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(President Michael presenting vocational service award to Sanitation Service Authority Representative)
With limited resources and with a spirit of human kindness, our comrades at the SSA worked tirelessly during the height of the COVID period despite the immense challenges of their vocation. During a conversation with the CEO, she commented that it would be near impossible to choose a single employee as all have gone beyond the call of duty in these unchartered times.
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(President Michael presenting vocational service award to Nursing Officer Glendora Seale)
Nursing Officer Seale is a medical nurse who works at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital and who was instrumental with the set up of the Harrison Point COVID-19 medical facility. She currently conducts her vocation there.
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(President Michael presenting vocational service award to Ms. Roslyn Hurley)
Ms. Hurley has been the Special Envoy for persons with disabilities for more than 15 years. In this capacity she has continued in her commitment to service. Ms. Hurley was a longstanding volunteer at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital mainly in the cancer patient wards. She has served in several organisations for persons with disabilities over the years sacrificing selflessly to host a cadre of events.
(President Michael presenting vocational service award to PHF Dr. Corey Forde)
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Head of the Infection Prevention and Control/Infectious Diseases Programs at The Queen Elizabeth Hospital.
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