Loading...
Loading...
Loading...

MHF receives $500 donation from Rotary Club Mid-Isle for new website

October 26, 2020

MHF receives $500 donation from Rotary Club Mid-Isle for new website
Loading...

SINT MAARTEN (CAY HILL) – The foundation is pleased to announce a charitable contribution in the amount of $500, – from the Rotary Club of Sint Maarten Mid-Isle to help modernize its website and introduce the new brand identity. This project serves to help improve quality of care by allowing us to better support our clients and persons interested in Mental Health.

This soon-to-be revealed new website will provide our existing and future clients with the tools to access to our care services much more easily, as well as educate our community on Mental Health related topics in an understandable and visually attractive way. The aim is to prevent the escalation of mental health issues by making the steps to seeking help simpler and more accessible for all. 

Loading...

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/?guid=5cb887d40fe641e392a3666b829c6561

Loading...

Headlines

Court Rules Mullet Bay Beach is public, Sun Resorts owns land behind shoreline | The Peoples Tribune

July 09, 2026

Court Rules Mullet Bay Beach is public, Sun Resorts owns land behind shoreline | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--The Court of First Instance has ruled that Mullet Bay Beach remains public and is not owned by Sun Resorts Limited, rejecting the company's claim that the beach itself passed into private ownership through historic land transfers dating back to 1852. The Court,...

July 09, 2026

GEBE introduces temporary collection policy, resumes disconnections July 20 | The Daily Herald

A sample of a Dunning Notice. PHILIPSBURG--NV GEBE has introduced a Temporary Collection Policy aimed at helping customers bring their accounts up to date while maintaining electricity and water services through flexible payment arrangements and customer assistance programmes....

July 08, 2026

Meyers proposes “Ryan Gumbs Law,” says Parliament should consider cutting travel budget to fund legislative work | The Peoples Tribune

GREAT BAY--Member of Parliament Franklin Meyers has called on all 15 Members of Parliament to work together on legislation addressing gaps exposed by recent fatal traffic cases, proposing that the measure be developed as the “Ryan Gumbs Law” in memory of the young father whose...

Loading...
Loading...
Loading...