by One Eleuthera Foundation | Jul 27, 2021 | Economic Development, One Eleuthera News, Partners in Education - PIE, Strengthening
I’m a resident of Harbour Island and a proud graduate of the very first CTI-HITS Culinary Class. I graduated in October of 2019 and during my course, I learned a lot of baking skills. Additionally, I refined my understanding of sanitizing protocols and...
by One Eleuthera Foundation | Jul 20, 2021 | Economic Development, One Eleuthera News, Strengthening
ELEUTHERA, BAHAMAS — On May 10th, the Centre for Training and Innovation’s Harbour Island Trade School (CTI-H.I.T.S.) program celebrated the graduation of 42 students in North Eleuthera. Each student successfully completed a nine-week course of study focused on one of...
by One Eleuthera Foundation | Jul 20, 2021 | Economic Development, One Eleuthera News, Partners in Education - PIE, Strengthening
ELEUTHERA, BAHAMAS — Three aspiring agriculture entrepreneurs have been awarded a total of $10,000 in grant funding as the top finishers in the One Eleuthera Foundation’s “Seed to Succeed” business pitch competition, held on June 9th. This second instalment of the...
by One Eleuthera Foundation | Dec 16, 2013 | Partners in Education - PIE, Strengthening
Rationale:The settlements of Bannerman Town, Millars and John Millars are perhaps the least developed settlements in the isle of Eleuthera. This collection of communities is comprised of approximately 105 inhabitants consisting of about forty primary and secondary...
by One Eleuthera Foundation | Dec 16, 2013 | Pathway to Wellness - PTW, Strengthening
Rationale:In recent months it has become more evident why such a provision is so essential. On June 18th, 2011 Ms Lena Brown, an 83-year-old of Green Castle, lost her life to a house fire. This incident has placed a stronger emphasis on the need for an EOC in the most...
by One Eleuthera Foundation | Dec 16, 2013 | Pathway to Wellness - PTW, Strengthening
Rationale:According to the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), “The Bahamas is experiencing a shift in its epidemiologic patterns away from deaths due to communicable diseases and toward those caused by chronic non-communicable diseases, AIDS and AIDS-related...
