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The International Day of Families and the tenth anniversary of the local community group Family Forum were both marked with a walk across Hamilton yesterday. Families and friends were invited to join the event, which had the theme “Walking With A Pur...

A government employee has been accused of assaulting a teenage girl who refused to board a flight to the United States. The civil servant is alleged in an official document seen by The Royal Gazette to have assaulted the 17-year-old at LF Wade Intern...

A family walk across Hamilton at 6pm today celebrates both the International Day of Families — and the tenth anniversary of the local community group Family Forum. A confidential support circle, Family Forum was created in 2009 by the helping agency ...

Dedicated foster parents were celebrated at a special event to recognise the care they provided to dozens of Bermudian children. The Department of Child and Family Services held its annual appreciation tea for the people who “open their hearts and ho...

Motherhood proved a minefield for Chalsey Trott. In desperate need of a community, she started her own on social media. MomWeek is a place where mothers can share their “struggles, successes or journeys” without judgment or criticism. “I have shared ...

Police overstepped their authority when they handcuffed a 15-year-old schoolboy in the care of the Department of Child and Family Services and locked him up at the Co-Ed prison last week, a Supreme Court judge has ruled. Assistant Justice Mark Pettin...

Mirrors Programme is appealing for 22 business and community leaders to coach aspiring student leaders. Twenty-two promising student leaders will participate in Mirrors Community Programme and paired with business and community volunteers trained in ...

More than 30 students and volunteers learnt about one of the island’s national parks while they gave it a facelift. A group from the Mirrors Programme joined members of the Hamilton Lions Club for a clean-up at Southlands Estate in Warwick. Their goa...

What wouldn’t you do for those you love? Alfredo Cardoso left his family behind in 1962 and travelled from the Azores to Bermuda for a better life. Seven years later, the news that they could join him was bittersweet: local law would allow only his w...

Charity leaders believe they have found a property that could house “invisible” homeless families, it was revealed yesterday. Habitat for Humanity of Bermuda and the Women’s Resource Centre said their project would also provide mothers with support a...

The public is being encouraged to participate in a survey that could improve care for patients in Bermuda’s health system. The Adverse Childhood Experiences research looks at the link between adverse childhood experiences and the risk of disease late...