Clarendon Health Workers Gifted for Bravery During COVID-19 by J. Wray & Nephew Staff

Parish Manager for the Clarendon Health Services, Joseph Grant (right) accepts a care package from J. Wray & Nephew Ltd.  representative, Cheryl Johnson for the health staff in Clarendon who have been working on the front-line during the COVID-19 pandemic. The company donated 426 care packages to staff members on Wednesday, July 1, an initiative of the staff members of the company.

Mr. Grant thanked the staff members for their generous donation and hailed the gesture as phenomenal. He added that the COVID-19 pandemic has affected all Jamaicans and the health workers have been doing their part as they serve humanity with commitment.

Ms. Johnson thanked the public health team for going beyond the call of duty during the pandemic. The J. Wray & Nephew staff members also donated 500 packages to the health staff in St. Elizabeth recently.

The staff members of J. Wray & Nephew Ltd. have donated 426 care packages to the health staff in Clarendon for going beyond the call of duty during the COVID-19 pandemic. The packages were received by the staff members from the Clarendon Health Services, Lionel Town and May Pen Hospitals on Wednesday, July 1.

Photographed here are: (left to right) CEO of the Lionel Town Hospital, Nadine Preddie, Parish Manager for the Clarendon Health Services, Joseph Grant, J. Wray & Nephew Ltd.  representative, Cheryl Johnson and CEO for the May Pen Hospital, St. Andrade Sinclair.

The staff members also donated 500 care packages to the health staff in St. Elizabeth recently.