Kiwanis Club Donates Essential Kits for 12 Newborns
Club members present gifts to medical, maternity and social services representatives.
The Kiwanis Club of Antigua has donated baby essential kits for 12 newborns, providing practical support for their care.
Club President Kevin Morgan, accompanied by Alethea Byers and other members, handed over the gifts during a brief presentation.
Receiving the donation were Medical Director Dr. Shivon Belle Jarvis, Departmental Manager of Maternity Anne Marie Brown Isaac, and Social Services Manager Dr. Sequoyah Survia-Thomas.
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Comments (3)
informed citizen September 30, 2026, 4:17 PM
Twelve little babies getting some much-needed essentials is a beautiful gesture. Big respect to the Kiwanis Club for stepping up and supporting families at such an important time.
Replykeisha September 30, 2026, 4:17 PM
very little bit helps, especially when you have a newborn and plenty expenses coming at once
ReplyJuju Bee September 30, 2026, 5:11 PM
Thats a good help for any new mother
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