Dignity kits donated to less fortunate students

The Graydon Sealy Secondary School continues to come to the assistance of its less fortunate students. Principal June Shyrelle Howard-Gittens, made the disclosure as the school was presented with 150 dignity kits by the United Nations. The boxes contain toilet paper, soap, sanitary napkins, deodorant, and non-perishable food items. Ms. Howard-Gittens says the school created what it calls a 'Pantry Project' when face-to-face classes resumed following the COVID-19 pandemic to assist students who were struggling. She notes the project is ongoing as some students still need help. Acting UN Resident Coordinator for Barbados and the OECS Tonni-Ann Brodber, says it's important for the United Nations to be a part of the communities it serves. Subscribe to CBC News: cbcbarbados Connect with the CBC News Barbados Website: https://www.cbc.bb/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/CBCNews.bb/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cbcnewsbarb... Twitter: https://twitter.com/CBCBARBADOS #CBCTV8 #CBCNewsNight #ThisIsWhoWeAre