First Lady joins WAD for fundraising brunch 
First Lady, Mrs. Sandra Granger (seated third from left) is joined by Co-ordinator of Women Across Differences (WAD), Ms. Clonel Samuels-Boston (seated, first right) and others guests at the fundraising brunch. Members of the Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry (GBTI)-Buxton Steel Pan Orchestra are pictured standing. 
First Lady, Mrs. Sandra Granger (seated third from left) is joined by Co-ordinator of Women Across Differences (WAD), Ms. Clonel Samuels-Boston (seated, first right) and others guests at the fundraising brunch. Members of the Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry (GBTI)-Buxton Steel Pan Orchestra are pictured standing. 
A fashion display at the Women Across Differences Brunch, Fashion Show and Exhibition

FIRST Lady, Mrs. Sandra Granger, on Saturday, attended the Women Across Differences’ (WAD), fundraising Brunch, Fashion Show and Exhibition, which was held in the garden of the Critchlow Labour College, Woolford Avenue, Georgetown.

The event was organised to raise funding for the WAD’s Comprehensive Empowerment Programme for Adolescent Mothers, which aims to equip them with the knowledge that will help them to realise their full potential. The First Lady serves as a patron of the non-governmental organisation.
Co-ordinator of WAD, Ms. Clonel Samuels-Boston said that the organisation is always grateful to the First Lady for her support.

First Lady, Mrs. Sandra Granger is flanked by, from left, Calypso Monarch, Ms. Onika Joseph and Mr. Burchmore Simon at the Women Across Differences Brunch, Fashion Show and Exhibition

Patrons were entertained by a display of locally made attire, handbags and jewellery modelled by several of the teenage mothers who benefit from the programme. Reigning Calypso Monarch, Ms. Onika Joseph added further l to the occasion with her rendition of “Woman is Boss”, which was greeted with loud cheers.
Musical accompaniment was also provided by the Guyana Bank for Trade and Industry (GBTI)-Buxton Steel Pan Orchestra, which played local folk songs such as “Bamboo fire” among others.

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