Granny Ana and her favorite volunteers
Granny Ana is one of the most beloved characters in the community of Mirador de la Lagunita. Ana, with 94 years, cannot walk by herself anymore.
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‘Now that she can walk I feel very happy. I feel good because I know I’m doing my best for her’
Since she wakes up until she goes to bed, Jane Pacheco focuses all her energy and resources on stimulating and taking care of little Milagros, her two-year old daughter.
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