For the third year running, the Jumby Bay Fund has made a major contribution to the wish list of the Clarevue Psychiatric Hospital.
On Monday, the group, led by spokesperson Mark Reid, handed over more than fifty thousand EC worth of items to the patients at the country’s lone hospital for the mentally ill.
The contributions covered five categories, including Arts, Crafts
Among the donations were a movie projector, two flat screen TV sets, eight ceiling fans, two cupboards, electric foot spa, forty eight emery boards for nails, twelve bottle of shampoo, twenty four bottles of nail polish, twenty yoga mats, forty eight yoga tights and shorts, one hundred and twenty eight bed sheets, one hundred and twenty eight bath towels, twenty four coloring books, twenty four wax crayon set, thirty two wooden picture frames and twenty four colored sharpies among others.
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This is great. Please ensure its the certified mentally ill who benefit from these items now.
Good and appropriate stuff.
Hope the residents will really utilized them.
Well needed contributions. I hope these will be beneficial to the patients not the staffs and their family. I remembered back in the days the US Naval and Air Force Bases used to donated a lot items to both the mental and Fines institutions. These items ended up in the staffs personal residence. A proper inventory control and issue system will reduce theft.
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