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Nearly 4,000 pairs of donated eyeglasses have been received in Saint Lucia to support vulnerable and visually impaired individuals.
However, the Blind Welfare Association’s Executive Director emphasized that custom prescription lenses are more vital than recycled frames.

An Agard, Morne Du Don Resident struggles to care for her one-year-old son after months of unemployment and financial hardship.
As hurricane season approaches, she appeals to the public for building materials and essentials for her child.

The National Emergency Management Organization (NEMO) urges all Saint Lucians to prioritize vigilance and preparedness as the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season begins.
Recognizing the season's unpredictability, NEMO also highlights its vital, often overlooked, role in public safety during mass crowd events.

A local counselling psychologist is urging Saint Lucia to establish a dedicated trauma therapy center, warning that untreated trauma resulting from violent crime, accidents, and sudden loss can have far-reaching social consequences.

Saint Lucia is expanding beach safety measures by adding a new lifeguard programme to complement its Beach Rangers initiative on three of the island’s busiest beaches.
Officials say the move will enhance water safety, emergency response capabilities, and overall security for residents and visitors.

As Saint Lucians brace for higher water and electricity costs, many residents say they have little choice but to adjust, despite the growing strain on household budgets.

Day one of the National Schools Calypso and Soca Competition saw students using music to speak out on issues affecting them, with performances touching on bullying and the importance of adults listening to young voices.
The opening stage set the tone for the event, as children used song to express personal experiences and concerns while the competition now moves on to the next round.