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Mark Charley’s work with Uncommon Results has taken him from prisons to boardrooms. He created the Island’s Mirrors programme on the back of that success and has found Bermuda’s children a pleasure to work with. “I love working in Bermuda,” said Mr C...

Yesterday, The Royal Gazette launched a campaign to raise $1m for the New Beginnings Education Trust so it can continue to run programmes for the benefit of the young people of Bermuda. The target is by far our most ambitious to date. The campaign ha...

Mirrors intern Lindley (LJ) Scott Jr volunteered for Mirrors in 2009 and was so impressed with the programme that he signed on as a participant. “I never had problems,” Mr Scott said, describing himself as someone with questions about himself. Volunt...

“Mirrors is not for ‘bad’ children,” explained graduate Zana-Kay Douglas. “The Mirrors programme is for self growth and development. You set goals and say ‘this is who I choose to be’. And you keep on improving.” Now 18-years-old, Ms Douglas was a st...

Launched in 2007, the Mirrors programme was one of the first initiatives under the administration of Premier Ewart Brown. But attempts to get the personal transformation scheme in place for Bermuda’s youth had been frustrated for more than a decade b...

The Royal Gazette today launches its most ambitious fundraiser ever: a $1 million campaign in aid of Bermuda's at-risk youth This newspaper has teamed with the New Beginnings Education Trust, run by Kerry Judd, to raise a million dollars over the nex...

The New Beginnings $1 Million Campaign is aimed at raising the much-needed dollars to finance education grants for Bermuda’s ‘at risk’ youth and bringing back the Mirrors Community Programme for 19 to 24-year-old young men. If raised, it may also ass...