Sheena Rampaul-Nagrani had been shocked and saddened to learn of the plight of 29-year-old Amoya McLeish, a young mother of three facing the removal of her children from the converted fowl coop she called home in Oxford, Manchester. The Child Protection and Family Services Agency (CPFSA) had mandated that McLeish’s home must be of a certain standard in order for her children to live with her. The story of the.
The Registrar General's Department (RGD) will introduce the first batch of braille certificates on April 2, marking a major achievement in ensuring equal access to essential documents for individuals with visual impairments. The announcement.
Journalists have been challenged to become more active in helping society to see persons with disabilities through different lenses, to erase the long-held perception that they are to be pitied. The goal is for society to look beyond their.
Growing up in Jamaica meant that there were specific experiences we either had directly or were exposed to. Having a dog named Brownie or knowing one somewhere in the community was one of those "m.
When Dr. Teddy Barks is on duty at the Bustamante Hospital for Children (BHC) the excitement among the children is almost palpable; you can see their wide smiles and for a moment some temporarily forget their surroundings as they embrace him. Dr..