GUARDIAN MEDIA NEWSROOM
Hundreds of items have been donated by Flow employees to support cancer patients at the Caura Palliative Care Unit.
The company says the items were presented October 30, 2024, by Flow’s Vice President and General Manager Simone Martin-Sulgan, Secretary of the Trinidad and Tobago Palliative Care Society, Gillian Baksh.
According to a release from Flow, the donation to the Society was the culmination of a series of activities engaging Flow employees, during their observance of Health and Wellness Month in October.
Flow’s staff members gear up before the Scotiabank Women Against Breast Cancer 5K on Saturday, October 5, 2024. [Image courtesy FLOW]
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“Each Friday during the month of October,” said Martin-Sulgan, “members of staff participated in our ‘Pink Fridays’ [initiative] where they dropped off an item or a care package for a patient at the Caura Palliative Care Unit, playing a crucial role in giving back to the community we serve.”
About donating and supporting the patients, Flow employee, Tinesha Monsegue said:
“It gives me joy to see others happy.”
The employees started off their month-long activities on October 5, with 93 of them participating in the Scotiabank Women Against Breast Cancer (WABC) 5K.
Rachel Harris delivers one of many packages from the Flow Sports team for patients at the Caura Palliative Care Unit. [Image courtesy FLOW]
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“This marked the start of a month-long awareness campaign for us, to raise the profile of and build awareness of breast cancer,” Martin-Sulgan explained.
Among the activities hosted during the month were a Health & Wellness session with Jamieson; primary health checks with health care professionals of the North Central Regional Health Authority; a Clean Eating Workshop with Kelli Ann Thomas, Flow employee and certified nutritionist; and dental and vision screenings with Iconic Dentistry & Aesthetics and Optometrist Today.