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Children in need will receive a helping hand from a local insurance company this Christmas. Lancashire Insurance Company Limited has donated 35 food vouchers, worth $3,500, and 15 prescription gift cards, worth $1,500, to the Department of Child and ...

Bermuda may be a small island but it is full of unsung heroes — inspirational residents who are making a real difference in their communities and improving the lives of others, without expecting any recognition or praise. In our regular feature, we c...

Shadow Health Minister Kim Wilson has branded the Children’s Amendment Act 2014 to help resolve disputes in child access through mediation cases as “half-baked… merely adding another level of bureaucracy” to the process. The former Attorney General,...

Improving the lives of Bermuda’s children took centre stage at a community brainstorming session yesterday. More than 80 people, including Wayne Scott, the Community Minister and Lovita Foggo, the Shadow Education Minister, gathered to discuss the C...

A community-wide effort is needed to tackle the Island’s social problems and build a brighter future for our children — and every resident is being asked to step up and make a difference. A reinvigorated push to aid Bermuda’s youngsters is being rol...

Protecting Bermuda’s children is a vital cause that is very close to Karen Olson’s heart. Which is why the mother of two became a dedicated volunteer for SCARS (Saving Children and Revealing Secrets), which aims to reduce the risk of child sexual ab...

Smiling primary school pupils took centre stage at City Hall yesterday to launch PRIDE Bermuda’s Red Ribbon awareness week. The children dressed in red and sang on behalf of the group, which aims to prevent youngsters from using drugs. Governor Geo...