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A charity representing the blind and partially-sighted in Bermuda is to hold a range of events this month to highlight the issues facing people affected by loss of vision. Thursday, October 8, is World Sight Day, aimed at raising public awareness abo...

The Centre on Philanthropy is to hold its fifth biennial Third Sector Conference on January 26, 2016. As part of its 25th anniversary celebrations, the event will be held at the Fairmont Hamilton Princess & Beach Club. It had been due to take place t...

Clarien Bank Ltd has donated $75,000 to local charities through the Clarien Foundation. The bank announced that it had donated $50,000 to the Reading Clinic to support the I-Play early childhood development programme, along with $15,000 to the Menuhi...

A school that provides education for young and mature students has benefited from a $10,000 donation. The Bermuda Rotary Clubs of Pembroke, Hamilton Parish and Sandys came together to provide the Adult Education School (AES) with the funds for secur...

Breast Cancer Awareness Month was yesterday officially proclaimed by Senator Lynne Woolridge, the Junior Minister of Health, Seniors and Environment. “After lung cancer, breast cancer accounts for the majority of deaths in women worldwide,” Sen Wool...

Hundreds of families joined in the fun of the annual Bounce for Autism event at Southampton Oval on Saturday. Hosted by the Tomorrow’s Voices Autism Centre, more than 350 children and their families took part in the various activities. The organisati...

A children’s charity has partnered with Bermuda Broadcasting to produce a three-part television series to shed light on the issue of child sexual abuse in Bermuda. The episodes, starting tonight, will feature survivors, parents of abused children an...

Dear Sir, This letter is addressed to Michael Dunkley. What a missed opportunity, all these underprivileged children having their hair cut, hair done and being given backpacks. Where was your creativity? What a great opportunity was missed. You cou...

Residents gathered at Pier 6 last night sporting a variety of colourful wigs, head accessories and hairstyles to help to raise cash for cancer charity PALS as part of the fourth annual Mad Hair Day. Staff and students at businesses and schools acros...

A physician is to launch what he believes is the first medical school scholarship in Bermuda. JJ Soares, who runs Hamilton Medical Centre, told The Royal Gazette his own humble background inspired him to set up the $10,000-a-year fund. “I didn’t come...

Recent commuters to Hamilton may have spotted volunteers from Pals, the Island’s only home care cancer charity, out in force at the Crow Lane roundabout. They were there showing their support for the group’s Mad Hair Day fundraiser, taking place toda...

A physician is to launch a medical school scholarship for Bermudian students. JJ Soares, who runs Hamilton Medical Centre, told The Royal Gazette his own humble background inspired him to set up the $10,000-a-year fund. “I didn’t come from a rich fam...