Several women-led community outreaches receive honour from Ann Marie Davis

As of Monday, March 13, 2023

PICTURED above, Ann Marie Davis speaks at one of several women-led community outreach organisations during International Women’s Day. Photos: Anthon Thompson/BIS

They visited Persis Rodgers Home for the Aged, where women were presented with flowers, and a plaque for the centre was presented to Mrs. Frances Ledee, administrator.

They visited the Bahamas Crisis Centre, where a plaque and flowers were presented to the Director of the Centre, Dr. Sandra Dean-Patterson, for work in helping women in crisis.

IN CELEBRATION of International Women’s Day last week, the Office of the Spouse of the Prime Minister, led by Ann Marie Davis along with Minister of State for Social Services and Urban Development Lisa Rahming visited various women-led community outreach organisations.

In her visit to the Bahamas Crisis Centre, the centre’s founder Dr Sandra Dean-Patterson and staff were chosen to be presented with a plaque for assistance in social work.

“This is so phenomenal. Your contributions are great and I respect this institution very much,” said Mrs Davis.

Other organisations honoured included the Persis Rodgers Home for the Aged, Eljhay’s Hilltop Cottage Ministries, and Pat’s Senior Citizens Home.

Mrs Davis and Ms Rahming, with representatives of the Bahamas National Trust and Aliv, planted breadfruit and mahogany trees in Lou Adderley Park for the first installation of the “50 for 50” tree-planting initiative.

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hrysippus 1 year, 6 months ago

Is it just me or is it a bit ironic for women to be given awards for personal achievements by a woman who owes her position solely to the achievement of her spouse and not to anything that she herself has done?

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