Dear Editor,
PRESIDENT, Dr Irfaan Ali’s message of building a “One Guyana” through initiatives such as Men on Mission (MoM) is certainly unfolding quickly and reaching the masses. It all starts with the right education at a young age and students from the David Rose Special School certainly demonstrated today what sharing and caring for the community means. A group of 10 Grade Four students accompanied by three teachers visited the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation (GPHC) Oncology Department on Monday morning. They distributed get-well cards made by students from the school to all the patients who attended clinic today. This kind gesture is laudable on the last day of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Dr Latoya Gooding expressed the hospital’s thanks and appreciation for this wonderful initiative and praised the Headmistress, Ms Dionne McKenzie, the teachers and more in particular the kind-hearted students for their artistic work in preparing the beautiful cards and wanting to reach out to the patients. This simple exercise sends the right message to society which shows that all should show love, compassion and concern for those affected by medical, challenging issues.

Yours sincerely,
Jai Lall
Public Relations Officer
Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation
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