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In the latest in the Third Sector Spotlight Series, Fiona Holmes and Karen Simmons promote the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award

More than 300 people take part in a weekend of activities this month

Three non-profits reap the benefits with $2,000 each towards their respective good causes

Duke of Edinburgh gold-level participants are journeying through Kejimkujik National Park

Rena Lalgie, the Governor, says the award highlights the awardees’ dedication to making a positive impact on the community

Fiona Holmes has received the Association of Fundraising Professionals Chamberlain Scholarship

Candidates partner with older community members to clean the Arboretum

Young people earning silver or gold-level Duke of Edinburgh Awards are participating in an adventurous journey and residency programme

Hundreds of young people pitched tents, completed an obstacle course and engaged in team-building activities - all in one weekend. They were taking part in Duke of Edinburgh Award’s joint training sessions held at Warwick Camp last month. Almost 15...

Gold certificates were handed out to 13 Duke of Edinburgh international award winners at a special Government House ceremony. Rena Lalgie, the Governor, is patron of the initiative’s international award in Bermuda, and was on hand to congratulate the...

Youngsters with a taste for adventure will set sail today to learn about the life and impact of the enslaved Bermudian woman Mary Prince. In the Wake of Mary Prince, a programme held between the Bermuda Sloop Foundation and the Duke of Edinburgh Awar...

Yann Pugi likes to “mess around in the kitchen”. His brother Youenn loves music and drama. In 2019 they combined their passions and formed Strings and Tasty Things. Since January, the brothers have been at PALS thrift shop on Point Finger Road every ...