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BTP & KEIJZER COMPUTERS DONATES ICT EQUIPMENT TO WYCCF

September 19, 2022

BTP & KEIJZER COMPUTERS DONATES ICT EQUIPMENT TO WYCCF
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SINT MAARTEN (ST. JOHN’S ESTATE) - On September 14th, 2022, Bureau Telecommunications and Post St. Maarten (BTP), together with Keijzer Computers, donated modern ICT equipment to the White Yellow Cross Care Foundation (WYCCF). The donation was done in support of the 2022 goals of the International Telecom Union (ITU) to promote digital technologies for older persons and to ensure that everyone, regardless of age, gender, or ability, can equally and equitably make use of ICTs.

The White and Yellow Cross Care Foundation is one of the major healthcare providers of St. Maarten and were in the urgent need of more advanced communication equipment for its clients. The donated ICT equipment will be used for online learning- and activity programs and will also be used to make sure that the elderly persons are able to stay connected with their loved ones via modern communication devices.

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The donation package includes Dell computers, Samsung tablets with protective cases, Smart phones, a laptop, computer desks, office chairs, a projector, specialized software programs, and other useful items such as headsets and soundbars.

Interim Director of BTP, Mrs. Judianne Labega – Hoeve, stated: “On May 17th, 2022, the ICT world celebrated ‘World Telecommunication and Information Society Day’ under the theme “digital technologies for older persons and healthy ageing”. We’ve made a pledge on this special day to be in support of the ITU goals and shared beliefs that the ageing population deserves to live in dignity with ICT as an important driver for their social inclusion. I’ve therefore requested my staff to reach out to an Elderly Home in Sint Maarten and put together a meaningful donation program”.

Marc Smoorenburg, owner of Keijzer Computers, stated that he is proud to serve the community in partnering with BTP. Operations Manager of the White Yellow Cross Care Foundation, Mrs. Bregje Boetekees, was delighted with the donation of BTP & Keijzer Computers and indicated that the ICT equipment will be used by elderly clients of WYCCF in several departments. The WYCCF activity coordinators will support the clients within Elderly Care, the Nursing Home, Rehabilitation Center and Psycho-geriatric Daycare to make great use of the generously donated materials.

Source: Souliga Newsday https://mail.soualiganewsday.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&id=45776:mp-brison-explains-current-political-developments&Itemid=450

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?guid=d9399d1e54cfe962907b5afcf54e4ec3

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