Manager of Rosewood Centre lauds CIBC FirstCaribbean “Adopt-A-Cause Programme shows interest in the

Nurse Lynette Rogers, Manager of Rosewood Centre feeds 97 year old resident

Nurse Lynette, a retired public health nurse, expressed concern that there are no significant programmes for the elderly and was grateful for the interest that CIBC FirstCaribbean showed in this sector of the island’s population via its Adopt-A-Cause Programme.

Senior staff at CIBC FirstCaribbean serving lunch to residents at Just Tender Care Senior Citizen’s Home

She said institutions like Rosewood Centre, whose residents range in age from 62 to 97 years, were important because they provide the care some senior citizens need. She continued, “I thank, commend and indeed applaud CIBC FirstCaribbean for this initiative and I hope that others too will come forward”.
Acting Country Manager, Henley Johnson, said he was pleased that CIBC FirstCaribbean was continuing to contribute in a meaningful way to the wellbeing of the elderly on Anguilla. He also thanked the management and staff for turning out to support the activity and sharing some quality time with the senior citizens.

Acting Country Manager Henley Johnson (left) interacts with resident at Tender Loving Care.

Some 51 senior citizens at the four homes were treated to the sumptuous luncheon catered by E’s Oven and served by CIBC FirstCaribbean staff.

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CIBC FirstCaribbean staff serving lunch at Miriam Gumbs Senior Citizens Home

It also coincided with the observance in Anguilla of the Month for the Elderly.
-Press Release